What is your Noise Reduction, MPEG Noise, Sharpness and Resolution+ settings ?

RM3600 with 12 month installment plan at HLK puchong. i know some other shops are selling RM3550 or less, but I also bought other things at HLK and its quite near from my house, I don't mind. Cant wait for WORLD CUP now..

Anyone know how much 42ZV600E sell in Penang now?
Any shop to recommend in Penang?

Thanks..still playing around. Noob here, wondering does the Monster Cable makes a huge difference? My condo has got no Byond yet so gotta stick to normal version..issit advisable to get the Monster S-Cable? Thought of getting the Monster Gaming cable for PS3 as well..Not quite sure bout the settings tho..anyway ive bought for a super duper price..RM 3,250.00



This post has been edited by domokun: May 18 2010, 10:19 AM

As I said from another thread,,, you dont need a monster HDMI, those 20 bux 1 will do but S-Video im not too sure .... anyway...do you know if tat shop does installment?

Alright!

Erm, not sure about that? I guess they do collaborate with some banks which is quite common

i jz left the setting as it is for "autoview" mode

can you tell me what's the best settings for Noise Reduction, MPEG Noise, Sharpness and Resolution+ settings ?

thanksssssss

I still not too sure what caused the light black shadow you mentioned but could only guess the artifacts of the image especially on those poor SD source channel, so just wanna to see how you set these features. Whether it is a best setting or not, very subjective but my settings below for Astro in Dynamic picture mode which I found suit my viewing preference where less artifacts and noises on the picture and yet still could maintain the clarity and sharpness level of the picture

NR = Off
MPEG Noise = Low
Sharpness = 22
Resolution+ = 3

You may try use another Picture Mode (can try Standard mode if you find Dynamic too bright for you) and tune the settings a bit

I do find Dynamic abit too bright..i use it to watch "The Pacific" was alright ...guys, how do i connect my lappie? Get a usb cable will do?

used a 5 meter chaplang brand from carrefour
cost me ~ 30 ringgit

used for my PC (9600GT - hdmi out)
and play Transformer 1080 (or rather cinema format)
and found out laggy
the sounds seems to slowly lag behind the video (gom player)
while WMC have some jump in the audio too

check and check
initially thought the cable then
seems to see that my process while playing the movie is 100%
so...dilly-dally , thought about buying a xonar
(cause using integrated audio with a pentium 4 d930, thus maybe too taxing on the system)

then done a final uninstall all player+codec and reinstall WMC
and what do know

all went by without a hitch
and the process <50%


so in the end
a 1080 is not so hard
my pressler + 9600gt + onboard audio plays fine
and all problem starts from the codec

and the video is just soo.... sweet

What codec & player you're using now?

u can use a hdmi cable if supported or vga cable =)

i used media player classic and cccp codec


for a hdmi
you can go max @ 1080 rez (1920 x 1080)
while on a vga @ 768 (1360x768)
or 1280x1024 (4:3)

plus vga dun have audio line
so have to rely on lappie weak speaker or connect to an amp

if we use DVI - HDMI cable.. HDMI slot at the back of the tv.. DVI use another converter to VGA and slot in the laptop/netbook.
what is the max reso for this? audio wise?

Thanks alot, will try it tonight

@mcchin

what is ur processor? wmc is window media center?

sorry..that should have been MPC - media player classic <-works like a charm

my processor is a pentium pressler (pentium 4 era) dual core
named Pentium D 930 ( which is 3.,0 ghz)

its not the pentium D of the core series
but the version before core series

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Added on May 19, 2010, 9:11 amerr i am not so sure about this

but afaik dvi-vga converter dont means it converts dvi signal to vga
but rather a dvi standards carries two type of signal, analog and digital

where the 4 (i think) bigger pins carries analog signals wherethe vga will taps in it
the rest of the smaller pins (lotsa them) carry digital signal specifically

which, i think is where the hdmi taps the signal from

so while it is able to connect physically
the signals does not crosses between the two sets of line

so you will endup like not connected at all

but you can try, i can try, but i lack the dvi-hdmi cable

anyone knew better please do correct me

This post has been edited by mcchin: May 19 2010, 09:11 AM

My lappie got no HDMI slot..means ive got use VGA lah!

Where did you get yours?

Weng Heng, Kepong