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 Panasonic Viera TV Fan Club V.4, Plasma, LCD & LED models.

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post Aug 20 2013, 10:31 AM, updated 13y ago

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It's time for V.4!

Version 1 thread : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1364412
Version 2 thread : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1784549
Version 3 thread : https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2038683

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post Aug 20 2013, 11:08 AM

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Congratz on V4 although I didn't own a Viera. smile.gif
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QUOTE(petlu28 @ Aug 7 2013, 11:58 AM)
It look like just on the TV but 3 - 4 times together. I don't think the extension cord problem because that time i have playing my media player too. The movie still running as normal. Are flat TV cannot use extension cord? Hahahah stupid question right. I will try change the wall plug 1st. Hopefully can solve this problem by myself. If problem still like this i will call Panasonic Service Centre.

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post Aug 20 2013, 01:43 PM

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I have re tight the extension plug cable. still monitoring.

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Any update on your problem?
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post Aug 20 2013, 02:11 PM

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post Aug 20 2013, 07:31 PM

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Hi all!! plasma,panasonic plasma lover signed in!
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post Aug 21 2013, 01:09 AM

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post Aug 21 2013, 07:47 AM

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Finally decide to get the GT50.....

Now my old 42 is going to retire soon. Thinking to give the TV to my mom in law....or anyone here interested to get a used TV?

Is a 5~6 yrs old Panasonic plasma TV, model TH-42PV60 and still working without any problem :-)
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post Aug 21 2013, 08:14 AM

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QUOTE(mox123 @ Aug 21 2013, 07:47 AM)
Finally decide to get the GT50.....

Now my old 42 is going to retire soon. Thinking to give the TV to my mom in law....or anyone here interested to get a used TV?

Is a 5~6 yrs old Panasonic plasma TV, model TH-42PV60 and still working without any problem :-)
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Are you not keeping it for your wife and children to stream online movies?
What if they complain the new tv is so blur? tongue.gif

Anyway congrats on your new GT50. thumbup.gif
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post Aug 21 2013, 08:56 AM

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QUOTE(mox123 @ Aug 21 2013, 07:47 AM)
Finally decide to get the GT50.....

Now my old 42 is going to retire soon. Thinking to give the TV to my mom in law....or anyone here interested to get a used TV?

Is a 5~6 yrs old Panasonic plasma TV, model TH-42PV60 and still working without any problem :-)
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Wah still can get GT50 !!! shocking.gif shocking.gif

New unit ? 42 or 50 inch?

Anyway is a good choice, GT is close to VT rclxms.gif rclxms.gif
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QUOTE(mox123 @ Aug 21 2013, 07:47 AM)
Finally decide to get the GT50.....

Now my old 42 is going to retire soon. Thinking to give the TV to my mom in law....or anyone here interested to get a used TV?

Is a 5~6 yrs old Panasonic plasma TV, model TH-42PV60 and still working without any problem :-)
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Let us know of your first hand user experience ya.
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post Aug 21 2013, 09:33 AM

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QUOTE(cdspins @ Aug 21 2013, 09:11 AM)
Let us know of your first hand user experience ya.
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This TV PQ is great though is just HD ready only, it never failed me b4 in my past 6yrs ussage. As typical good Panasonic model, the black level and color reproduction is fantastic.

I can't really comment how is d PQ if compare with latest Panasonic model but during that time, it considered one of the best plasma TV which is affordable (even tat i was paying 7k++ for it). I believe it was something equivalent to ST50 series nowadays.....

Maybe can try to google to see whether still can find any review on this model.
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post Aug 21 2013, 09:38 AM

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I'm getting a 50 and i believe is still ok to watch online streaming..... and tats why i give up d 60" ST60 although myself is toward it.....

I'm staying at condo and really no additional place for big tv.

Actually my plan is to exchange a 32 LED with my mom in law....but i fan also sell it to someone much appreciate on d pany plasma PQ...it all depend...
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post Aug 21 2013, 09:41 AM

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So, if someone interested, i would expect s/he actually buy it as second tv....

Pls offer me ur price if interested bcoz i really do not know how much i shd sell....this tv is 7k++ when new smile.gif
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QUOTE(mox123 @ Aug 21 2013, 09:41 AM)
So, if someone interested, i would expect s/he actually buy it as second tv....

Pls offer me ur price if interested bcoz i really do not know how much i shd sell....this tv is 7k++ when new smile.gif
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post Aug 21 2013, 04:39 PM

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Any of you play 3D movies with your set? Normally play it through BlueRay player or USB Drive. I check that some 3D movie is about 40+GB, can play through USB?
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Aug 22 2013, 12:12 PM)
Any of you play 3D movies with your set? Normally play it through BlueRay player or USB Drive. I check that some 3D movie is about 40+GB, can play through USB?
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u got usb thumbdrive 32gb or 64gb?
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Hi All Sifus...
i planning to buy panasonic viera LED TV 39"....but i have question here...
when i do research through internet on this 39" model, the spec showing that this TV able to play video in rmvb file format(coz having build in media player)...
But then when i visit the electric shop, the SA told me that panasonic tv cannot support rmvb...i am confusing now...who should i believe to? hope any sifu who owned this 39" can answer this...
Many Thanks.

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QUOTE(cdspins @ Aug 22 2013, 11:12 AM)
Any of you play 3D movies with your set? Normally play it through BlueRay player or USB Drive. I check that some 3D movie is about 40+GB, can play through USB?
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Yes!! you can play 3D movies with the USB drive if your USB storage is big enough
or else you can play through the external harddisk...is work rclxms.gif
BTW, I normally played my 3D movies with the Bluray player biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(nissanZ350 @ Aug 22 2013, 04:20 PM)
Hi All Sifus...
i planning to buy panasonic viera LED TV 39"....but i have question here...
when i do research through internet on this 39" model, the spec showing that this TV able to play video in rmvb file format(coz having build in media player)...
But then when i visit the electric shop, the SA told me that panasonic tv cannot support rmvb...i am confusing now...who should i believe to? hope any sifu who owned this 39" can answer this...
Many Thanks.
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Why don't you copy a few RMVB files in a thumb drive and test it on the tv?
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QUOTE(nissanZ350 @ Aug 22 2013, 04:20 PM)
Hi All Sifus...
i planning to buy panasonic viera LED TV 39"....but i have question here...
when i do research through internet on this 39" model, the spec showing that this TV able to play video in rmvb file format(coz having build in media player)...
But then when i visit the electric shop, the SA told me that panasonic tv cannot support rmvb...i am confusing now...who should i believe to? hope any sifu who owned this 39" can answer this...
Many Thanks.
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Which model you r referring to?? Panasonic LED TV
If for the new models, yes! all 39" new models are supporting rmvb format rclxms.gif
Don't worry icon_idea.gif sometimes the SA not really know what they r selling for sweat.gif



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QUOTE(cucubud)
Why don't you copy a few RMVB files in a thumb drive and test it on the tv?
Cucubud....yes, i planning to do so...but all the shop is allow to do so?

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Which model you r referring to?? Panasonic LED TV
If for the new models, yes! all 39" new models are supporting rmvb format rclxms.gif
Don't worry icon_idea.gif sometimes the SA not really know what they r selling for sweat.gif
tmsuxxk... i look for model: TH-L39EM6K, in the spec there is showing that able support rmvb file...thats why i confuse when the SA said this model not support rmvb pula...
btw, any comment on this model?

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QUOTE(nissanZ350 @ Aug 22 2013, 11:57 PM)
tmsuxxk... i look for model: TH-L39EM6K, in the spec there is showing that able support rmvb file...thats why i confuse when the SA said this model not support rmvb pula...
btw, any comment on this model?
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Yes, Asia model support rmvb file playback. But Europe and US model does not. In most cases, I think the SA don't know his product that well. Just copy a rmvb file and play it on their display set to verify. Or if you have the panasnoic Viera brochure with the rmvb icon, point it to the SA and ask him to call back to his supplier and verify.
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QUOTE(tmsuxxk @ Aug 22 2013, 05:11 PM)
Yes!! you can play 3D movies with the USB drive if your USB storage is big enough
or else you can play through the external harddisk...is work rclxms.gif
BTW, I normally played my 3D movies with the Bluray player biggrin.gif
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Thanks for your reply, no I plan to use external hdd as well, but I am just curious, 40GB+ of data need to be consume in 2 hours for a movie, wonder is my hdd fast enough? By the way, do you try accessing any video through network?

Wow, you buy 3D bluray disc? Expensive yo...

Currently still waiting for the ST65 to arrive, expected to reach September as currently no stock.... so long, but already start accumulating nice 3D movie brows.gif
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QUOTE(nissanZ350 @ Aug 22 2013, 11:57 PM)
Cucubud....yes, i planning to do so...but all the shop is allow to do so?
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If they don't allow you to test out the tv, then don't buy from them.
Some of them even have all the files format to test for you.
Usually I will bring my thumb drive and play on the tv I am interested in.
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Aug 23 2013, 08:56 AM)
Thanks for your reply, no I plan to use external hdd as well, but I am just curious, 40GB+ of data need to be consume in 2 hours for a movie, wonder is my hdd fast enough? By the way, do you try accessing any video through network?

Wow, you buy 3D bluray disc? Expensive yo...
Currently still waiting for the ST65 to arrive, expected to reach September as currently no stock.... so long, but already start accumulating nice 3D movie brows.gif
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a movie may consume close to 50GB because of multi language in lossless format, can say it is a bluray rip data. But
if u play 1 language and 1 video file or extract other language, it wont take as much space as u think.
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Aug 23 2013, 08:56 AM)
Thanks for your reply, no I plan to use external hdd as well, but I am just curious, 40GB+ of data need to be consume in 2 hours for a movie, wonder is my hdd fast enough? By the way, do you try accessing any video through network?

Wow, you buy 3D bluray disc? Expensive yo...

Currently still waiting for the ST65 to arrive, expected to reach September as currently no stock.... so long, but already start accumulating nice 3D movie brows.gif
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Normally I like to play all the movies on external hdd through the media player brows.gif
What do you mean for accessing video through network? sweat.gif
Do you mean using the Youtube apps? or direct go to some movie website to stream in the movies on the TV's? hmm.gif

But I have very surprised is the Youtube apps can pairing to my Iphone5 to let my phone do the searching and played it back on my TV.....this is awesome rclxms.gif

Haha...my 3D bluray disc is not the ori la......ori beh tahan wink.gif

Yes! Currently 65ST60 is out of stock.....according to the Pana shop in my place, he said this model had to wait until September sad.gif
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QUOTE(tmsuxxk @ Aug 24 2013, 10:02 AM)
Normally I like to play all the movies on external hdd through the media player brows.gif 
What do you mean for accessing video through network?  sweat.gif
Do you mean using the Youtube apps? or direct go to some movie website to stream in the movies on the TV's? hmm.gif
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i believe he dont mean internet stream, but local area network stream a.k.a. DLNA

i have tried 720p DLNA streaming using wifi from tv and wifi from computer.
playback ok, time seeking sux. haha
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QUOTE(ktek @ Aug 24 2013, 10:18 AM)
i believe he dont mean internet stream, but local area network stream a.k.a. DLNA

i have tried 720p DLNA streaming using wifi from tv and wifi from computer.
playback ok, time seeking sux. haha
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Yup I mean DLNA... ha ha... I noticed there is also a LAN port, wondering will it be faster if use LAN port
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Aug 24 2013, 03:59 PM)
Yup I mean DLNA... ha ha... I noticed there is also a LAN port, wondering will it be faster if use LAN port
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I think it won't be faster since "n" WIFI speed should be good enough speed and for watching movie via WIFI is no really a big issue....however, I remembered 1~2 years back, when watching over 15GB HD via WIFI, I experienced some buffering or delay....since then, all my media players is connected using LAN port.

