If you're not gaming, is 60Hz enough for an HDTV? Viewer Ash doesn't play games on his HDTV, and rarely watches sports, so would a 60Hz display be a good way to get a bargain? Watch the video to find out if you need to bump it up to 120Hz for a good picture.
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Showing posts with label Getting. Show all posts
Monday, December 24, 2012
Do Hertz Matter For Getting The Best TV Picture? 60Hz ...
Do Hertz Matter For Getting The Best TV Picture? 60Hz ... Video Clips. Duration : 4.68 Mins.
If you're not gaming, is 60Hz enough for an HDTV? Viewer Ash doesn't play games on his HDTV, and rarely watches sports, so would a 60Hz display be a good way to get a bargain? Watch the video to find out if you need to bump it up to 120Hz for a good picture.
If you're not gaming, is 60Hz enough for an HDTV? Viewer Ash doesn't play games on his HDTV, and rarely watches sports, so would a 60Hz display be a good way to get a bargain? Watch the video to find out if you need to bump it up to 120Hz for a good picture.
Thursday, November 1, 2012
Turning Off Overscan - Getting Correct Aspect Ratio
Turning Off Overscan - Getting Correct Aspect Ratio Tube. Duration : 9.93 Mins.
Not everyone is aware of a nasty thing called 'overscan' in the world of TV technology. In this video I show you how to turn it off and get the correct aspect ratio on a TV, in my case Sony KDL-60NX720. But the basic feature applies to all TV manufacturers. Check your picture settings and see if you have overscan on or off. Turning it off is recommended. Watch the video and you'll see why. However, not all TVs have the option of turning off overscan. Facebook: www.facebook.com
Not everyone is aware of a nasty thing called 'overscan' in the world of TV technology. In this video I show you how to turn it off and get the correct aspect ratio on a TV, in my case Sony KDL-60NX720. But the basic feature applies to all TV manufacturers. Check your picture settings and see if you have overscan on or off. Turning it off is recommended. Watch the video and you'll see why. However, not all TVs have the option of turning off overscan. Facebook: www.facebook.com
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