Plasma or LCD or LED
15 September 2011, 07:41 PM
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I found out yesterday that all TV's have LG compenents - what does that tell you?
I asked the same Q and was told plasma was better for xbox - I was also told that a plasma is like the V8 as aposed to the 2litre (cleaner engine) I know what I want.. the fuel guzzler baby...
I asked the same Q and was told plasma was better for xbox - I was also told that a plasma is like the V8 as aposed to the 2litre (cleaner engine) I know what I want.. the fuel guzzler baby...
15 September 2011, 08:29 PM
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Mart I see a lot of different tv's in my line of work and never came across trailing , either you seen it on a tesco technika or a faulty screen or you've been reading on avforums too much. 
A lot of the downsides to people's set ups is they have their picture settings all wrong.
A lot of the downsides to people's set ups is they have their picture settings all wrong.
The trouble is once you spot it, it becomes second nature,
Another one to highlight it us due to the fact that the way many dvd / bluray films are encoded, they only display within a frame the data that changes, so if you have a facial close up, only the data frame to frame that give changes is displayed. once you spot the seam between moving and static data it bugs the hell out of you...
On a plasma its seamless, lcd / led the transition isn'y as smooth, so you see the transition / artifacts
Mart
15 September 2011, 10:04 PM
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Samsung LED / Sony LCD .. even panny LCD all leave artifacts trails when displaying fast motion.
The trouble is once you spot it, it becomes second nature,
Another one to highlight it us due to the fact that the way many dvd / bluray films are encoded, they only display within a frame the data that changes, so if you have a facial close up, only the data frame to frame that give changes is displayed. once you spot the seam between moving and static data it bugs the hell out of you...
On a plasma its seamless, lcd / led the transition isn'y as smooth, so you see the transition / artifacts
Mart
The trouble is once you spot it, it becomes second nature,
Another one to highlight it us due to the fact that the way many dvd / bluray films are encoded, they only display within a frame the data that changes, so if you have a facial close up, only the data frame to frame that give changes is displayed. once you spot the seam between moving and static data it bugs the hell out of you...
On a plasma its seamless, lcd / led the transition isn'y as smooth, so you see the transition / artifacts
Mart
15 September 2011, 10:44 PM
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no trails or artifacts ..... 42" of loverly plasmaness
LCD or LED suffer from motion trials, hence why i dont have one
Mart
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