Picture Settings - Grundig 49 VLX 6950 BP User Manual

PICTURE­/­SOUND­SETTINGS
Picture­settings­
1­
Open the menu with »MENU«.
2­ Press » « or »
V Λ
>
and press » « to confirm.
– »Picture« menu is now active.
Picture
Picture Mode
Color Temperature.
Aspect Ratio
16 : 9
Noise Reduction
Low
MPEG Noise Reduction
Low
Vibrant Colour
Medium
Dynamic Contrast
On
Film Mode
Off
3­
Select the required line/function with »
or » « and press »OK« to confirm.
Λ
Select the option with »
»BACK « to return to »Picture Settings«
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menu.
4­ Press »EXIT« to finish the setting.
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« to select »Picture« menu
V
< >
« or » « and press
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Enhanced­picture­settings­
The "enhanced picture settings" are in principal
digital image improvements which, however,
should be only used when necessary when
picture quality and transmission is excellent.
They may well improve the display with poor
material, but may adversely affect the display
where transmission and picture quality are
excellent.
»Noise Reduction« – Reduces the visible
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"snow" by displaying the picture a little less
sharply and creating a slight blurring. Thus,
it must be used as little as possible with
good picture material.
»MPEG Noise Reduction« –This function
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can only be selected with digital reception
sources and AV presets. It reduces any
interference from artefacts (pixel blocks)
from digital programmes due to MPEG
compression (such as from DVB-T receivers
and lower transmission rates or DVD
players).
»Vibrant Colour« – Increases the colour
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contrast and the contrast adjustment. This
setting is mostly too strong for use with
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normal pictures and should only be used
where necessary (low or off) otherwise
nuances in the image can be suppressed.
»Dynamic Contrast« – The function
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dynamically and optimally adjusts the
contrast for the respective picture content
by analysing images and then altering this
depending in a change in contrast. This
increase in the contrast however, may also
reduce the visible brightness levels in the
picture.