I don't think anyone in Singapore had tried doing this yet. About 95% of the population owned flat panel TVs (LED, LCD or Plasma). After getting some Tips & Infos about Back-lighting a LCD TV, I can't help myself and to try it out for myself on my old Philips 32-inch LCD TV. Did some minor change by swapping from RCA cable to a YPbPr component from my DVD player to the LCD TV. I was using RCA cable as a substitute to which is still watchable in 480p, but RCA cable are thin and are used for lower quality video devices (please correct me if I'm wrong). So, back to the topic. I did this is just to create a cinematic-feel of oneself being in a cinema or in a theatre. This also helps to reduce the glare directly from the LCD TV itself and thus, enhancing overall output quality of movies. Lastly, it is a start of transforming my living hall into a home-theatre. Gradually, I would be buying a Blue-ray home entertainment system and by the end of 2011, hoping to upgrade to a 47inch LED or LCD TV.
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Backlighting my 32" LCD TV
Backlighting my 32" LCD TV Tube. Duration : 7.58 Mins.
I don't think anyone in Singapore had tried doing this yet. About 95% of the population owned flat panel TVs (LED, LCD or Plasma). After getting some Tips & Infos about Back-lighting a LCD TV, I can't help myself and to try it out for myself on my old Philips 32-inch LCD TV. Did some minor change by swapping from RCA cable to a YPbPr component from my DVD player to the LCD TV. I was using RCA cable as a substitute to which is still watchable in 480p, but RCA cable are thin and are used for lower quality video devices (please correct me if I'm wrong). So, back to the topic. I did this is just to create a cinematic-feel of oneself being in a cinema or in a theatre. This also helps to reduce the glare directly from the LCD TV itself and thus, enhancing overall output quality of movies. Lastly, it is a start of transforming my living hall into a home-theatre. Gradually, I would be buying a Blue-ray home entertainment system and by the end of 2011, hoping to upgrade to a 47inch LED or LCD TV.
I don't think anyone in Singapore had tried doing this yet. About 95% of the population owned flat panel TVs (LED, LCD or Plasma). After getting some Tips & Infos about Back-lighting a LCD TV, I can't help myself and to try it out for myself on my old Philips 32-inch LCD TV. Did some minor change by swapping from RCA cable to a YPbPr component from my DVD player to the LCD TV. I was using RCA cable as a substitute to which is still watchable in 480p, but RCA cable are thin and are used for lower quality video devices (please correct me if I'm wrong). So, back to the topic. I did this is just to create a cinematic-feel of oneself being in a cinema or in a theatre. This also helps to reduce the glare directly from the LCD TV itself and thus, enhancing overall output quality of movies. Lastly, it is a start of transforming my living hall into a home-theatre. Gradually, I would be buying a Blue-ray home entertainment system and by the end of 2011, hoping to upgrade to a 47inch LED or LCD TV.
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