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I finally got the vertical refresh rate to change with PowerStrip. That not only cured the lip sync problems with the tuner, but some other programs as well. The tuner works well in HDTV, but it seems really noisy on analog signals....

If that's the FushionHDTV5 USB (or anything Fushion), I can second that. I'm also having lip sync problems where the video gradually gets behind the audio. PowerStrip says the vertical refresh rate is a bit slow at 59.764. This is on a...

People are impressed with my 17 incher, but I can't wait to show off 19" !

42" laptop - a portable theater !!!

With the S curve, I have all grey scale shades on the LG screen. The lower end of the curve allows the areas of dark contrast to be visible. The yellow highlights are because the LCD seems to be set for high blue gain. I set the XPS...

Quote: Which is a completely rubbish argument since 95% of all computers owned are PCs, so obviously more editing would be done PCs. Has nothing to do with which platform is used more, as professional manufactures can...

I had an XPS2 with an LG screen side-by-side with the Sony, and the Sony is MUCH brighter. The Sony had to be 3 or 4 steps down to match the LG at it's brightest. Not only that, but it reproduced all the gray scale without the complex...

I have 2 XPS2s with LG screens, one 3 weeks old and one 1 week old. Both have the same amount of grain, and the newer one has a bit more light leakage. Both have more grain than any of the glossy screens I've seen in the store.

Quote: Originally Posted by Asdasl Adjusting the curve manually (under advanced settings), was a REAL pain. Nothing came out right and I had nothing to make sure I was getting the coloring I wanted...

There is a Save As, but it only prompts for a name - there is no browse option. I suspect it's somewhere in the registry. Here is an image of the curves: BTW, I find the 1440 x 900 setting looks great on the WUXGA screen - with...