But I think it is also depending on your router because some router has good WIFI range or strong WIFI signal.....

However, you can always try it out using your WIFI......
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QUOTE(mox123 @ Aug 24 2013, 05:31 PM)
I think it won't be faster since "n" WIFI speed should be good enough speed and for watching movie via WIFI is no really a big issue....however, I remembered 1~2 years back, when watching over 15GB HD via WIFI, I experienced some buffering or delay....since then, all my media players is connected using LAN port.

But I think it is also depending on your router because some router has good WIFI range or strong WIFI signal.....

However, you can always try it out using your WIFI......
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Wifi is a bit iffy especially for 1080p mkvs due to the bigger bitrates but for rmvb's/avi's is ok. You may get more stuttering or buffering.

Wifi signal also depends a lot on distance from router, any thing obstructing the signal (such as between floors) and also interference from other 2.4GHz wireless products such as cordless phones/bluetooth.

For best results, use LAN cables.
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hey all sifus. I am looking for a slim LED with high hertz (ard 600 or +) for smooth football watching. is there any recommendation?

added: any reviews on TH-L42ET60K?

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But to be frank, panasonic LED technology performance / price ration may not be tthe best
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Looking at the TH-L50E6K... Roughly how much am I expected to pay for this?
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may i know panasonic viera it is support DVB-T2 ???
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may i know panasonic viera it is support DVB-T2 ???
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what is the use of DBV-t2 ? just asking...
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QUOTE(mohaja @ Aug 26 2013, 05:23 PM)
what is the use of DBV-t2 ? just asking...
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My guess is that it's a tuner, to get free to air channel, but I don't think it is usable in Malaysia... maybe if you live down south can get Singapore channel?
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What about P50UT50K. Saw in shop in Sabah priced at RM3099 without nego. P50ST50K in ACI Technology in kompleks Karamunsing sells at RM5k. Damn expensive
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QUOTE(j-insigh @ Aug 25 2013, 09:17 PM)
hey all sifus. I am looking for a slim LED with high hertz (ard 600 or +) for smooth football watching. is there any recommendation?

added: any reviews on TH-L42ET60K?
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Don't buy pana led... Sucks..bought 47et50k and sells it 3 months later.

Judder to much..look for other brand

Just friendly advise
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QUOTE(Topet @ Aug 26 2013, 09:29 PM)
What about P50UT50K. Saw in shop in Sabah priced at RM3099 without nego. P50ST50K in ACI Technology in kompleks Karamunsing sells at RM5k. Damn expensive
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I don't know about P50UT, but for P60ST60k, 2013 model, the retail price is RM6500... Hmm... so I think P50ST50K quoted is really a bit too expensive

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QUOTE(Topet @ Aug 26 2013, 09:35 PM)
Don't buy pana led... Sucks..bought 47et50k and sells it 3 months later.

Judder to much..look for other brand

Just friendly advise
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what is the refresh rate of this model? i cant find this model on panasonic malaysia website
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QUOTE(Topet @ Aug 26 2013, 09:35 PM)
Don't buy pana led... Sucks..bought 47et50k and sells it 3 months later.

Judder to much..look for other brand

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then wat brand u using now? blink.gif
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QUOTE(j-insigh @ Aug 26 2013, 11:14 PM)
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Aug 26 2013, 09:42 PM)
I don't know about P50UT, but for P60ST60k, 2013 model, the retail price is RM6500... Hmm... so I think P50ST50K quoted is really a bit too expensive
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When I asked the sales assistant he said 3d bla bla bla..
Damn expensive..senq karamunsing sells st60k for RM6.2K I guess, can't remember much.
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But to be frank, panasonic LED technology performance / price ration may not be tthe best
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emm what brand good with performance / price ratio ?
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QUOTE(mohaja @ Aug 27 2013, 08:01 AM)
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Sharp maybe...
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QUOTE(mohaja @ Aug 27 2013, 08:01 AM)
emm what brand good with performance / price ratio ?
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The korean led TV technology is not bad though, but try to go for the middle and upper range.
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SENQ is having a merdeka sales, anybody know if they are putting some good sales for plasma tvs? Cann't seems to find any brocheur with more details about products on discount
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Aug 26 2013, 08:46 PM)
My guess is that it's a tuner, to get free to air channel, but I don't think it is usable in Malaysia... maybe if you live down south can get Singapore channel?
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you don know in selangor area can get RTM HD with DVB-T2 tuner?? my house already can get this testing signal . this DVB-T2 is for future use in 2015 all tv antenna will move from analog to digital
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QUOTE(mun88 @ Aug 27 2013, 08:50 AM)
you don know in selangor area can get RTM HD with DVB-T2 tuner?? my house already can get this testing signal . this DVB-T2 is for future use in 2015 all tv antenna will move from analog to digital
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great to know that. read it somewhere about DVB initiative, think the one you mention is on trial & been going quite sometime. Anyway, might take sometime to rollout compared to others. If there's already RTM-HD, do we still need the gov funded njoi for digital tv ? Is it the same initiative ? By the way UK have most of their channel in HD over the air means no need decoder whatsoever according to my friend. The catch is, they still pay for tv license just like we were before.

further info on dvb @
http://www.dvb.org/about_dvb/dvb_worldwide/ and M'sia specifically http://www.dvb.org/about_dvb/dvb_worldwide/malaysia/ interestingly read the singapore one http://www.dvb.org/about_dvb/dvb_worldwide/singapore/

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QUOTE(mun88 @ Aug 27 2013, 08:50 AM)
you don know in selangor area can get RTM HD with DVB-T2 tuner?? my house already can get this testing signal . this DVB-T2 is for future use in 2015 all tv antenna will move from analog to digital
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I'm staying down south, so no chance to try cry.gif
How is the RTM HD, it is clear, or just playing SD content only...
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Hi guys, what is the 3D glasses to recommend besides Panasonic? Looking for rechargeable type.
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QUOTE(mox123 @ Aug 27 2013, 01:44 PM)
Hi guys, what is the 3D glasses to recommend besides Panasonic? Looking for rechargeable type.
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For active shutter 3D glasses, I think you may not get other manufacturer 3D glasses and used, because their sync signal maybe different. Better double check.

Passive 3D glasses, no need battery, and can use interchangebly between manufacturers.
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Hi, just got my GT50....trying to change some setting according to some reviewer from web but I found that some of the settings are not available:

For example: Black level, Color Temperature, Color Space.....

Is it because due to different country model? Or anything I'm missing here?
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Aug 27 2013, 02:07 PM)
For active shutter 3D glasses, I think you may not get other manufacturer 3D glasses and used, because their sync signal maybe different. Better double check.
Passive 3D glasses, no need battery, and can use interchangebly between manufacturers.
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for this generation panasonic use bluetooth to sync with tv.
i believe 3rd party glasses with bluetooth can be used.

QUOTE(mox123 @ Aug 27 2013, 02:36 PM)
Hi, just got my GT50....trying to change some setting according to some reviewer from web but I found that some of the settings are not available:
For example: Black level, Color Temperature, Color Space.....
Is it because due to different country model? Or anything I'm missing here?
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you must enable advanced setting in last menu (forgotten the name...)
then use true cinema mode to access full setting.
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Aug 27 2013, 02:07 PM)
For active shutter 3D glasses, I think you may not get other manufacturer 3D glasses and used, because their sync signal maybe different. Better double check.

Passive 3D glasses, no need battery, and can use interchangebly between manufacturers.
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Yes, I meant active shutter 3D glasses, any recommendation? Any brand?

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QUOTE(ktek @ Aug 27 2013, 02:43 PM)
for this generation panasonic use bluetooth to sync with tv.
i believe 3rd party glasses with bluetooth can be used.
you must enable advanced setting in last menu (forgotten the name...)
then use true cinema mode to access full setting.
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Yes, I did enable that setting, that's why some of the advance settings appeared....however, some are missing.....

Is it true some of the settings only appears under true cinema mode? I'll try it out later....
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I don't think there is much 3rd party active 3d glasses on our market. 3D never did really take off.
Maybe samusing glasses can be used, but review says that it is crappy although cheap.
You are better off asking the shop that sells you the tv to give you discount on additional glasses.
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Just a question,why is the MBO Cinema 3d glasses cannot be used on any other source or movie,can someone explain the technology,I am curious,thanks.
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Just a question,why is the MBO  Cinema 3d glasses cannot be used on any other source or movie,can someone explain the technology,I am curious,thanks.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3D_film


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I thinkMBO cinema 3D glasses should be polorized, but I may be wrong. You can know more frome here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3D_film
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Oh... To check if the MBO glasses is linear polarized, you can take tow glasses and placed it in your line of sight, one on top of another and then start rotating the bottom one, if the lenses become totally black, then confirm it is linear polarized.
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Aug 28 2013, 11:04 AM)
Oh... To check if the MBO glasses is linear polarized, you can take tow glasses and placed it in your line of sight, one on top of another and then start rotating the bottom one, if the lenses become totally black, then confirm it is linear polarized.
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So if its polarized does that mean its disposable which means after one movie u throw it away ? We went for Smurfs 3D and paid xtra RM5 for 3d glasses,we hv 5 glasses at home ,I attempted to use them on my VT20K but it never worked!So I think they are disposable after single use!
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QUOTE(smileguy @ Aug 28 2013, 12:02 PM)
So if its polarized does that  mean its disposable which means  after one movie u throw it away ? We went for Smurfs 3D and paid  xtra RM5 for 3d glasses,we hv 5  glasses at home ,I attempted to use them on my VT20K but it never worked!So I think they are disposable after single use!
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I assume you refered to Panasonic VT20k plasma TV, Pana plasma TV uses active shuttle glasses, so the glasses from MBO cannot be used. But Pana LED TV 2013 model, maybe can use, cause these new LED TV switch to passive polarized technology.
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Aug 28 2013, 12:29 PM)
I assume you refered to Panasonic VT20k plasma TV, Pana plasma TV uses active shuttle glasses, so the glasses from MBO cannot be used. But Pana LED TV 2013 model, maybe can use, cause these new LED TV switch to passive polarized technology.
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looking to buy a panasonic plasma 42-46", any recommendation?
ST60 looks good but smallest is 50", too big for me...
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looking to buy a panasonic plasma 42-46", any recommendation?
ST60 looks good but smallest is 50", too big for me...
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You will have to look for LED TV biggrin.gif
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Panasonic plasma all starts from 50' and goes up to 65'.
You will have to look for LED TV biggrin.gif
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sorry noob here...
if this is the case, i think best is go for ST60.
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QUOTE(Laine @ Aug 28 2013, 04:15 PM)
haha no wonder!
sorry noob here...
if this is the case, i think best is go for ST60.
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Even ST60 they only bring in 60" and 65".....and 60" you can only buy it from selected store....unless 50/55" was brought in recently....
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65ST60k still no stock... wait for nearly a month liao
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65ST60k still no stock... wait for nearly a month liao
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The shop i bought my GT50 have stock for 65ST60 but is in PJ.

