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| 11-17-2008 11:25 AM | |
| sleepydvdr |
I was doing my own thing quietly and YOU are the one who created this post trying to make a big deal out of it. Keep flaming the fire. That must be what you want. |
| 11-17-2008 05:58 AM | |
| Licence | Wouldn't it be nice if things just worked straight out of the box!! |
| 11-01-2008 08:16 PM | |
| sleepydvdr |
I was doing my own thing quietly and YOU are the one who created this post trying to make a big deal out of it. Keep flaming the fire. That must be what you want. |
| 11-01-2008 05:48 PM | |
| LetoTheTyrant |
Quote:
Originally Posted by sleepydvdr
 And there's always the option of getting a TV calibrated by an ISF certified technician, which many websites recommend. But I'd rather understand and do the process myself. You know the old saying: "Give a man a slice of tofu, he eats for the day. Teach the man to slice tofu, he eats for a lifetime". I feel the same way about the calibration, but if it were tofu I'd never eat! |
| 10-31-2008 07:49 PM | |
| PlaybackGuru | Or you could just grab a NTSC bars and test pattern generator from work and calibrate it to SEMPTE levels.....lol wait thats just me |
| 10-31-2008 07:10 PM | |
| sleepydvdr |
I was doing my own thing quietly and YOU are the one who created this post trying to make a big deal out of it. Keep flaming the fire. That must be what you want. |
| 10-31-2008 02:07 PM | |
| LetoTheTyrant |
Did you use the DVE disc? Did you find this tool to be worth whatever it cost you? Is it essentially just a 'true eye' to tell you if the colors are right? I'm partially color blind so I wonder if it would be better to go based off my eye or an imprartial eye? |
| 10-31-2008 01:55 PM | |
| sleepydvdr |
I was doing my own thing quietly and YOU are the one who created this post trying to make a big deal out of it. Keep flaming the fire. That must be what you want. |
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