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AUDIO/VIDEO
Setting Descriptions:
Video
Video Settings
NOTE:
A slider wi_ display on-screen
f'or each setting.
The slider has a numeric value, where 63 is the maximum,
tl_e
mid-range
is 3! and tl_e minimum
setting
is 0_
When tl_e LCD Display is used together with die HD 6000, die
A/V Settings described belnw will be cnntrolled by the HD 6000
except where nnted.
h_ Contrast
Provides a slide,: to adjust the white-to-black
level. Low contrast shows a variety of shades
in darker images, while high contrast shows
darker images more uniformly
black and
makes colors appear more vibrant.
[] Brightness
Provides a slide,: to adjust the overall
brightness
of the picture.
e'! Sharpness 1
Provides a slider to adjust the detail and clarity.
[] Color _
[]
Provides a slider to adjust the color intensity:
Tint _
[]
Film Mode (Auto)
Video media uses a video camera created at 30 f'rames
per second.
Film media uses a f'ilm camera created
at 24 f'rames per second.
Examples
of video media
are live TV broadcast
such as news, special events,
or
video taped programs.
Examples
of f'ilm media are
motion
pictures,
made-for2F'V
movies, and many
prime time programs.
Fihned
media is converted
by
the broadcaster
or home video company
to 30 frames
per second to match TV or vide<> standards.
This
conversion
can leave subtle "picture
artifi_cts" or
conversion
errors.
The settings
are On and Off.
If you select On, the
system automatically
detects
if the signal source is Film
and corrects
fbr conversion
errors.
If you select Of't;
the system will never correct fbr conversion
errors.
This function
operates
only in 480i mode.
[]
Back Light
Provides a dider tn adjust the LCD Display illumination.
A _owcr setting preserves the _ifc of the backhght
_amps.
[] Auto Position 2
Autnmadcally
adiust V- Pnskinn, H-Posidnn,
Ck)ck and
(7lock-phase.
The whn[e prncess takes abnut 5 secnnds.
[] H Position 2
Provides a slider to adjust the proportion
of red
to green.
[] Color Temp (CoJor %mperature)
This Setting is not available when the HD-6000
is
comaected to the LCD Displa>
Allows you to adiust how white images are
displayed.
Your choices are:
° Low: White
images will have a warm cast to
them.
This adjustment
is an average and can
vary due to ambient room lighting, video scene
brightness
and the TV's age.
° Medium: White images will be balanced between
meLow (w ,rm) and High (cool) settings.
° High: White
images will have a cool cast to
them.
This setting may provide the most
realistic picture under bright lighting.
Video Noise
Reduces
minor
noise
(graininess)
in the
broadcast
or input
signal.
This
function
operates
only in 480i mode.
Provides a slider tn center image by moving it tn
the left nr _
(available fbr PC input only),
[] V Poskion 2
Provides a dider to center image by moving it
down (available fi)r PC input only).
[] V_deo Clock 2
Provides a slider tn adjust PC dock f)'equenc>
[] Fine DetaiF
Provides a dider tn adjust PC image }'licker (dock
phase).
[] H Resolution 2
Provides a dider tn adjust PC horiznntal size by
increasing nr decreasing the setdng_
[] V Resolution 2
Provides a dider tn adjust PC vertical size by increasing
or decreasing the setdng_
NOTE:
For optimal
picture perfbrmance,
it is
recommended
that you ad}ust your video settings
(specii_cally
contrast
and brightness)
during
initial
setup.
Certain
fi_ctors will affect your personal
preferences,
including
room lighting,
glare reflections
and viewing angles/distance.
This setring is nnt available when the HD-6000
(SET TO
PC INPUT)
is connected
tn the LCD Display. This setting is
available f_)r a_ uther Inputs.
-' Available fbr PC Input only
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