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Does anyone know where can buy the Panasonic TY-CC20w Skype camera around PJ area?
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You can order at any Panashop, it is those electrical shop that sell only Panasonic product. cool2.gif

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QUOTE(mox123 @ Aug 28 2013, 06:13 PM)
The shop i bought my GT50 have stock for 65ST60 but is in PJ.
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Too bad I'm in southern region
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You can order at any Panashop, it is those electrical shop that sell only Panasonic product. cool2.gif
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Actually checked on few and most of them don't have :-(
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Actually checked on few and most of them don't have :-(
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Hmm... I saw Panashop in my area got but I forgot how much.
By the way, logitech C910 can be used for skype but maybe hard to find, they also have a tv web cam as well
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Aug 28 2013, 09:34 PM)
Hmm... I saw Panashop in my area got but I forgot how much.
By the way, logitech C910 can be used for skype but maybe hard to find, they also have a tv web cam as well
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The price should be around RM200.....thanks anyway bro...I think I'll just take my time to find, not in hurry actually ;-)
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hi guys...is there any pana plasma full HD for 50 inch...below 3k? i m currently looking for one but i dont know which model to go for...mainly usage for online streaming/youtube/movie

i will be connecting the tv to a CPU...for browsing and online purpose/online tvb drama, sometimes to watch blu ray movie...hence i m thinking to go for a FHD...no need 3D or built in media player...any sifu can help notworthy.gif

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QUOTE(ccc8910 @ Aug 29 2013, 10:58 AM)
hi guys...is there any pana plasma full HD for 50 inch...below 3k? i m currently looking for one but i dont know which model to go for...mainly usage for online streaming/youtube/movie

i will be connecting the tv to a CPU...for browsing and online purpose/online tvb drama, sometimes to watch blu ray movie...hence i m thinking to go for a FHD...no need 3D or built in media player...any sifu can help  notworthy.gif
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A forumner "billykl" quoted me a month ago the model TH-50UT50K RM2950 include together a wifi dongle. maybe you can search for it.

However, r u saying that u want to connect the TV directly to a CPU? I heard most people recommend to go for LCD/LED. Also, assuming if connect to PC, you should have a good graphics card that is HDCP compatible, if not, it is not really necessary go for full HD TV......

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FOr 2013 model, there is only one Panasonic plasma at 50' selling in Malaysia, which is P50X60k, but I doubt is is below RM3000, maybe you can try search 2012 and 2011 model, during then, there is more 50' plasma
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Hi guys.... i plan to buy TH-L50E6K this weekend. anybody owned this tv? got any reviews?

The reason i choose this TV is because 50 inch (suit to my living room) , less than RM 4k & smart tv with skype

is it good deal?

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QUOTE(cdspins @ Aug 28 2013, 05:19 PM)
65ST60k still no stock... wait for nearly a month liao
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What's the latest price for it? icon_rolleyes.gif
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The shop i bought my GT50 have stock for 65ST60 but is in PJ.
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what's the shop name and location?
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Hi guys.... i plan to buy TH-L50E6K this weekend. anybody owned this tv? got any reviews?

The reason i choose this TV is because 50 inch (suit to my living room) , less than RM 4k & smart tv with skype

is it good deal?
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It should be good but just a reminder, to use skype, you need to purchase addtional accessories
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What's the latest price for it?  icon_rolleyes.gif
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Was quoted RM7800 2 weeks ago, but they don't have stock, and need to wait until mid of Sept
How about you, what is the latest price you find out?
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hi,
what's the shop name and location?
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Is called Yuen Hing Aircon and Electrical at Kota Damansara (didn't ask the price bcoz is was out of my budget but I believed is around RM8500).....

Btw, SengHeng nearby have the 60ST60 too and was quoted RM6500 with 2 3D glasses until end of this month....
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Is called Yuen Hing Aircon and Electrical at Kota Damansara (didn't ask the price bcoz is was out of my budget but I believed is around RM8500).....

Btw, SengHeng nearby have the 60ST60 too and was quoted RM6500 with 2 3D glasses until end of this month....
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which one value for money, the p60st60 or p65st60?
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Was quoted RM7800 2 weeks ago, but they don't have stock, and need to wait until mid of Sept
How about you, what is the latest price you find out?
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QUOTE(mox123 @ Aug 29 2013, 01:24 PM)
A forumner "billykl" quoted me a month ago the model TH-50UT50K RM2950 include together a wifi dongle. maybe you can search for it.

However, r u saying that u want to connect the TV directly to a CPU? I heard most people recommend to go for LCD/LED. Also, assuming if connect to PC, you should have a good graphics card that is HDCP compatible, if not, it is not really necessary go for full HD TV......
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Hi thanks for the info .. as for the connection, I will connect to CPU for online purpose & video streaming…I need it to be FHD coz I plan to connect with a bluray player to watch cinema movie..

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It should be good but just a reminder, to use skype, you need to purchase addtional accessories
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QUOTE(apissharif @ Aug 30 2013, 01:27 PM)
which one value for money, the p60st60 or p65st60?
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Wow.. this is tough question.... in my opinion I think 60' is value for money, cause it is RM1500 cheaper.
Except for the screen size, all the rest of the spec is the excatly the same.

But still I am thinking of purchasing 65' despite all the logic, because it is 65', if buy 60', I'll always feel that there is a bigger screen which maybe is better, if I buy the biggest (in terms on Panasonic plasma tv), then no need to think or regret. rclxms.gif
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QUOTE(ccc8910 @ Aug 30 2013, 01:41 PM)
Hi thanks for the info .. as for the connection, I will connect to CPU for online purpose & video streaming…I need it to be FHD coz I plan to connect with a bluray player to watch cinema movie..
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Ya, just my 2 cents, if you wish to connect to CPU and use it as monitor, maybe you should consider LED TV instead of plasma as static screen may hurt the screen.

Besides, you can also consider DLNA and swipe and share function to share movies between your PC
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QUOTE(ramuk @ Aug 30 2013, 02:42 PM)
yes boss. thank you
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Wow.. this is tough question.... in my opinion I think 60' is value for money, cause it is RM1500 cheaper.
Except for the screen size, all the rest of the spec is the excatly the same.

But still I am thinking of purchasing 65' despite all the logic, because it is 65', if buy 60', I'll always feel that there is a bigger screen which maybe is better, if I buy the biggest (in terms on Panasonic plasma tv), then no need to think or regret. rclxms.gif
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maybe need to look both models side by side and judge whether 5" gaps looks more different or not.
where the shops you said earlier that the 65" price is RM7800?
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Aug 30 2013, 03:13 PM)
Wow.. this is tough question.... in my opinion I think 60' is value for money, cause it is RM1500 cheaper.
Except for the screen size, all the rest of the spec is the excatly the same.

But still I am thinking of purchasing 65' despite all the logic, because it is 65', if buy 60', I'll always feel that there is a bigger screen which maybe is better, if I buy the biggest (in terms on Panasonic plasma tv), then no need to think or regret. rclxms.gif
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I agree with that bro,mine is 50 and i still regret why didnt I take a 60 or 65 !I just dwloaded Madagascar3D and after watching just 20 mins this morning my desire to get a bigger screen grew even stronger! drool.gif I am eyeing on the ST65 plasma ,maybe I can get it by year end! hmm.gif

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QUOTE(smileguy @ Aug 30 2013, 04:08 PM)
I agree with that bro,mine is 50 and i still regret why didnt I take a 60 or 65 !I just dwloaded Madagascar3D and after watching just 20 mins this morning my desire to get  a bigger screen grew even stronger!  drool.gif I am eyeing on the ST65 plasma ,maybe I can get it by year end! hmm.gif
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Haha, you will never be satisfied with the current size tv.
After you got your 65" tv, you will want 80" tv. biggrin.gif
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maybe need to look both models side by side and judge whether 5" gaps looks more different or not.
where the shops you said earlier that the 65" price is RM7800?
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I stay down south woh... Johor region, the shop is a Panashop.
If you still interested to know more, than PM me brows.gif
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Haha, you will never be satisfied with the current size tv.
After you got your 65" tv, you will want 80" tv. biggrin.gif
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Panasonic only 65' available here...
On top of that, Me not really interested in Aquas series... Pana plasma PQ is currently the best
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QUOTE(cucubud @ Aug 30 2013, 04:20 PM)
Haha, you will never be satisfied with the current size tv.
After you got your 65" tv, you will want 80" tv. biggrin.gif
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Yah thats right but I think we hv to succumb to 65 maximum cos the others are luxury dy tongue.gif
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Hi all, if budget allows and your room big enough for 60/65" TV, go for it.....myself a bit regret too after getting 50"....shd go for 60" instead....

Anyway, the pany plasma render SD content quite good, my initial worry about SD content on bigger size TV seems no issue at all on 50".....even I think 60" shd be still ok...well, will have to live with it for next few yrs 1st la....
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QUOTE(mox123 @ Aug 30 2013, 09:38 PM)
Hi all, if budget allows and your room big enough for 60/65" TV, go for it.....myself a bit regret too after getting 50"....shd go for 60" instead....

Anyway, the pany plasma render SD content quite good, my initial worry about SD content on bigger size TV seems no issue at all on 50".....even I think 60" shd be still ok...well, will have to live with it for next few yrs 1st la....
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Aug 30 2013, 03:13 PM)
Wow.. this is tough question.... in my opinion I think 60' is value for money, cause it is RM1500 cheaper.
Except for the screen size, all the rest of the spec is the excatly the same.

But still I am thinking of purchasing 65' despite all the logic, because it is 65', if buy 60', I'll always feel that there is a bigger screen which maybe is better, if I buy the biggest (in terms on Panasonic plasma tv), then no need to think or regret. rclxms.gif
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Actually if you're just by comparing the additional 5" increase in the diagonal size, then the RM1500 might not looks worth it but you have to take into account that 5" diagonal size increase will mean additional 267 inches² increase in screen area..

Take into account 60" price at RM6500 divided by 1538 inches² screen area, 65" TV (1805 inches²) should cost (RM6500/1538 inches²) x 1805 inches² = RM7628 which's not too far from RM7800 mentioned by members here.. That has not taken into account additional materials for the TV case, transport charges, profit margin etc.. biggrin.gif

Just an assumption based on the fact we're purchasing house/condo based on the per sq ft price.. smile.gif

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But your 50' is GT series right... ha ha... consider high end ooo rclxms.gif
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In fact, reading some of the review that ST60 is even better than the GT50, but for me, I think both of them should be quite close....furthermore, don't think I'm able to tell the differences unless I really spending time comparing them throughly side by side.....

So, when I choosing between GT50 and ST60, the decision was actually to get 50" or 60". Obviously, I'm making a wrong choice cry.gif cry.gif cry.gif anyway, is not end of the world and is just a TV....furthermore, I saved around 2k....hehehe.

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QUOTE(willkso @ Aug 30 2013, 11:19 PM)
Actually if you're just by comparing the additional 5" increase in the diagonal size, then the RM1500 might not looks worth it but you have to take into account that 5" diagonal size increase will mean additional 267 inches² increase in screen area..

