Video controls on player

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Review coming, leave the controls alone because it has correct video
levels and color decoding, nothing should require adjustment especially
if you were calibrated for a correct source rather than calibrating to
compensate for source or display errors.



Richard Fisher
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> What is the best way to handle on-board video controls on a BD player?
> My new player (Panasonic BD10A) has built-in contrast, sharpness,
> brightness, color, gamma, DNR, etc. My RPTV is ISF calibrated and I'm
> wondering if it matters which controls I use when I hook up the player.
> The player will share my lone 1080i input with my DSS via a component
> switcher so I'm thinking right now to leave the RPTV as-is and use the
> controls on the BD player so I don't alter the DSS picture. Any thoughts?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Walt
>
> Walt Moody
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