Are you one fo these few ?

Can advise how much they will charge for such service ? With Toshiba ZV series provides the settings for Greyscale, Primary Base Colors and Gamma adjustment, kind of interesting to see how much different when the set is perfectly calibrated

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Added on February 26, 2010, 12:53 pmThanks, RM395 sounds good. Do you know who is selling this sensor in the forum here ?

This post has been edited by darenlks: Feb 26 2010, 01:00 PM

all sifus... assuming the player also provide some tuning capability, such as media player and some DVD player, do we calibrate TV base on the the player setting?

Should we also calibrate the TV from all the sources, i.e. DVD, BD player and media player, If yes, how do we calibrate the astro feed?

I saw some articles advise to turn off those noise reduction features during calibration, does this mean we should not use it at all?

thanks in advance.

anyone know how much is Legend SS2 is selling this model? I search all forumner that selling this model and all don't have stock right now...

another thing, can u guys tell me other shop that sell around RM3600 or less around KL...I really need this by this weekend or early next week...

This post has been edited by prominen: Feb 27 2010, 12:31 PM

just checking whether Toshiba ZV series CMS allow to save the setting for each individual input or one setting apply for all.

Each source shd be calibrated and preferably at the display.

Astro feed is touch and go. My advise would be to use a pattern generator (ie 576i if u use the old box, 1080i if u use the B.Yond box) calibrate and hope that the programming adheres to the correct standards.

Noise reduction for HD sources shd essentially be turned off. For SD sources, depending on the source, it might be beneficial to have some NR.

Again, it is ur wish. If u r a purist and want to preserve the signal then, my suggestion woudl be to turn it off.

Where to get the pattern generator?

It allows settings to be saved to for each individual input, even for the settings for each individual picutre mode within the same input

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Added on February 27, 2010, 6:37 pmYou can try TBM shop opposite Cheras Leisure Mall as I got mine from there. They are selling quite many units of this ZV series and if they have no stocks, they will order it from Toshiba. For price wise, not sure how much they are selling for 42" now but can negotiate the price with them, just like what I did with my set. Look for Jack as he gives very good service and helpful.

This post has been edited by darenlks: Feb 27 2010, 06:37 PM

Wow, Toshiba ZV series really loaded with features...

<WTA> the 42ZV600E got how many HDMI port? Why when I compare this to the 42RV600 on the Toshiba website, it says the RV is better?

ZV series has 4 HDMI ports and is their flagship model in Malaysia.

47ZV600E owner here. Just a quick check, is there anyway that I can label all my input source? example: HDMI1 - HTPC?? Thanks

i'm also looking for this feature, look like no luck to change this.

First, you must set the REGZA-LINK Setup under Preferences to Off, then go to Manual Setting under Setup page to label the input sources.

The length of the label is limited to 7 characters, please leave the first character with an arrow go through the dot there (if you choose another one, your tv your skip the signal reception in this input source). Start selecting your characters from 2nd block onwards by pressing up or down button on your remote to label your input source. Repeat the same steps in other input source

thks darenlks, i'm now able to change it.

Thanks darenlks!

I heard 14-bit internal processing and panel bit are 2 different thing. For eg, my friend told me that Samsung LED has 18-bit internal video processing, but 10-bit panel. Internal processing means the bit width the TV CPU is working on the data. Usually the more the better. Panel bit width determine how many colors it can produce.

Anyone has any other understanding?

My understanding on the panel bit is that the number of reproducible colors the panel is capable of displaying. 10 bit panel can reprodcue over 1 billion of colors while 8 bit panel can only produce 16.7 millions of colors.

For internal digital video processing, I think it is important in terms of creating higher level of color gradations (a gradual shading of one tint, tone, or color into another) for smoother and natural picture without image banding. 14 bit video processing has 4096 of shades for a single color, which is 16x more than the 8 bit video processing (256 shades).

Bro dadarouch seems to be selling it here:

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=870695&hl=spyder

Dunno if he's still selling it or not.

all stock for zv series is currently out of stock...have to wait until next week...

no LCD for 2 week since I just sold my 32" LCD last week...

This post has been edited by prominen: Mar 4 2010, 12:07 AM

Tx for the link bro, will check it out

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Added on March 4, 2010, 2:26 amAll shops out of stock ?

This post has been edited by darenlks: Mar 4 2010, 02:26 AM