JVC HD-65S998 Brochure & Specs page 8

Achiev i ng Resolution tha t R i va ls R ea lit y
Superior Picture Reproduction Overall ...
Artifacts common to older video sources and varying signal levels create a constant challenge to all large screen televisions. HD-ILA
televisions meet those challenges with a broad range of circuits and features dedicated to reducing such noise and artifacts.
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Natural Cinema (3-2 Pull Down) Technology is an edge smoothing circuit that samples and compensates for the jagged edges
commonly found in videos that were converted from original film sources. These jagged edges, called "Telecine" inevitably occur
when film shot at 24 to 30 frames per second is converted to the NTSC Standard of 60 frames per second.
Unique Remote Design Adds Convenience & Style ...
The completely redesigned illuminated universal remote, RM-C1400, controls your TV, easily navigates
the menus, and is programmable for many brands of Cable Set Top Boxes, VCRs, DVDs and Audio
Receivers, making it the only remote you may ever need. New direct input buttons for each of your five
video inputs are a great convenience, too.

A 3D Y/C Digital Comb Filter w/Cross Color Eliminator detects and reduces embedded dot and color
interference from digital broadcast and component signals for crystal clear images from all sources.
Natural Progressive Technology employs an I/P scaler to bring about total focus in areas of fast
movement or where skewed lines exist. Natural Progressive detects and corrects automatically so
images are always smooth.
Smart Picture Technology examines the brightness levels of incoming sources to compensate for
potential overly or under bright conditions. In a frame by frame sampling technique it insures that all
sources are displayed at the perfect brightness levels without compromising contrast or detail.
What makes this remote truly unique is Dual IR Blasters. IR 1 is located at the top, front
portion of the remote for traditional style point and shoot control. IR 2 is strategically
placed on the back side of the remote allowing you to hold the remote in hand like
you would a book to read and press the buttons. IR signals are sent simultaneously
from front and back blasters so you don't have to point the remote at the TV.
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