Take into account 60" price at RM6500 divided by 1538 inches² screen area, 65" TV (1805 inches²) should cost (RM6500/1538 inches²) x 1805 inches² = RM7628 which's not too far from RM7800 mentioned by members here.. That has not taken into account additional materials for the TV case, transport charges, profit margin etc.. biggrin.gif

Just an assumption based on the fact we're purchasing house/condo based on the per sq ft price.. smile.gif

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In fact, reading some of the review that ST60 is even better than the GT50, but for me, I think both of them should be quite close....furthermore, don't think I'm able to tell the differences unless I really spending time comparing them throughly side by side.....

So, when I choosing between GT50 and ST60, the decision was actually to get 50" or 60". Obviously, I'm making a wrong choice  cry.gif  cry.gif  cry.gif anyway, is not end of the world and is just a TV....furthermore, I saved around 2k....hehehe.
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I failed to negotiate more on that so just settled with it since this model is not easy to find in market anymore rolleyes.gif
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How's the SD video content upscaling on the 65ST60?
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Planning to buy new smart plasma or led/ LCD, if 3d will be good any suggestion which model of Panasonic should I look which value for money

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How's the SD video content upscaling on the 65ST60?
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May i know is worth to go for P60S60K rather P65ST60K? in term of PQ ? between, would the quality drop if we watch 2D from P65ST60K?
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Just come back from some Furniture fair @ Johor... They are selling P65ST50k ready stock for 7999, payment using installment 0% interest... so so tempted.... Quote from Panashop for P65ST60k is RM7800 but must pay in cash, and need to wait till middle of Sept... in dilemma now...
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Aug 31 2013, 10:28 PM)
Just come back from some Furniture fair @ Johor... They are selling P65ST50k ready stock for 7999, payment using installment 0% interest... so so tempted.... Quote from Panashop for P65ST60k is RM7800 but must pay in cash, and need to wait till middle of Sept... in dilemma now...
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Yes yes, I saw that too in KL Perfect Living show....same price :-)
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Planning to buy new smart plasma or led/ LCD, if 3d will be good any suggestion which model of Panasonic should I look which value for money

Looking 50 or more inches

Thanks buddies,.....
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Just my 2 cents, if looking for 50 and 55 inch, go for LCD but if you are looking for 60/65 inch, then plasma will be a better option.
S series is value whistling.gif
ST series is standard rclxms.gif
VT series is luxurious drool.gif
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May i know is worth to go for P60S60K rather P65ST60K? in term of PQ ? between, would the quality drop if we watch 2D from P65ST60K?
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Hmm... P60S60k is lower end then P65ST60k, I think you either mixed up or maybe referring to VT series? rclxub.gif
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Just my 2 cents, if looking for 50 and 55 inch, go for LCD but if you are looking for 60/65 inch, then plasma will be a better option.
S series is value  whistling.gif
ST series is standard  rclxms.gif
VT series is luxurious  drool.gif
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Perfect Livin fair coming to SPICE in Penang next weekend. Panasonic as usual is a sponsor. should check it out. Last time was in May. I wonder if the VT60 65" series would drop below 10k.
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Anyone know where I can get P60ST60K for RM6599 other than SenQ? Their offer ended yesterday.
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Check lazada rm4888 only....
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Oppsss sorry that one p60s60k....
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Anyone know where I can get P60ST60K for RM6599 other than SenQ? Their offer ended yesterday.
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If I'm not mistaken, this model only sell by SenQ in Malaysia....
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Perfect Livin fair coming to SPICE in Penang next weekend. Panasonic as usual is a sponsor. should check it out. Last time was in May. I wonder if the VT60 65" series would drop below 10k.
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If I'm not mistaken, this model only sell by SenQ in Malaysia....
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By the way, the senq promotion does not end, just ask nicely, and think they can still match the price
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QUOTE(pgcity @ Sep 1 2013, 11:27 AM)
Perfect Livin fair coming to SPICE in Penang next weekend. Panasonic as usual is a sponsor. should check it out. Last time was in May. I wonder if the VT60 65" series would drop below 10k.
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Hmm.. just wondering, how about Perfect Livin in KL this weekend, anybody spotted Pana plasma TV on sale? Wondering how much they are priced
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Visited PWTC Perfect Livin, not happening on Panasonic booth as the pricing not really attractive. More hard sales from Sharp, Samsung & LG. shakehead.gif shocking.gif

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Hmm.. just wondering, how about Perfect Livin in KL this weekend, anybody spotted Pana plasma TV on sale? Wondering how much they are priced
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Yes, the P65ST60 is selling for RM7999....didn't asked anything, just spotted from long distance brows.gif

I also found out this shop was actually where I bought the 50" plasma rclxms.gif

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Yes, the P65ST60 is selling for RM7999....didn't asked anything, just spotted from long distance  brows.gif

I also found out this shop was actually where I bought the 50" plasma  rclxms.gif
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The price is quite comparable to the quote I get from Panashop, hmm.. means at fair also no huge discount given.

Ooo... KL good lo... got ready stock. jeolous loo... I still need to wait.
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The price is quite comparable to the quote I get from Panashop, hmm.. means at fair also no huge discount given.

Ooo... KL good lo... got ready stock. jeolous loo... I still need to wait.
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Anyone interested with Pana LED 60inch ( non 3D), pls msg me 017-3024541  . still in box
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With ringgit depreciating and inflation building, wondering will TV price increased??
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Sep 1 2013, 08:41 PM)
Yup P60ST60k is solely sold by SENQ only, even Panashop cannot get them...
By the way, the senq promotion does not end, just ask nicely, and think they can still match the price
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You sure ah ask nicely can get RM6599? The RM500 discount i know is member discount but the RM400 discount i thought finished already until 31/8.
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I'm not sure...no loosing to ask... the last time I ask is also on 31/8, but the price there stated 7599. Then.. they told me there is RM500 plus one member discount and then the additional discount is from manufacturer, nothing about merdeka sales... so I presume, if asked, maybe still can get as its from manufacturer... but I might be wrong as well loo

Just book my ST65... delivered tomorrow rclxms.gif
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Just book my ST65... delivered tomorrow rclxms.gif
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Just book my ST65... delivered tomorrow rclxms.gif
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Congrats!! tongue.gif Keep us updated Please, rclxms.gif BTW what was the price for 65?

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Congrats!! tongue.gif  Keep us updated Please, rclxms.gif BTW what was the price for 65?
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Thanks Haha tongue.gif Mum just call that delivery guy have complete setting up, some problem with the component and composite video-in though, only 1 port available shakehead.gif ... my dinasour age, CD and DVD player cannot connect concurrently...

The price is RM7800... with the Raya Promotion freebies (Bluetooth keyboard + 4GB Thumb Drive) plus special request freebies, HDMI cable and Avatar 3D rclxm9.gif
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Why do you need CD and DVD connected concurrently?

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Thanks Haha tongue.gif  Mum just call that delivery guy have complete setting up, some problem with the component and composite video-in though, only 1 port available shakehead.gif ... my dinasour age, CD and DVD player cannot connect concurrently...

The price is RM7800... with the Raya Promotion freebies (Bluetooth keyboard + 4GB Thumb Drive) plus special request freebies, HDMI cable and Avatar 3D rclxm9.gif
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Wow, the price is very good especially with all those goodies rclxms.gif ....btw, what's the 4GB thumb drive for?

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hi need some help here, i have shortlisted this 2 model which is around the same price: TH-P50XT50K and TH-P50X60K

mainly usage for online browsing and video streaming connected to my desktop..sometimes might download some FHD movie to watch...which one i should go for?

thx in advance
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Thanks Haha tongue.gif  Mum just call that delivery guy have complete setting up, some problem with the component and composite video-in though, only 1 port available shakehead.gif ... my dinasour age, CD and DVD player cannot connect concurrently...

The price is RM7800... with the Raya Promotion freebies (Bluetooth keyboard + 4GB Thumb Drive) plus special request freebies, HDMI cable and Avatar 3D rclxm9.gif
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hi need some help here, i have shortlisted this 2 model which is around the same price: TH-P50XT50K and TH-P50X60K 

mainly usage for online browsing and video streaming connected to my desktop..sometimes might download some FHD movie to watch...which one i should go for?

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50K is last year model while 60k is this year model.. as for the XT and X differences, I'm not too sure, but this year no more XT series already.
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QUOTE(ccc8910 @ Sep 5 2013, 06:35 PM)
hi need some help here, i have shortlisted this 2 model which is around the same price: TH-P50XT50K and TH-P50X60K 

mainly usage for online browsing and video streaming connected to my desktop..sometimes might download some FHD movie to watch...which one i should go for?

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Both also 50" HD Ready.
TH-P50XT50K is with 3D while TH-P50X60K is not.
If you want 3D then go for the TH-P50XT50K.
If you don't want 3D, then go for the TH-P50X60K. This is the newer model.
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Yah the SA was telling me to get the XT which basically everything is the same with the 50x60k 2013 model, and the 3D feature is just additional. I m thinking if both the same price then might as well get the additional feature. Unless the 60k got some extra features or better than the previous model.
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Yah the SA was telling me to get the XT which basically everything is the same with the 50x60k 2013 model, and the 3D feature is just additional. I m thinking if both the same price then might as well get the additional feature. Unless the 60k got some extra features or better than the previous model.
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Wow, the price is very good especially with all those goodies  rclxms.gif ....btw, what's the 4GB thumb drive for?
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Haha... What is the thumb drive for?? whistling.gif .... hmm saving anime and HK/ Korea drama to be played loh.. ha ha...
4GB... so small doh.gif but since it is free, then sapu loh

Just check the ST65 TV yesterday, delivery guy set up ok. rclxm9.gif Overwhealming experience when switch on DLNA and play some FHD movies. Maybe because my old TV is 42 inch HD ready, so I sense very very big difference.

Only manage to do software update, setup wireless and dlna with NAS and play with the swipe and share apps. Not yet have time to watch 3D cool2.gif check the TV run time and also set the screen setting.

All in all, the TV is worth thumbup.gif
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Just my 2 cents, I don't think it is valuable to get HD ready TV nowadays, if possible go for S60, or the LED series that support Full HD, 3D is just a gimmick, not important at all
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My living hall is kinda small and due to budget constrain also I have to get something below 3k...coz I saw the 50xt can do direct conversion to 3d. Is that means I can convert any normal downloaded movie to 3d?
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Just check the ST65 TV yesterday, delivery guy set up ok.  rclxm9.gif Overwhealming experience when switch on DLNA and play some FHD movies. Maybe because my old TV is 42 inch HD ready, so I sense very very big difference.

Only manage to do software update, setup wireless and dlna with NAS and play with the swipe and share apps. Not yet have time to watch 3D  cool2.gif  check the TV run time and also set the screen setting.

