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defiant11
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Hi,
I have recently bought a new widescreen Philips TV. It is the new Philips 329527c Flat Dolby 100hz set.
The picture difference is immediately apparent ,mainly due to the new pixel plus system incorporated and quite frankly is amazingly clear.
However, the one strange thing I am finding is that often you get a noticeable outline around moving objects be it people or vehicles ect. When these moving objects move past certain back grounds noticeably dark colours over white you get a kind of distortion in the picture. Sometimes this can be quite off putting.
As there are various picture settings eg.Pixel plus, 100 hz & double lines I have found that switching to one of the other settings other than pixel plus does help to reduce this problem.
Can you tell me what this is all about, should this be apparent or should I look to change settings depending whether I watch a region 1 or 2 DVD.
For your information my DVD player is a Sony DVP-S536D.
regards Carl
I have recently bought a new widescreen Philips TV. It is the new Philips 329527c Flat Dolby 100hz set.
The picture difference is immediately apparent ,mainly due to the new pixel plus system incorporated and quite frankly is amazingly clear.
However, the one strange thing I am finding is that often you get a noticeable outline around moving objects be it people or vehicles ect. When these moving objects move past certain back grounds noticeably dark colours over white you get a kind of distortion in the picture. Sometimes this can be quite off putting.
As there are various picture settings eg.Pixel plus, 100 hz & double lines I have found that switching to one of the other settings other than pixel plus does help to reduce this problem.
Can you tell me what this is all about, should this be apparent or should I look to change settings depending whether I watch a region 1 or 2 DVD.
For your information my DVD player is a Sony DVP-S536D.
regards Carl