Philips MX5800SA/21 - Manual (Page 32)

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Fine-tuning the personal colour
setting
If you choose ‘Personal’ from Colour
Settings menu, it will follow the settings in
the ‘Personal Color’.
Follow the steps of “Using the setup menu”
and select :
> Personal color
TV Shape
Black Level shift
Video shift
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Personal color
Color settings
Digital Crystal Clear
Saturation
Brightness
Contrast
TV System
Press
3 4 to adjust the values of these
parametres that best suit your personal
preference :
Saturation – Increase the value will enhance
the colour in your picture or vice versa.
Choose zero (0) to balance the colour.
Brightness – Increase the value will brighten
the pictureor vice versa. Choose zero (0) for
average setting.
Contrast – Increase the value will sharpen
the picture or vice versa. Choose zero (0) to
balance the contrast.
DVD Menu Options
Improving the image for
Progressive Scan Video output
setting
(not available for all versions)
This feature is only applicable if you have
connected this DVD system to a Progressive
Scan TV through the Component Video jacks
(see page 12).
Follow the steps of “Using the setup menu”
and select :
> Digital Crystal Clear
TV Shape
Black Level shift
Video shift
1en 1en st 1
Digital Crystal Clear
Personal color
Color settings
TV System
Gamma
Sharpness
Chrome Delay
DCDi
Press
3 4 to adjust the values of these
parametres that best suit your vision :
Gamma, Sharpness, Chrome Delay and
DCDi.
Gamma
Select this allows you to adjust the intensity of
the picture non-linearly. A positive value
allows you to bring out low level detail in dark
scenes, while a negative value will emphasize
contrast.
Sharpness
Select this allows you to adjust sharpness of
the picture.
Chrome Delay
Select this allows you to adjust the advance
delay of the chrome signal to yield a perfectly
clear picture. Especially when the chrome
(colour) and luma (brightness) signals are not
synchronised.
DCDi (New Directional Correlation
Deinterlacing)
Select this will optimise the image quality
significantly, especially during the slow motion
playback. It computes and tracks the angle of
edge to fill in the missing pixel on the TV
screen.