All in all, the TV is worth  thumbup.gif
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My living hall is kinda small and due to budget constrain also I have to get something below 3k...coz I saw the 50xt can do direct conversion to 3d. Is that means I can convert any normal downloaded movie to 3d?
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If you like to watch 3D movies, then get the XT model.
Download 3D movies to watch. Why want to convert?
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My living hall is kinda small and due to budget constrain also I have to get something below 3k...coz I saw the 50xt can do direct conversion to 3d. Is that means I can convert any normal downloaded movie to 3d?
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Ya... 50' or 42' is ok, no need to get big size but I think that full HD is more important, then followed by screen size and 3D features..
Yes you can convert any thing playing on your screen to 3D, example from TV1, from astro, or movies from media player, VCD or DVD
But seriously, the 2D to 3D conversion is of no use. My mum got headache after watching for 10 mins. There is a lot of cross talk and the 3D looks strange. But if you got 3D movie from BD player then the 3D effects will be much better.
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Is there big difference with ST60 and VT60 in terms of picture quality?
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Is there big difference with ST60 and VT60 in terms of picture quality?
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Never really get to see a VT series and compared side by side to ST, but the spec already show much difference. I believe should have differences but the question should be how obvious... to me maybe hard to notice but to avid AV followers.... they can straight away tell the difference
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QUOTE(Vinceyang @ Sep 6 2013, 02:04 PM)
Is there big difference with ST60 and VT60 in terms of picture quality?
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yes, picture quality overall looks neater than st60 if u compare with vt60. other features difference u need to compare it with the broucher, it has stated out all...

st60k = http://www.panasonic.com/my/consumer/home-...h-p65st60k.html

vt65k = http://www.panasonic.com/my/consumer/home-...h-p65vt60k.html
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VT is an high end product,Vast difference bro, picture wise rclxms.gif and sad to say money wise cry.gif then comes GT followed by ST giving a fair.reasonable and satisfactory performance.The last price abt a year ago for VT65 was RM12500,as per info here biggrin.gif

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For me, if it is FHD, doesn't matter is 50" or 60" bcoz it is still FHD....I think one of the important factor is you need to know ur viewing distance. For example, if your viewing distance is too fat away, 50" and 60" won't let you notice any differences in term of detail if u watching 1080p movie...only different is the image get bigger. About viewing distance you can google it.....for example, if u r 6~7 ft from TV, the best size is 50", any size smaller than it, u loose out the detail (can't see it) or anything bigger than that, you might need to turn ur head around to watch movie....lol.

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QUOTE(smileguy @ Sep 6 2013, 02:05 PM)
VT is an high end product,Vast difference bro, picture wise rclxms.gif  and sad to say money wise cry.gif then comes GT followed by ST giving a fair.reasonable and satisfactory performance.The last price abt a year ago for VT65 was RM12500,as per info here biggrin.gif
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Yes, VT is a high end series (even now with WT)......I believe it definitely much more better than ST60....not that we can't tell the different, it is sad that most of us can't find a chance actually to compare it....just think when is your last time to view the VT and ST side by side for comparison? Besides that, when I look at the price, I just tell myself to forget it, even it is better but I won't able to afford it cry.gif

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QUOTE(mox123 @ Sep 6 2013, 05:48 PM)
Yes, VT is a high end series (even now with WT)......I believe it definitely much more better than ST60....not that we can't tell the different, it is sad that most of us can't find a chance actually to compare it....just think when is your last time to view the VT and ST side by side for comparison? Besides that, when I look at the price, I just tell myself to forget it, even it is better but I won't able to afford it  cry.gif
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Just hang on,dont give up hope, the price may drop my VT20 was rm19000 RRP,then abt 2 yrs ago dropped to RM6500 with 2 3d glasses and Blu ray Player! biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(smileguy @ Sep 6 2013, 06:03 PM)
Just hang on,dont  give up hope, the price may drop my VT20 was rm19000 RRP,then abt 2 yrs ago dropped to RM6500 with 2 3d glasses and Blu ray Player! biggrin.gif
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Haha...unless one willing to wait for 2 yrs la.....by tat time, maybe VT70 or VT80 come out already, then need to compare again tongue.gif

If I have deep pocket, I'll just go for the best la rclxms.gif Too bad I'm not cry.gif
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I still considering whether the price for VT60 which is double of ST60, do justify for the picture quality. Like pic quality is double.

WT? I tot the next step up from VT is ZT.
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I still considering whether the price for VT60 which is double of ST60, do justify for the picture quality. Like pic quality is double.

WT? I tot the next step up from VT is ZT.
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Oh, is ZT, my bad ;-)

This kind of thing u really need to compare urself especially on PQ...i never view new VT b4, no comment.

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anyone went to the Perfect Livin Fair @ SPICE in Penang yet?. Any promotion for VT/ST 60" and 65" there? Last day tomorrow.
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Hie Guys, a bit OT here,
Do you know where I can get something like this in below picture in Malaysia, especially in Penang. It is call TV mount stand.
This reason I need that is because I need to put centre speaker right below the TV.
I know usually people will just mount the TV on wall. But there is some reason I cant do that.

Appreciate Sifus here can point me to the right direction.

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Just wondering would there be any 50" Plasma TV coming out this year other than 50X60K? Does anyone know whether panasonic will role out 50ST60K or 50GT60K this year? only saw 4 models of 60K series so far for this year... hmm.gif

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anyone went to the Perfect Livin Fair @ SPICE in Penang yet?. Any promotion for VT/ST 60" and 65" there? Last day tomorrow.
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went this afternoon. They have the ST60 and VT60 side by side running some demo material. everyone in Penang should check it out

ST60 65" was RM 8499 @ CSH and comes with the standard free gifts advertised by Panasonic now. There were other shops like BHB and a few more carrying very few units of other brands like Sharp/LG/Sony/Samsung etc. Didn't check if they had Panasonic prices but i am sure if asked they would too. Anyway, lowest the CSH sales guy could do was RM8000 with all the free gifts included.

the VT60 65" no discount...RM14,999

So the big question is since the tv's are mounted side by side is the VT60 worth the 7k extra?

As this is my first and probably only time i can see a VT60 and ST60 side by side i can say a few things. Keep in mind that there was no chance to verify how the 2 units were set/calibrated or even calibrated at all. All i had to compare was my own eyes with the demo material they had playing. Same clip on both tv, synchronized.

There is also a possibility that the ST60 was calibrated to look as good as an uncalibrated VT60 meaning this could be marketing gimmick to sell more ST60. I don't know and i don't want to cast any aspersions. FYI i was standing less than 10 feet away looking at both tv's side by side

Anyway my verdict after watching both tv's side by side for about 15mins , there is NO DIFFERENCE. ST60 and VT60 looks absolutely similar running high def video. i can't tell them apart. Your eyes maybe different and can tell them apart but i couldn't and i am definitely not going to spend an additional 7k for something i can't see. Yes I've read many reviews saying that the difference was something you can see. However I couldn't.

I was also surprised at how bright the panels are after reading how dark plasma could be. Glad to know that in a bright place like SPICE, both are equally bright. It won't be an issue for my house.

i suggest anyone who wanted to see a VT60 and ST60 side by side to go and take a look before tomorrow ends. the sales guys there are more than willing to explain.

Now the only question left for me is ST60 vs Samsung F8500, before making a decision. I am only buying a new tv end of year so still got time to look around.

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Just wondering would there be any 50" Plasma TV coming out this year other than 50X60K? Does anyone know whether panasonic will role out 50ST60K or 50GT60K this year? only saw 4 models of 60K series so far for this year... hmm.gif
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Just wondering would there be any 50" Plasma TV coming out this year other than 50X60K? Does anyone know whether panasonic will role out 50ST60K or 50GT60K this year? only saw 4 models of 60K series so far for this year... hmm.gif
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Tats what I'm trying to say....besides little chance to compare ST and VT side by side....and even got chance, we won't know what kind of setting have been done to the system....

It is good that you can't see the differences because you'll save up a lot tongue.gif

The most discouraging part is if u can see different but you can't afford it....lol

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went this afternoon. They have the ST60 and VT60 side by side running some demo material. everyone in Penang should check it out

ST60 65" was RM 8499 @ CSH and comes with the standard free gifts advertised by Panasonic now. There were other shops like BHB and a few more carrying very few units of other brands like Sharp/LG/Sony/Samsung etc. Didn't check if they had Panasonic prices but i am sure if asked they would too. Anyway, lowest the CSH  sales guy could do was RM8000 with all the free gifts included.

the VT60 65" no discount...RM14,999

So the big question is since the tv's are mounted side by side is the VT60 worth the 7k extra?

As this is my first and probably only time i can see a VT60 and ST60 side by side i can say a few things. Keep in mind that there was no chance to verify how the 2 units were set/calibrated or even calibrated at all. All i had to compare was my own eyes with the demo material they had playing. Same clip on both tv, synchronized.

There is also a possibility that the ST60 was calibrated to look as good as an uncalibrated VT60 meaning this could be marketing gimmick to sell more ST60. I don't know and i don't want to cast any aspersions. FYI i was standing less than 10 feet away looking at both tv's side by side

Anyway my verdict after watching both tv's side by side for about 15mins , there is NO DIFFERENCE. ST60 and VT60 looks absolutely similar running high def video. i can't tell them apart. Your eyes maybe different and can tell them apart but i couldn't and i am definitely not going to spend an additional 7k for something i can't see. Yes I've read many reviews saying that the difference was something you can see. However I couldn't.

I was also surprised at how bright the panels are after reading how dark plasma could be. Glad to know that in a bright place like SPICE, both are equally bright. It won't be an issue for my house.

i suggest anyone who wanted to see a VT60  and ST60 side by side to go and take a look before tomorrow ends. the sales guys there are more than willing to explain.

Now the only question left for me is ST60 vs Samsung F8500, before making a decision. I am only buying a new tv end of year so still got time to look around.
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Good review by bro pgcity..he..he...
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Good review by bro pgcity..he..he...
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Thank you for your comparison.
Yeah even if VT is clearly better, for me it's not worth paying 7k more for. Imagine I can practically buy two 65in ST for one VT.
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IMHO, for those who can afford VT, might as well go all the way for ZT. Import from down south.
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Managed to compare ST & VT in PISA. I agree with pgcity's review. Not worth the difference. I can see the different in those grey scene, ST a bit lighter in grey. Color wise, almost identical.

Not worth extra rm7k for VT.
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For a better understanding and info of the missing features in ST to VT pls refer post 160..........the choice is ours.
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and so one fair ends...another one is coming..this time it'll be Homedec rclxub.gif
more chances for comparison for everyone and good deals..i hope

Oct 4-6 for Penang
http://www.homedec.com.my/home/penang/pg-exhibition-details/

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Panasonic L60E55

Saw someone selling it at an attractive price, anyone can comment?
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Sep 6 2013, 12:55 PM)
Ya... 50' or 42' is ok, no need to get big size but I think that full HD is more important, then followed by screen size and 3D features..
Yes you can convert any thing playing on your screen to 3D, example from TV1, from astro, or movies from media player, VCD or DVD
But seriously, the 2D to 3D conversion is of no use. My mum got headache after watching for 10 mins. There is a lot of cross talk and the 3D looks strange. But if you got 3D movie from BD player then the 3D effects will be much better.
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Wow, the thread move so fast over the weekend. Great review by Penang Peps over VT vs ST ... thumbs!
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By the way, any sifu here successfully play any 3D content? Until now, I still cannot seems to play 3D on the TV.
I have a 3D iso file, then using a PC mount it then copy out the content, next place the content onto portable HDD and plug into TV to play, but as the TV is not a bluray player, it will not open the menu or let me select the sound, chapter and etc, instead, I will need to browse to the BDMV folder to play the movie. The movie is only 1080P, I press the 3D button but it operates 2D->3D conversion, not native 3D...
Anybody play native SBS 3D movie on the TV without using blueray player? Please share!!
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Hi guys, need some info regarding this one Panasonic model, can't seem to find any on local sites or international sites, just the spec

Panasonic L60E55

Saw someone selling it at an attractive price, anyone can comment?
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No info about this unit type, but from the cnet review it runs with 120V, do double check first. But E55 seires, most probably is last year LED series
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the black level was same as the VT60 in plain sight at SPICE and this was not a dark place, it was well lit .the black level was inky black to me.didn't focus on bezel but i can say the bezel was not distracting at all.my eyes were so busy searching for differences for 15mins between the 2 units.excellent on both. i couldn't tell them apart.

