I use a PS3 to watch all blu-ray. The rationale is 2 in 1 (blu-ray movies & gaming). Then again, some may differ and prefer a standalone blu-ray player who doesn't do gaming.

Try asking a forumer iamsobloodysick if he can quote you the unit minus all the freebies.

This post has been edited by reddevil04: May 14 2010, 09:24 AM

No problem. I'm having the same config. astro byond is 1080i

It's the transmission probably not your TV. I do sometimes get these on my 42" Panny. I would think its the
transmission signal.

Were you on B-yond when you had your LG? This only happened lately and I would conclude after B.yond's version upgrade. Before it was not there.
So, I still think it is the transmission not related to TV. May I suggest try playing Blu-Ray or DVD and see if it is there.

Can't help you here bro, mine's a X series. so, dunno if the Intelligent Frame cause image blurring as my model do not have this feature.
Well, I guess at the end of the day, the current settings gives good picture with clarity and you are happy with your choice, then just enjoy.

Yup, confirm, its the right button to "0". one that has a square symbol with a small "+" in it.

Hey Anfieldude,

Greetings bro, (gotta say hello, no rivalry here )

I've been following the discussion on the motion blur, judder and artefact encounter by allycat's V series. I own a X28 series and I've got B.yond, PS3
and DVD (normal type not upscale 1080 player) and I don't seem to notice such issues like motion blur. During the recent World Cup, everythings was detail
and there were no trails or blurness caused by movement. Even when I play PS3, racing games, they look pretty good and decent.

Anyway, my Panny has broken the 200hours. My current setting is Cinema mode with Eco at off position. When its new, I did a google on calibration and
came back with this: http://ezinearticles.com/?Plasma-Calibrati...-Dime&id=493213 I followed.

In your opinion, such calibration work? or you need proper tools to do that?

What about these disc to perform calibration available in Amazon.com? http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_0_1...sc=11&x=14&y=20

Appreciate your thoughts.

Cheers

This post has been edited by reddevil04: Jul 28 2010, 06:00 PM

anfieldude,

Thanks bro.

U had experience the latest X series panels? What's your take on these entry level plasma panels?

Everything is identical, except for the speakers, A series sound better.

This was explained on previous page by lang7773

I will agree with anfieldude for his explanation on IR and the recommendation of "Cinema" setting. I own a X28 series and it's now over 3months. So far, did not notice any IR on my unit as I have set the viewing mode to Cinema since the day I got it and I share my settings with you.

Viewing mode: Cinema
Contrast : 1 click to the left
Brightness : default
Color : default
Colour Balance: Warm for the first 2 weeks then back to normal.

I own a X series and to date, I haven't really noticed it. How about other X-Series owners? Care to share?

Hey Rook,

It's an internal circuit that connect the panel. I had this when I first bought the X series. Had the same lines on to of the panel when first turned on.

Called Panasonic, they came looked at it and replaced it with a new unit after two days.

Suggest you get them over to take a look.

Hey Rook...

Glad you have your unit sorted out. These electrical circuitry these days are very delicate and sometimes just "kaput"
with no reason.

I've had such experience right from the box and kills all the excitement.

At least, Panasonic kept their side of the bargain in warranty claim.

So far, it has served me well for Astro B.yond, PS3 games & Blu-ray and media player.

Hey, just a tip, set your picture to Cinema.