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Cheese Police
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Hi,
I have a Philips 36pw9527 set, which I find OK, but obviously some of the digital artifacts that show up when I'm watching DVDs are a bit aggravating and distracting. Has anyone found the best way of mitigating these effects using the settings? Is the clarity when watching only in 100hz mode similar to what you'd see on a non p+ set? I find it quite blurry, but maybe that's just a relative thing.
Secondly, I noticed that when I play my superbit Gladiator DVD there are far fewer artifacts than on standard r2 DVDs, and it's much better at panning shots, motion etc... Since this seems to indicate that part of the problem comes from the source material, or the DVD player possibly, will I notice any improvement if I buy an expensive DVD player (I currently have a 3 year-old Sony DVP s535) such as an Arcam DV27? Will the picture appear cleaner and less 'digitized'? Thanks a lot
I have a Philips 36pw9527 set, which I find OK, but obviously some of the digital artifacts that show up when I'm watching DVDs are a bit aggravating and distracting. Has anyone found the best way of mitigating these effects using the settings? Is the clarity when watching only in 100hz mode similar to what you'd see on a non p+ set? I find it quite blurry, but maybe that's just a relative thing.
Secondly, I noticed that when I play my superbit Gladiator DVD there are far fewer artifacts than on standard r2 DVDs, and it's much better at panning shots, motion etc... Since this seems to indicate that part of the problem comes from the source material, or the DVD player possibly, will I notice any improvement if I buy an expensive DVD player (I currently have a 3 year-old Sony DVP s535) such as an Arcam DV27? Will the picture appear cleaner and less 'digitized'? Thanks a lot