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By the way, any sifu here successfully play any 3D content? Until now, I still cannot seems to play 3D on the TV.
I have a 3D iso file, then using a PC mount it then copy out the content, next place the content onto portable HDD and plug into TV to play, but as the TV is not a bluray player, it will not open the menu or let me select the sound, chapter and etc, instead, I will need to browse to the BDMV folder to play the movie. The movie is only 1080P, I press the 3D button but it operates 2D->3D conversion, not native 3D...
Anybody play native SBS 3D movie on the TV without using blueray player? Please share!!
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I dwld most movies and use WD player for playing movies including 3D,no problem! tongue.gif

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By the way, any sifu here successfully play any 3D content? Until now, I still cannot seems to play 3D on the TV.
I have a 3D iso file, then using a PC mount it then copy out the content, next place the content onto portable HDD and plug into TV to play, but as the TV is not a bluray player, it will not open the menu or let me select the sound, chapter and etc, instead, I will need to browse to the BDMV folder to play the movie. The movie is only 1080P, I press the 3D button but it operates 2D->3D conversion, not native 3D...
Anybody play native SBS 3D movie on the TV without using blueray player? Please share!!
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Which Panasonic plasma model you owned ?? hmm.gif
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I dwld most movies and use WD player for playing movies including 3D,no problem! tongue.gif
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I download a 50GB ISO rip, copy to a portable HDD and play, but not successfull... your download the Half SBS version?
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Which Panasonic plasma model you owned ??  hmm.gif
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Hello Sifus & Gurus here notworthy.gif

I'm looking to buy a plasma TV and two have caught my attention. The TH-P50X50K & TH-P50X60K
Appreciate your kind guidance on which one to choose. What's the difference in specs, advantages/disadvantages, etc.
Both retailed at around RM2.6k

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Just sharing
After going through numerous websites and some valuable input from SteadyPana, it is confirm that bluray 3D .iso, can only be played by writing it to a bluray disc then play on bluray 3D player or mount image on PC, then use PowerDVD to play it and then conncec pc to TV through hdmi...

There is no way to play the iso, or the extracted BDMV to get 3D movie directly using USB HDD or DLNA server. But the extracted BDMV can play in 2D no problem
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Hello Sifus & Gurus here  notworthy.gif

I'm looking to buy a plasma TV and two have caught my attention. The TH-P50X50K & TH-P50X60K
Appreciate your kind guidance on which one to choose. What's the difference in specs, advantages/disadvantages, etc.
Both retailed at around RM2.6k

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Just my 2 cents.
From what I check, the spec is the same, just that one is 2012 model while 60k is 2013 model.
If the price is the same, it is better to go with 60k unless there is a discount of 30% discount on 50k

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Just sharing
After going through numerous websites and some valuable input from SteadyPana, it is confirm that bluray 3D .iso, can only be played by writing it to a bluray disc then play on bluray 3D player or mount image on PC, then use PowerDVD to play it and then conncec pc to TV through hdmi...

There is no way to play the iso, or the extracted BDMV to get 3D movie directly using USB HDD or DLNA server. But the extracted BDMV can play in 2D no problem
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the easiest way is either hook up a cheap notebook to your TV to play the downloaded 3D or get a 3D media palyer.
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the easiest way is either hook up a cheap notebook to your TV to play the downloaded 3D or get a 3D media palyer.
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My cheap notebook cannot decode the video streams fast enough for a smooth 3D playback.
3D media player can play .iso file, which brand? The 3D streams are not the SBS or the OU type but the full HD frame packing 3D
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Anyone knows the Panasonic service center no. My P42x50 can't turn on. I understand they will send someone over. How to contact them?
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i paid retail price RM199
but nobody want to skype with me, u want buy from me?
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How long have you bought the unit? Depending on your warranty, You may want to call the seller shop as well.
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Bought it from Iamsobloodysick. A year ago. Warranty two years I think. Called him. He refered me to Panasonic but didnt gimme the no.
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i paid retail price RM199
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Nevermind, I go bargain with the pana shop owner... see how low can he go...
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i paid retail price RM199
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I just found out that there is 2 models, TY-CC20w and TY-C10w, spec is identical, but design differs, the 20W is much elegant
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Out of topic a bit, but just sharing. Do you guys know that the latest 3D bluray player on market now had a Miracast function? It suppose to be able to mirror your android mobile screen through wifi to the BD player and then transmit to your TV instantaneously @ 1080P and good audio. (Miracast is not to be confuse with panasonic apps of swipe and share or the Panasonic remote 2 which can only transmit video/audio files on mobile or webpage)

But unfortunately, it needs android 4.2 (all the latest smartphone), my Samsung Galaxy S3 not supported and the bad thing is that samsung allshare cast does not work with miracast standard.

So, if you are interesting in playing games of your mobile on larger screen, do check out miracast


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Hi ktek, just curious, may I know the model of your Panasonic skype accessories?
I just found out that there is 2 models, TY-CC20w and TY-C10w, spec is identical, but design differs, the 20W is much elegant
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i bought the newer TY-CC20
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Haha.. I think most forumers here just visit all the electrical shop in his/her region and then compare price. Ha ha, just wondering, which state you will make your purchase?
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Just my 2 cents.
From what I check, the spec is the same, just that one is 2012 model while 60k is 2013 model.
If the price is the same, it is better to go with 60k unless there is a discount of 30% discount on 50k
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I bought my plasma from Aeon IOI Mall. I got it during their member day sale. Got discount and got vouchers.
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Hi guys, any of you buy additional 3D glasses? How much does one cost?

I just found out that TY-ER3D4MU 3D glasses nowadays uses bluetooth compare to 3D glasses before 2012 which uses infrared. My friend pass me his 3D glasses, from 2010 model and after trying fo sometims, only noticed that it is not compatible
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Hi guys, any of you buy additional 3D glasses? How much does one cost?

I just found out that TY-ER3D4MU 3D glasses nowadays uses bluetooth compare to 3D glasses before 2012 which uses infrared. My friend pass me his 3D glasses, from 2010 model and after trying fo sometims, only noticed that it is not compatible
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hi just checking izit any 3D glasses compatible with any 3D tv? i thought is like those given by the cinema?
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just wondering if getting the 3 year extended panasonic warranty for a panasonic plasma is worth it. it already comes with 2 years. 3 years for the 65" ST60 for instance RM880. just seems to be a push to make more money for the shop. what do you guys think?
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hi just checking izit any 3D glasses compatible with any 3D tv? i thought is like those given by the cinema?
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Do double check before purchasing expensive 3D glasses.
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QUOTE(pgcity @ Sep 17 2013, 01:03 PM)
just wondering if getting the 3 year extended panasonic warranty for a panasonic plasma is worth it. it already comes with 2 years. 3 years for the 65" ST60 for instance RM880. just seems to be a push to make more money for the shop. what do you guys think?
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For me I did purchase the 3 years additional warranty, it is about 12% of the purchase price. My thinking is that I alread shell out quite a sum for the TV, so better ensure it is working for the next 5 years. biggrin.gif

By the way, if you did purchase the extended warranty, do note that 1st year coverage becomes full coverage including theft, lightning and etc
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Sep 17 2013, 01:23 PM)
For me I did purchase the 3 years additional warranty, it is about 12% of the purchase price. My thinking is that I alread shell out quite a sum for the TV, so better ensure it is working for the next 5 years.  biggrin.gif

By the way, if you did purchase the extended warranty, do note that 1st year coverage becomes full coverage including theft, lightning and etc
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yes found out about that. however 2nd year onwards no warranty for lightning strike or power surges. guess a surge protector is a good idea.
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st60 65" is RM7700 +880(for 3 years warranty) at CSH Butterworth.i'm getting it.
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st60 65" is RM7700 +880(for 3 years warranty) at CSH Butterworth.i'm getting it.
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QUOTE(pgcity @ Sep 17 2013, 03:15 PM)
st60 65" is RM7700 +880(for 3 years warranty) at CSH Butterworth.i'm getting it.
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65 RM7700 fantastic !! I saw Samsung 75 (extra 10 inches)at RM24000 !!! flex.gif

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Good deal. Go for it Bro !!  rclxms.gif  thumbup.gif
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it's a race going down. i'm sure in a few months it'll be around 7k range.now the waiting game begins smile.gif
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Where to get the best price for 60s60k? How much huh?
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Is 50 inch still available for ST60 and GT50?
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Is 50 inch still available for ST60 and GT50?
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Available, but certainly not in M'sia.... UK got
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Available, but certainly not in M'sia.... UK got
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I meant availability in malaysia of course.

I can't possibly have a plasma bigger than 60inch in my living room. I have a 50 inch ST50 that's giving me grief, so am looking to change. Any recommendations?
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Is 50 inch still available for ST60 and GT50?
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Malaysia don't have... you can check panasonic malaysia website, all available model is listed there except 60st60k which only senq have
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Sep 18 2013, 09:16 PM)
Malaysia don't have... you can check panasonic malaysia website, all available model is listed there except 60st60k which only senq have
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Senq did a parallel import?
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No sure oh... but it is hanging in their showroom... biggrin.gif
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Any of you guys bough additional active 3d glasses? How much is it?
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No sure oh... but it is hanging in their showroom... biggrin.gif
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My set is still under warranty, and I'm waiting to hear from Panasonic about a solution. In the event of a set replacement, I need to know specs comparable to the ST50, which has "infinite black pro".
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Oh... sorry to hear that your tv problem, how long it takes for them to provide you a solution?
Hope that they compensate you good brows.gif
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Oh... sorry to hear that your tv problem, how long it takes for them to provide you a solution?
Hope that they compensate you good  brows.gif
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QUOTE(podrunner @ Sep 18 2013, 09:13 PM)
I meant availability in malaysia of course.

I can't possibly have a plasma bigger than 60inch in my living room. I have a 50 inch ST50 that's giving me grief, so am looking to change. Any recommendations?
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Actually, we're on the same page. Am also looking for 50" or less and good PQ like the ST60 but really disappointed. When go to other country especially Europe got. Anyway already post on Pana FB, they replied

"Panasonic Malaysia Hi, thank you for expressing your interest. We will forward your suggestion to our management team for future consideration. Kindly email our customer care at ccc@my.panasonic.com regarding the compatibility as they can provide your with more detailed information."

But Singapore got the 50" ST60 as $2499 around RM6250 , so maybe can buy there since the tuner is thesa me i guess, that is if you use the tuner, but if use Astro sure can works.

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QUOTE(mohaja @ Sep 18 2013, 09:39 PM)
Actually, we're on the same page. Am also looking for 50" or less and good PQ like the ST60 but really disappointed. When go to other country especially Europe got. Anyway already post on Pana FB, they replied

"Panasonic Malaysia Hi, thank you for expressing your interest. We will forward your suggestion to our management team for future consideration. Kindly email our customer care at ccc@my.panasonic.com regarding the compatibility as they can provide your with more detailed information."

