We'll go ahead and get this out of the way: seasoned HDTV owners won't likely gain much from this one, but those brand new to the world of high-definition are probably
wondering what on Earth "
calibration" even means. Rather than simply brushing it aside and dealing with those factory settings, we'd suggest tapping the read link for a simplistic guide that explains how to get your new set looking its finest. Be warned -- you'll probably have to
spend some dollars if you expect class-A results, but anyone who has calibrated their own TV will likely agree that it's worth it.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
acme @ Jul 22nd 2008 9:46PM
I was JUST googling info on this stuff at work today. i
dukefan @ Jul 22nd 2008 10:14PM
DVE was my solution for my vizio. nothing else you can do with the piece of shit. i used to love this tv now i want to blow it up. send me 1,000 dollars and ill blow it up online. please save me!
IseWise @ Jul 23rd 2008 5:12AM
Here is a nice list of some cheaper ways to calibrate and some very expensive ways to calibrate.
http://www.cepro.com/slideshow/category/C254
Marshall @ Jul 24th 2008 11:09AM
Wait, guessing from your link, you sell HDTVs through ebay...but you haven't calibrated your own?