On-Screen Display
Menu
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Available
only
when
AV
MODE
is
set
to
"VINTAGE
MOVIE' MODE.
This function
makes
the
images
look
like
they
are flickering in
the
same
way
as
old-time
films
or
TV
were
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Available
only when
AV
MODE
is
set
to
"VINTAGE
MOVIE" MODE. When this
funct
io
n is enabled,
the
lamp
light
looks
like
it
is swinging.
You
can
adjust
the
effect
level between
0
and
+3.
Smoothes
diagonal
lines
by
detailed
dot
control.
Advanced:
Produces
smoother diagonal
lines
by
jaggy
removal
process.
Standard:
Produces
smooth
diagonal lines.
Off:
No adjustment.
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When AV MODE
is
set
to
"VINTAGE MOVIE" MODE,
"Quad
Pixel
Plus2"
is not
available.
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Automatically
adjusts
the
image
contrast
according
to
the
scene
.
Advanced:
Produces higher contrast image
especially
in
dark scene.
Standard:
Produces high contrast image.
Off:
No adjustment.
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Adjusts
the
differences
of
picture
tones
between
bright
parts
and
dark parts.
The
adjustment
range
of
the
gamma
can
be
set
to
a
maximum
of
+2
and
a
minimum
of
-2
by
pressing
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or
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Adjusts on-screen
black
level
to
your
preferred
level.
High:
The
black level gets brighter.
Low:
The black level
gets darker.
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• "Black Level"
is
available
for input
signal
from
Composite Video, Component
480i
and
analog
broadcasts (air and cable).
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This function
prov
i
des
high-quality pl
ayback
of
images
originally en
cod
ed
at
24
frames
/
second
,
such as films.
Advanced:
Adjusts effect
to
reduce judder from
film
contents.
You
can
select a desired
level
of judder
reduction from
0
to +
10.
Standard:
Plays back images with
equal display
time for each fram
e,
reproducing movie theater
experience.
Off:
Normal
viewing mode.
ID
•
"Film
Mode" does not function depend
in
g on input
signal
type.
•
"Film
Mod
e'
does not function when you set
AV
MODE
to
"VINTAGE
MOVIE" MODE, "GAME"
or
"PC".
• "Standard"
does not function depending on input
signal
type.
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Noise
.
ReductiQn
Produces a clearer
v
ideo
image.
Auto:
Automatically adjusts the
level
of
noise
reduction.
High/Middle/Low:
You
can
select
a desired
level
for viewing a clearer
video image.
Off:
No adjustment.
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• "Digital
Noise Reductio
n"
is
not available
when you set
AV
MODE
to
"PC"
or PC
format is being input.
•
When
AV
MODE
is set to "GAME", "AUTO" is not
available.
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For
viewing a video in
monochrome.
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The brightness
level rang
e
of
the
OPC
sens
or's
automatic adjustments can
be
set
accord
i
ng
to y
our
preferences.
The
adjustment range
of
the
OPC
sensor
can
be
set
to a
maximum
of+
16
and a
minimum
of
-
16
.
Max.:
- 15 through + 16
Min.:
-16
through + 15
mm
•
The
"Range
of
OPC" settings are active
only
when
"OPC"
is
set
to
' On".
• The maximum setting cannot be set
to
a
smaller
number than the minimum setting.
•
The minimum setting
ca
nnot be set
to
a bigger number
than the maximum se
tt
ing.
•
Depending
on
the
brightness
of the surrounding
light, the
OPC
sensor might not operate if the adjustment range
is
small.
Audio Settings
You can adjust
the
sound
quality
to
yo
ur preferen
ce
with
the
f
ollow
i
ng
settings
.
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For operating the on-screen
display
menu, see page
20
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Treble
For weaker For stronger
treble t
reb
le
Bass
For weaker For stronger
bass bass
Decrease audio Decrease audio
Balance
from
the
right from the
le
ft
speaker
speaker
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•
The Audio menu is grayed
ou
t when
"Output Select"
is
set
to
"Va
riable
".
(See
page
25
.)
•
For resetting Audio adjustment items to
the factory
preset values,
press
j.
/ T
to
select "Reset",
press
ENTER,
press
j.
/ T
to
select
"Yes
",
and then press
ENTER.
Different so
und
sources
so
met
imes do
not
have
the
same
loudness
level,
such
as a pr
ogram
and its
commercia
l
breaks.
The
Automat
ic
Vo
lu
me
Control
(Auto Volume)
reduces
this
p
rob
l
em
by equalizing
levels.
High:
Re
duces the
l
oudness
gaps among different
sound sources
strongl
y.
Middle:
t
Low:
Reduces the
loudness gaps among different
sound sources
slightly.
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•
The Audio Settings menu i
s grayed out when
"Output
Select"
is set to
"Variable". (See
page 25
.)
T
he
surro
und
function
prod
uc
es
Surround
eff
ec
t
from
the
spea
kers.
30
Stadium:
Re
produces
lif
el
ike experien
ce
of
excitements such that live
sports
or
concert
performances in a stadium create.
30
Hall:
Reproduces concert
ha
ll
experience with
realistic live
surround sound using measured
reverberant sound in the concert
ha
ll.
30
Movie:
Repro
du
ces movie theater experience
with
realistic live
surround sound using measured
reverberant sound in the movie theater.
30
Standard:
Creates 3 dimension
al
surround
sound with deta
il
ed
co
ntrol of the
signal phase.
Normal:
Provides mild surround sound.
Off:
Outputs
the
no
rm
al
sound.
mm
•
The Audio Settings menu is
grayed out when
"Output
Select"
is set to
"Variable
".
(See
page 25
.)
•
For some discs, setup
ma
y
be
required on your BD/
DVD
player.
In
this case, please refer to the operation
manu
al
of
your BD/DVD
player.
The
surro
und
function
prod
uc
es
Sur
r
ound
e
ff
ec
t
f
rom
the speakers.
1m
•
The Audio Settin
gs
menu is grayed
ou
t when
"Output
Select"
is set to
"Variable'.
(Se
e page 25.)
•
For
so
me
discs, setup may be requi
red
on
your BD/
DVD
player. In
this case,
please
refer to t
he
operation
ma
nu
al
of
your BD/DVD playe
r.
This function
all
ows
you
to
enjoy bass-en
ha
nced
sound
.
mm
•
The Audio Settings me
nu is grayed out when
"Ou
tp
ut
Sel
ec
t"
is set
to
"Va
ri
ab
le". (See
page 25.)
Clear
Voiee
· ·
This fu
nction
emphasizes
speech
against
bac
k
ground
noise f
or
great
er
clari
ty
.
rm
• The Audio Settin
gs
menu is grayed
ou
t wh
en
"Ou
tp
ut
Select"
is set
to
"Vari
ab
le". (See page 2
5.
)
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