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Yeh its in the 4k lcd tv range ...
its th opposite for me, my plasmas showed a TON more Ir than this set, hell, just starting up my panny plamsa, the viera logo could be seen in an all black screen, after being on the screen for only a few seconds(I still do see it, much worse than on any plasma I've owned...so in hindsight, the break-in was definitely a waste of time and energy).
thats what i mean
its only you idiots that runs slides for 100+ hours that kill your tvs.
no "semi" normal user that i know have any problem.
conclusion ?
That's wonderful for you, but I assure you it was showing up in regular content after watching the LOTR extended movies back to back on this panel. Sure, my most recent plasma is mainly afflicted by temporary IR from logos and the like that goes away within minutes. And sigh, yes, we've already been over how this is not typical letterbox IR, so I guess I should preface that discussion with atypical so as to not be unnecessarily schooled again.its th opposite for me, my plasmas showed a TON more Ir than this set, hell, just starting up my panny plamsa, the viera logo could be seen in an all black screen, after being on the screen for only a few seconds
This tv's IR, i wouldnt even call IR
LB movies shut off the top and bottom of the tv screen, meaning, the middle should age faster than the off sections
So, to see real IR, you would think that on full screen content, the middle of screen would appear less bright than the LB sections. You would see this no matter what was on the screen. My 04 65' mitsubishi rear projection screen had horrible 4:3 burn in, where the middle was less bright than the outer sides and i was always there
What I have seen on this set, it going to a slide or all blue screen and seeing a faint ghosting of a line, where the LB was, there is no difference in the brightness like real IR would show.And the weird thing is, i only see it at the top, in a few places, its like a broken ghost line
I turn the tv off or watch a little more content, and its gone
And IR isnt that big a deal as it isnt permanent, and im not seeing it on any content i play, i have to look for it
you have any pics showing IR in content?That's wonderful for you, but I assure you it was showing up in regular content after watching the LOTR extended movies back to back on this panel. Sure, my most recent plasma is mainly afflicted by temporary IR from logos and the like that goes away within minutes. And sigh, yes, we've already been over how this is not typical letterbox IR, so I guess I should preface that discussion with atypical so as to not be unnecessarily schooled again.
I also most certainly see it at the bottom, with another horizontal line above the space of the letterbox area that somehow etched itself onto the screen (no idea of the source here).
Anyway, it it's pretty infuriating to be called an idiot when the damn thing had dead subpixels out of the box, on both panels I owned, with several other owners (myself included) claiming more dying within the 50 first hours of use.
I guess that makes little difference in the end when you have marginal pixels present from the beginning.Was the reason i was trying the low light n contrast out of the box to try to be gentle with it from the start.
I guess that makes little difference in the end when you have marginal pixels present from the beginning.
do we know the difference between stuck and dead? Would you call the pics on the last page stuck pixels(white screen with the red and blue stuck)?That just means marginal ones don't always exhibit defects in the beginning, and the heat from breaking in can be enough to cause them to fail (combined with the aging algorithm as I theorized in your case and Plague's). I don't think I'll bother with a break-in at all on the next OLED. Will just grab an EW (with the longest coverage i can find).
I'm not 100% sure. White subpixels when dead might look different than their RGB cousins. I don't want to say definitively one way or another, but you could be onto something.do we know the difference between stuck and dead? Would you call the pics on the last page stuck pixels(white screen with the red and blue stuck)?
This very much mirrors the article, where they took a pic of many stuck pixels (imo)
The pixels in the article weren't "stuck". They just didn't fully turn off. (Almost certainly due to the driver transistors not fully turning off.) So they dimmed down a long way - but not to completely black. But to take a photo of it they used f/1.8 for 4 seconds. So you would have had a hard time seeing anything. You'd certainly need a pitch dark room and let your eyes dark adapt for a few minutes at the very least! (Actually given the complexities of the thresholds for the driver transistors the set of which pixels were "lazy" might change over time.)do we know the difference between stuck and dead? Would you call the pics on the last page stuck pixels(white screen with the red and blue stuck)?
This very much mirrors the article, where they took a pic of many stuck pixels (imo)
^Me neither, just imperfect backplane uniformity near black.
Just bought my ext. warranty direct from LG, meaning I should be golden through March 2017.
you have any pics showing IR in content?
how is this set any different of getting rid of IR? Im sure, just like your plasma, that with use, it will go away
i had 2 dead sub blues out of the box and nothing since, still the two dead
thats bad but i think you had a faulty panel.
its the people with problems that shouts loudest in here remember
the happy users are just enjoying the worlds best picture.
House of Cards just starting here.
lets have it running for 4! hours and see what happends.
im going to stop it at 21:00 GMT