But Singapore got the 50" ST60, so maybe can buy there since the tuner is thesa me i guess, that is if you use the tuner, but if use Astro sure can works.
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I don't understand why they will not bring in the 50 inch. What exactly will they replace a warranty set with? It's clearly stated that in the event that a set need to be replaced, it will be with a similar model or better, definitely not one that is lower on specs.
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I don't understand why they will not bring in the 50 inch. What exactly will they replace a warranty set with? It's clearly stated that in the event that a set need to be replaced, it will be with a similar model or better, definitely not one that is lower on specs.
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Singapore's Courts even better $2399 and more interesting is the model number is THP50ST60K where the 'K' at the end of the model name is usually for M'sia. rclxub.gif
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QUOTE(mohaja @ Sep 18 2013, 09:54 PM)
Singapore's Courts even better $2399 and more interesting is the model number is THP50ST60K where the 'K' at the end of the model name is usually for M'sia.  rclxub.gif
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Because clearly, Singapore Courts has better marketing strategies, and probably took an opportunity that presented itself, when full-of-themselves pana malaysia pooh poohed the 50inch.
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Now i'm eyeing on the L42ET60K even though its RM500 cheaper in S'pore. I love Pana M'sia rclxms.gif
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I meant availability in malaysia of course.

I can't possibly have a plasma bigger than 60inch in my living room. I have a 50 inch ST50 that's giving me grief, so am looking to change. Any recommendations?
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What size are you looking at?
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Any of you guys bough additional active 3d glasses? How much is it?
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If I am not mistaken it is RM199.
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I don't understand why they will not bring in the 50 inch. What exactly will they replace a warranty set with? It's clearly stated that in the event that a set need to be replaced, it will be with a similar model or better, definitely not one that is lower on specs.
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There are only a few components in a tv. They will replace the faulty modular components in the tv. If changing all the modular components also cannot solve the fault, then only they look at changing the unit.
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QUOTE(cucubud @ Sep 18 2013, 11:07 PM)
What size are you looking at?
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There are only a few components in a tv. They will replace the faulty modular components in the tv. If changing all the modular components also cannot solve the fault, then only they look at changing the unit.
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Precisely why I wrote "....in the event..."
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QUOTE(podrunner @ Sep 18 2013, 11:28 PM)
50
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You now has a 50" tv and you want to change it to a 50" tv?

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You now has a 50" tv and you want to change it to a 50" tv?
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I am very happy with the 50", if not for the troubles.
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I am very happy with the 50", if not for the troubles.
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Don't worry so much. Panasonic support is very good.
I have engaged them twice and they really do their best to resolve the problem.
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QUOTE(cucubud @ Sep 18 2013, 11:08 PM)
If I am not mistaken it is RM199.
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Aii... Ok, will take this as reference and go bargain with the Panashop boss again.
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QUOTE(cucubud @ Sep 18 2013, 11:17 PM)
There are only a few components in a tv. They will replace the faulty modular components in the tv. If changing all the modular components also cannot solve the fault, then only they look at changing the unit.
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Consumer Electronics nowadays ain't modular no more, every year, when new series come ou, they change nearly everything to cut cost... Last year models components most probably will not work with these years component. They can only fix it if their still have stock of the components.
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QUOTE(mohaja @ Sep 18 2013, 09:54 PM)
Singapore's Courts even better $2399 and more interesting is the model number is THP50ST60K where the 'K' at the end of the model name is usually for M'sia.  rclxub.gif
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In my opinion $2399 for 50 inch ST60S is not worth it, it will be around RM6200, as ringgit conversion rate is poor. On top of that, you need to deliver yourself and pass through custom, TV is taxable yo. Besides your warrnty also is partially void as it will be a hassle to bring in the TV to get warranty.
On the other hand 60ST60k is around RM6500, if I'm not mistaken
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Sep 19 2013, 12:30 PM)
Consumer Electronics nowadays ain't modular no more, every year, when new series come ou, they change nearly everything to cut cost... Last year models components most probably will not work with these years component. They can only fix it if their still have stock of the components.
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My old plasma tv has only 5 modular boards inside. They just change the modular board depending on what is faulty.
If I am not mistaken, they have to keep the spare parts for 5 years for each model they sell.
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Sep 19 2013, 12:35 PM)
In my opinion $2399 for 50 inch ST60S is not worth it, it will be around RM6200, as ringgit conversion rate is poor. On top of that, you need to deliver yourself and pass through custom, TV is taxable yo. Besides your warrnty also is partially void as it will be a hassle to bring in the TV to get warranty.
On the other hand 60ST60k is around RM6500, if I'm not mistaken
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Yes, correct. The Singapore sell 50" Panny is due to the living space is limited compare to Malaysia.
And SenQ now selling 60ST60 for only RM6499. With RM300 can get 10" larger, I guess is a no brainer right?
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QUOTE(Vinceyang @ Sep 19 2013, 02:10 PM)
Yes, correct. The Singapore sell 50" Panny is due to the living space is limited compare to Malaysia.
And SenQ now selling 60ST60 for only RM6499. With RM300 can get 10" larger, I guess is a no brainer right?
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Sep 19 2013, 10:02 PM)
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Great man thinks alike biggrin.gif

Oh, Just get a quote from a Forum seller, P65ST60K is RM6500 only.
Initially I wanna get a 60", guess now with RM1 can get 5" more... blink.gif flex.gif
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QUOTE(podrunner @ Sep 18 2013, 09:13 PM)
I meant availability in malaysia of course.

I can't possibly have a plasma bigger than 60inch in my living room. I have a 50 inch ST50 that's giving me grief, so am looking to change. Any recommendations?
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If you die die need a 50: plasma, I would say Sammy F8500 suit u. It come with 51" and 64"
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If you die die need a 50: plasma, I would say Sammy F8500 suit u. It come with 51" and 64"
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What I NEED is to have Panasonic make good on the warranty, not to buy another unit. smile.gif
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QUOTE(Vinceyang @ Sep 20 2013, 11:11 AM)
Great man thinks alike  biggrin.gif

Oh, Just get a quote from a Forum seller, P65ST60K is RM6500 only.
Initially I wanna get a 60", guess now with RM1 can get 5" more...  blink.gif  flex.gif
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How much is the P60ST60K?
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How much is the P60ST60K?
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RM6499 from senq
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QUOTE(Vinceyang @ Sep 20 2013, 11:11 AM)
Great man thinks alike  biggrin.gif

Oh, Just get a quote from a Forum seller, P65ST60K is RM6500 only.
Initially I wanna get a 60", guess now with RM1 can get 5" more...  blink.gif  flex.gif
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Wow drool.gif that is definitely a steal. I bought mine at RM7800 a month ago....
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Sep 20 2013, 12:46 PM)
Wow  drool.gif  that is definitely a steal. I bought mine at RM7800 a month ago....
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seems like ST series is dropping at the rate of rm100 per week.
either there is now doing well in Asia or there is too many returned set from US/EU, Then we get the refurbish set.

Hopefully VT have the same trend then in not so long in future, everyone can afford VT series liao tongue.gif
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QUOTE(podrunner @ Sep 20 2013, 12:20 PM)
What I NEED is to have Panasonic make good on the warranty, not to buy another unit.  smile.gif
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Haha, you shouldn't put this statement in your post.

"I can't possibly have a plasma bigger than 60inch in my living room. I have a 50 inch ST50 that's giving me grief, so am looking to change. Any recommendations?"

What change do you expect from Panasonic?
No matter what, they won't give you a 60" tv when yours is a 50".
Worst case is they change everything except the back cover that has the serial number.
Hope they will attend to your problem as soon as possible.
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Sep 20 2013, 12:46 PM)
Wow  drool.gif  that is definitely a steal. I bought mine at RM7800 a month ago....
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Wow, one month and the price has dropped RM1300.
Wonder when will the price be stabilised.
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QUOTE(cucubud @ Sep 20 2013, 01:13 PM)
Haha, you shouldn't put this statement in your post.

"I can't possibly have a plasma bigger than 60inch in my living room. I have a 50 inch ST50 that's giving me grief, so am looking to change. Any recommendations?"

What change do you expect from Panasonic?
No matter what, they won't give you a 60" tv when yours is a 50".
Worst case is they change everything except the back cover that has the serial number.
Hope they will attend to your problem as soon as possible.
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Of course I am not expecting a 60 inch replacement! I wrote that on the basis of the models that I know are currently available, and that I would have to top up the balance, in that event. I will revert when I hear from them. Thanks anyway.
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So what's the possibility that there are some P50ST50K lying about in Malaysia?
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So what's the possibility that there are some P50ST50K lying about in Malaysia?
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Maybe some small town electrical appliances shop has one.
Don't worry so much. Panasonic will restore your tv for you to enjoy.

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Maybe some small town electrical appliances shop has one.
Don't worry so much. Panasonic will restore your tv for you to enjoy.
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Yes panasonic wl detect that for you too.Believe me Panasonic customer service is excellent they wl listen and settle all issues.They respect and value customers I am sure our pal here will not be dissappointed tongue.gif
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Thanks all for the reassurances! Lots of pana love here! Haha.
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Anyone of ST60k series owner use for console gaming purpose?
Wondering how is the Image Retention issue with the HUD.

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Anyone of ST60k series owner use for console gaming purpose?
Wondering how is the Image Retention issue with the HUD.
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Read review that ST60k lag is worst then st50k... but don't know hot true is that
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To guys how come I can't find anyone in Malaysia selling this model?

http://shop.panasonic.com/shop/model/TC-P65ST60
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QUOTE(Frankmiller92 @ Sep 21 2013, 10:57 AM)
To guys how come I can't find anyone in Malaysia selling this model?

http://shop.panasonic.com/shop/model/TC-P65ST60
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Its one of the PanaShop.
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To guys how come I can't find anyone in Malaysia selling this model?

http://shop.panasonic.com/shop/model/TC-P65ST60
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Here is one.

http://www.senheng.com.my/plasma-tv/12712-...thp65st60k.html

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QUOTE(cucubud @ Sep 21 2013, 11:24 AM)
Ok so the name may be different

(The one I listed was TC-P65ST60)

(the one you showed me is THP65ST60K)

But the quality is the same?
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QUOTE(Frankmiller92 @ Sep 21 2013, 02:41 PM)
Ok so the name may be different

(The one I listed was TC-P65ST60)

(the one you showed me is THP65ST60K)

But the quality is the same?
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I believe it the same thing, just that different region/country have different model name P65ST60 where P = Plasma, 65 = 65" size and ST60 is the series name and for M'sia usually got 'K' at the end. So basically it a 65" Plasma ST60 series.
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QUOTE(Frankmiller92 @ Sep 21 2013, 02:41 PM)
Ok so the name may be different

(The one I listed was TC-P65ST60)

(the one you showed me is THP65ST60K)

But the quality is the same?
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One forumer teach me that for Panasonic series plasma tv, there is only 3 codes one need to understand.
The first is 65 which means 65 inch
Second is ST which is the model number
Third is 60k, some will omit the K and refer as 60 only... This is the series number and change every year, last year is 50k.
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Oh.. and yes, both the number refer to the same model and thus quality the same
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Hello everyone ... My 6 year old Samsung just went dead, and now I am looking for a 65st60 and apparently it is out of stock ... Does anyone know if there is any shop in klang valley that is selling this tv and its price?
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Oooooh! thanks guys! I look like an idiot walking around asking about the specific model. AND NONE OF THE ELECTRONIC WORKERS BOTHER TO ENLIGHTEN ME!
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QUOTE(Frankmiller92 @ Sep 21 2013, 03:24 PM)
Oooooh! thanks guys! I look like an idiot walking around asking about the specific model. AND NONE OF THE ELECTRONIC WORKERS BOTHER TO ENLIGHTEN ME!
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it's ok bro. everybody should start from somewhere. just let the seller talk³ then take the brochure, most of the info are in there and some might give better info then the seller. flex.gif
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QUOTE(mohaja @ Sep 21 2013, 02:48 PM)
I believe it the same thing, just that different region/country have different model name P65ST60 where P = Plasma, 65 = 65" size and ST60 is the series name and for M'sia usually got 'K' at the end. So basically it a 65" Plasma ST60 series.
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Oooooh! thanks guys! I look like an idiot walking around asking about the specific model. AND NONE OF THE ELECTRONIC WORKERS BOTHER TO ENLIGHTEN ME!
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hehe, if you can get that model you found in the US market, you may have to look for 120V source that tv.

