Using Expert Mode; Using Clearscan 240™ Feature; Using Mpeg Nr; Using Dnr - Toshiba Regza 42ZV650U Owner's Manual

Using Expert Mode

This feature individually enables/disables the Red,
Green, and Blue components of the picture to allow
for more accurate adjustment of each color.
1
From the PICTURE menu, highlight Advanced
Picture Settings and press T.
2
Press B or b to select the Expert Mode, and then
press T.
3
Press B or b to select either Red, Green or Blue,
you want to adjust.
Expert Mode
Red
Green
Blue
Color
Tint
4
Press C or c to select On.
5
Press b to select Color or Tint, and then press C
or c to adjust, and then press O.
Note:
• If the Picture Mode is set to AutoView, this feature will be
grayed out.
• When the Expert Mode menu is exited, the On/Off
modes of Red, Green and Blue are no longer valid.
• It is not possible to turn off all three colors at the same
time.
Using ClearScan 240™ feature
This feature reduces image lag and provides a
crisper image.
1
From the PICTURE menu, highlight Advanced
Picture Settings and press T.
2
Press B or b to select ClearScan 240.
Press C or c to select On, then press O.
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Using MPEG NR

The MPEG noise reduction feature allows you to
reduce visible interference caused by MPEG
compression.
1
From the PICTURE menu, highlight Advanced
Picture Setings and press T.
2
Press B or b to select Noise Reduction and
press T.
3
Press B or b to highlight the MPEG NR.
4
Press C or c to select either Off, Low, Middle, or
High and press T.
Note: If the Picture Mode is set to Game, this feature will
be grayed out.

Using DNR

DNR enables you to "soften" the screen
representation of a weak signal to reduce the noise
effect.
1
From the PICTURE menu, highlight Advanced
Picture Settings and press T.
2
Press B or b to select Noise Reduction and
press T.
3
Press B or b to select DNR.
4
Press C or c to select Low, Middle, High, Auto or
Off and press T.
Note:
• If the Picture Mode is set to Game, this feature will be
grayed out.
• The differences may not always be noticeable (for the
best result use lower settings as picture quality can be
lost if the setting is too high)