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Originally Posted by Rerun
Yeah... I went on that site and there were a few settings listed for my tv model. Trouble is, they usually don't say they used an actual calibration disk to get the settings. For all I know they just screwed around with the tv settings, without using a disk and stopped when they liked what they saw.
What leads me to believe the latter is that I tried one set of numbers and the end result looked like crap.
One site that I would trust is CNet (they calibrate most TV's that they review) but unfortunately my model isn't listed
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Wouldn't you just fiddle with the settings until you got something that looked good? Settings wouldn't be universal because the tv would look different in your room vs someone elses room?