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    Picture quality

    I've a problem with my XP1000 picture quality... It's too 'shiny'. For example if a female newsreader has blonde hair, the edges of it go bright white and shiny on my screen. I've tried altering the brightness and contrast settings on my tv and played around with a new settings on the XP1000, but the problem persists.

    I upgraded from an Openbox and the quality was perfect on that (Im using the same hdmi leads)

    Anyone experienced anything similar? Problem with the box?

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    Be aware that PQ is (partly/mostly?) appreciation (i.e. 'between the ears').
    Furthermore: make sure that all settings in Video Enhancements Settings are set to neutral (128/256).

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    Picture quality

    Quote Originally Posted by Rob van der Does View Post
    Be aware that PQ is (partly/mostly?) appreciation (i.e. 'between the ears').
    Furthermore: make sure that all settings in Video Enhancements Settings are set to neutral (128/256).
    As rob says turn off any video enhancements you may have enabled on the TV, these are mostly there to lure people in with big bold, bright colours in the shops but in the home they are more a nuisance than any thing else.


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    hi guys did you solve your problem because I have got the same problem hope you can help cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by roystheboy View Post
    hi guys did you solve your problem because I have got the same problem hope you can help cheers
    And you've tried the same solution as suggested I hope?

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    I have had a look in my Sony TV to see if I can switch offf Video enhansment but cant find that option in there what do I do I am baffled thanks take care

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    What do you have your resolution set to? 1080i or 1080p? Remember 1080p upscales, my preference would be 1080i.
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    hi 1080i thats what I got it on should I try 720 what you think cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by roystheboy View Post
    hi 1080i thats what I got it on should I try 720 what you think cheers
    Providing you have a relatively new Sony, I can not believe that you don,t have some pre-sets for picture display.... If so and they have one for movies try that..... Its probably the closest to reality unless you can choose a calibrated set up.

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    I choose movies and the pic goes darker then

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    getting the same here too. nothing to do with TV image setting happens on 2 different TVs.

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    Hi guys well I tried setting mine to movies in the TV menu and ajusted the contrast and brightness and it solved the problem mine is working fine now hope that helps chers

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    sorry guys its back again dont know what else to do cheers

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    No issues here, using 1080i, tested on 3x LCD TV's and 1x Plasma TV.
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    Hi what is your settings on your TV Vivid picture or what because I still got it and its slowly doing my head in cheers take care

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