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Alteredformula wrote: shawty1984 wrote: Alteredformula wrote: shawty1984 wrote: Alteredformula wrote: Remembering its only an opinion...     I would say unless you are willing to go up to a 42" screen 1080p really isnt needed, unless you are a perfectionist!!   All being said and done, I personally own a Sony Bravia and have never been happier with my choice, I can also recommend the particular Samsung you have chosen, as I have a...

My beloved Pio, soon to be retired  

Downstairs i have Panasonic 42G15B which is lacking other languages than english and i can't update firmware cuz my router is upstairs :/, but it's still good tv upstairs in bedroom i had Samsung  LE32A436 from february till september then i changed it to Philips 42" PFL8404H/12 and Samsung went for sale. In kitchen i got old type JVC CRT which is almost the same size as my dinner table and dunno what to do with it...

Rooney53 wrote:    I'm more worried than anything about splashing out on a new TV and then realising there isn't actually that much of a difference. Message Edited by Rooney53 on 10-11-2009 09:00 PM   Go to a store and ask them to feed a 1080p signal into a 720p 32" and a 1080p 32" same brand TV. Stand back to the point where you would expect to be when it is in your house and compare the image. I personally...

Impy5 wrote: A little tip for the people who have had issues with plasma burn, the way you remove it is to "burn it out".   Basically hook up your PC to the tv, and send a pure white screen (a blank powerpoint slide full screen or something).  This peak white signal when left on for a while, depending on the severity of the burn, will remove the burn-in. and strangely, you don't lose any brightness/contrast or...

mosavon wrote: haha your post got deleted dont ever call me that again   this alone proves how childish and pathetic you are.   maybe i was a little out of order calling you in public but deleted post or not my opinion of you is still the same unless you bring me some proof to change my mind !!! 

im not thinking much of you either dont like it when ppl come over all know it all, but since ive put you in your place im happy lol

Ok thanks AidyD and yes Joff if you could get those for me it would be a great help mate.  

AcidJ-man wrote: Whats in the title^^^   I'm looking to be a surround sound system but most seem to be accompanied with a bluray/dvd player which i dont need (obviously) and was wondering what kind of system  is available for this? Preferably 5.1 Well generally the blu ray/DVD player doubles as an amp for your signal. It will generally cost a little more to get just an amp, as it is a little more specialist.  ...

Basically what you need to do is re-callibrate your TV.   The default settings are really. Really. Bad.   They have been set up to be 'eye catching' in the show-rooms etc.   Its pretty complicated tbh.... You can hire pros to come in and callibrate your TV properly, but thats = £100 or whatever.   You can try many different rough guides off google, try googling your TV set and adding 'calibrate' to the search.   Have...