Video
Using
the
Basic
Features
•
HUE
LiveTVSettings
Video
Picture
Mode
Vivid
Active
Backlight
Off
Back
Light
·oo
Brightness
so
Contrast
Saturation
60
Sharpness
60
Gamma
Mddr
Color
Temperature
Advanced
Video
Note:
The
picture
is
only for
reference.
•
Picture
Mode
Select the picture mode: User, Cinema, Sport, Vivid
or
Hi-Bright.
Note:
The
recommended home viewing picture mode
is
"Vivid"
mode,
which
is
the
default picture
mode.
•
Active
Backlight
Turn on
to
adjust the screen backlight automatically
depending on the surrounding ambient brightness.
•
Back
Light
Adjust backlight parameter
of
the picture (0~100).
•
Brightness
Adjust the lightness
of
the picture (0~100).
•
Contrast
Adjust the difference between
light
and dark
areas
of
the picture (0~100).
•
Saturation
Adjust the colorfulness
of
the color relative
to
its own
brightness (0~100).
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Adjust the color
tint
of
the picture
(0
~ 100).
•
Sharpness
Adjust the edge
of
the picture (0~100).
•Gamma
Adjust the
light
intensity
of
original image. Choices
are
Dark,
Middle
and Bright.
•
Color
Temperature
Adjust the overall color tone
of
the picture. Choices
are
Cool, Standard and Warm.
•
Advanced
Video
Make adjustments
of
advanced features for video
performance.
MPEG
NR
Flesh
Tone
Adaptive
Luma
Control
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Blue
Mute
Off
DI
Film
Mode
Auto
Blue
Stretch
Off
Game
Mode
Off
Super
Resolution
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Note:
The
picture
is
only for
reference.
* DNR: Remove the noise from the video signal.
* MPEG
NR:
Reduce the noise created while
compressing
or
converting the
MPEG
signal.
* Flesh Tone: Adjust the flesh tone
of
the picture.
* Adaptive Luma Control: Adjust the luma
of
the
picture automatically depending on the
input
signal.
* Blue Mute:
If
it
is
set on, the screen will
turn
blue
and the sound will be muted when there
is
no signal.
* DI Film Mode: Suppress the image shaking
to
achieve a stable and fluent play
of
the dynamic
picture.
* Blue Stretch: Turn on
to
make the part
of
high
brightness and
low
saturation more blue.
* Game Mode:Turn on
to
make the video played
more fluently.
* Super Resolution: Turn on
to
reduce the
serrations
of
the picture.
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