You should look for the tv in Panasonic Malaysia website to get the correct model number.
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hehe, if you can get that model you found in the US market, you may have to look for 120V source that tv.

You should look for the tv in Panasonic Malaysia website to get the correct model number.
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my 65ST60 has arrived.while i am happy overall about the tv, there's one issue bugging me now.

i am connecting my laptop to the tv using HDMI1 and on bright screens i can see the watermark/ghost of the input labels like HDMI1, HDMI2, HDMI3 and AV. switching ports doesn't solve it. if it's connected to HDMI2 , you will see ghost/watermark of HDMI2

It is even clearer on bright white background but on black/dark backgrounds it is not noticeable. Its not IR or burn in because when the tv is off, i cannot see anything burnt in or retained.

I've been careful since the moment i got the tv on friday, minimizing amount of time with black bars and such and only running full screen. anyone knows how to fix this or has same issue?

anyway if it's only me, i'm calling support on monday to see what's going on. the shop fella had no clue.

take a look. it's a bit hard to see but should be able to make out the the ghost/watermark of HDMI1
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anyone try TH-L50B6K? basic LED,,, IPS panel.. any gooding?
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any panasonic tv technician here? my TH-P50X10K cant display tuner TV channel, component/composite input. only HDMI will display sad.gif
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QUOTE(sodifhas @ Sep 22 2013, 12:33 AM)
any panasonic tv technician here? my TH-P50X10K cant display tuner TV channel, component/composite input. only HDMI will display sad.gif
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not a technician and have not worked on the model you have either but maybe the input labels are set to skip.not only the labels don't appear, you cannot change the inputs too. take a look at video below. you should find something similar in your menu options.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIzQ8lGMi2A


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thanks for response.

it was working a few days ago, i have set top box and dvd player connected to the component and composite, both not working now, i also watch tuner tv daily, it is also not working now.

only unifi set top box conected with HDMI works. suspect analogue board fried, hope to get some clue from panasonic technician which board to change.
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not a technician and have not worked on the model you have either but maybe the input labels are set to skip.not only the labels don't appear, you cannot change the inputs too. take a look at video below. you should find something similar in your menu options.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIzQ8lGMi2A
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QUOTE(pgcity @ Sep 21 2013, 10:25 PM)
my 65ST60 has arrived.while i am happy overall about the tv, there's one issue bugging me now.

i am connecting my laptop to the tv using HDMI1 and on bright screens i can see the watermark/ghost of the input labels like HDMI1, HDMI2, HDMI3 and AV. switching ports doesn't solve it. if it's connected to HDMI2 , you will see ghost/watermark of HDMI2

It is even clearer on bright white background but on black/dark backgrounds it is not noticeable. Its not IR or burn in because when the tv is off, i cannot see anything burnt in or retained.

I've been careful since the moment i got the tv on friday, minimizing amount of time with black bars and such and only running full screen. anyone knows how to fix this or has same issue?

anyway if it's only me, i'm calling support on monday to see what's going on. the shop fella had no clue.

take a look. it's a bit hard to see but should be able to make out the the ghost/watermark of HDMI1
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always switch off the source label. plasma is very prone to image retention when it's new.
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always switch off the source label. plasma is very prone to image retention when it's new.
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There is normally a mode to generate a white screen which will help to "reset" the plasma panel and remove image retention images. If the ST60 has it, it should be listed in the manual.
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From a 42s10k.... I switch to 60s60k..... cannot afford st... have to settle wt s....

how u guys calibrate ur TV? S series need a bit of fine tune to look great..
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QUOTE(BuFung @ Sep 22 2013, 05:16 PM)
From a 42s10k.... I switch to 60s60k.....  cannot afford st... have to settle wt s.... 

how u guys  calibrate ur TV?  S series need a bit of fine tune to look great..
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What I normally do is to google and see who has a set of recommended settings, and then from there, I will tweak and change the settings based on my preference. Websites like CNet and Plasma TV Buying Guide have recommended settings. However, end of the day, it is really up to the owner to tweak the settings to his or her liking ... the owner is the person that will be seeing the TV the most often anyway.
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Sadly the owner most of the time not @ home n shall buy a cheapskate LCD to save power cost.. lol
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QUOTE(BuFung @ Sep 22 2013, 06:13 PM)
Sadly the owner most of the time not @ home n shall buy a cheapskate LCD to save power cost.. lol
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This owner is quite a generous person, and the rest of the family will enjoy the TV!

Actually, the additional plasma power consumption is not that big of a deal ... a normal 60" plasma is about 400W, and a 60" LED is about 100W ... so that is about 300W difference, and if you watch TV 3 hours a day (which is quite a lot), it will cost you about RM15 additional in electricity bill charges a month, or the cost of one normal meal in a Klang Valley shopping mall nowadays. I guess the question is whether the plasma picture quality is worth the RM15 a month, and for me, it is worth it.
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Sony led use 240watt, panasonic plasma 60" use 300 watt
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Surprisingly... my 42s10k use 350w!!!! shocking.gif

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So the old myth about plasma heat up living area is bull

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My 42 when u walk very near to it u really can feel the heat... try my new 60 n see how.. lol
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QUOTE(weikee @ Sep 22 2013, 07:24 PM)
So the old myth about plasma heat up living area is bull
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Not myth. The old old plasma tv has a few fans to cool down the tv. The new generation plasma is not that hot anymore. That is why you don't see any fan in the tv now.
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Surprisingly... my 42s10k use 350w!!!!  shocking.gif
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That 350w consumption is when the tv is showing a full white screen. If it is showing a night scene, then the consumption is very much lower.
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QUOTE(BuFung @ Sep 22 2013, 05:16 PM)
From a 42s10k.... I switch to 60s60k.....  cannot afford st... have to settle wt s.... 

how u guys  calibrate ur TV?  S series need a bit of fine tune to look great..
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I downloaded a calibration program which has a simple guide to tune the brightness and contrast settings.
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Not myth. The old old plasma tv has a few fans to cool down the tv. The new generation plasma is not that hot anymore. That is why you don't see any fan in the tv now.
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More than 10 years I have not seen any plasma with fan anymore. No longer new generation. Maybe in the 90s.
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QUOTE(cucubud @ Sep 22 2013, 08:06 PM)
I downloaded a calibration program which has a simple guide to tune the brightness and contrast settings.
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There are quite a number of calibration aids ... from the THX Optimizer in some DVDs and Blu-Rays, to dedicated programs like Disney's World of Wonder to Digital Video Essentials and of then there are those professional calibration services like ISF calibration ... I remember seeing someone in this forum providing those services.

I have used THX Optimizer, Disney's WOW, and DVE on my own as well as my friends' TVs, but some of my friends actually prefer a "unique" kind of picture after setting the TV according to those tools - normally a brighter and more dynamic picture, instead of the more natural look.

So in the end, normally it is setting a baseline on a TV, and then letting the owner tweak to their liking ... most of the time increasing the brightness, and the color setting.
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QUOTE(weikee @ Sep 22 2013, 08:49 PM)
More than 10 years I have not seen any plasma with fan anymore. No longer new generation. Maybe in the 90s.
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My 6-year old Samsung just failed, and I had to go open it up, and there was no fans, though there were a lot of heavy heatsinks. The newer plasmas are a lot more integrated and are much lighter. I believe the efficiency of the electronics have increased.

If you look at the web, the 50-inch Panasonic ST60 averages about 150W playing normal 2D picture, and the 55-inch Sony W905 LED is about 80W playing 2D ...
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I think my 42 is heavier than my new 60... my new s60 feel much less heat compare to my 42...
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I am still looking for a P65ST60 plasma TV ... So far I know it is out of stock at Panasonic Malaysia, and hoping to get a good deal at my usual shop ... Best Denki had the P65ST60 on display, but it was selling without any discounts, at the RRP.
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I know where got stock... pm me..
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I know where got stock... pm me..
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Thanks for the offer to help ... I have sent you a PM.
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QUOTE(mykchin8 @ Sep 22 2013, 09:23 PM)
My 6-year old Samsung just failed, and I had to go open it up, and there was no fans, though there were a lot of heavy heatsinks.  The newer plasmas are a lot more integrated and are much lighter.  I believe the efficiency of the electronics have increased.

If you look at the web, the 50-inch Panasonic ST60 averages about 150W playing normal 2D picture, and the 55-inch Sony W905 LED is about 80W playing 2D ...
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The LCD, or LED TV also have lots of heat sink. heat is also the main enemy for any electronic components.
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QUOTE(weikee @ Sep 22 2013, 11:29 PM)
The LCD, or LED TV also have lots of heat sink. heat is also the main enemy for any electronic components.
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QUOTE(Skylinestar @ Sep 22 2013, 04:02 PM)
always switch off the source label. plasma is very prone to image retention when it's new.
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QUOTE(mykchin8 @ Sep 22 2013, 04:35 PM)
There is normally a mode to generate a white screen which will help to "reset" the plasma panel and remove image retention images. If the ST60 has it, it should be listed in the manual.
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yes did both suggestions but doesn't seem to disappear yet. have called up panasonic support.said will come and check in a day or two.
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QUOTE(pgcity @ Sep 23 2013, 12:09 PM)
yes did both suggestions but doesn't seem to disappear yet. have called up panasonic support.said will come and check in a day or two.
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Sorry to hear that it is not working out ... please do let us know what the Panasonic person says. I have not had such an image retention problem before that would not go away.
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QUOTE(mykchin8 @ Sep 23 2013, 01:17 PM)
Sorry to hear that it is not working out ... please do let us know what the Panasonic person says.  I have not had such an image retention problem before that would not go away.
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i am impressed by the speed of response by Panasonic. called around 11.30am to Panasonic and they sent a subcontractor at 2.40pm and soon after Panasonic called to check if the guy has arrived even. anyway, they think its an IR problem. asked to run the scrolling white bar for the next 3 hours.turn tv off and on again. if it's not gone, asked to call him once more.

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anyone tried the remote 2 apps..? inside have a calibration section .. gonna try later when home..
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QUOTE(pgcity @ Sep 23 2013, 03:10 PM)
i am impressed by the speed of response by Panasonic. called around 11.30am to Panasonic and they sent a subcontractor at 2.40pm and soon after Panasonic called to check if the guy has arrived even. anyway, they think its an IR problem. asked to run the scrolling white bar for the next 3 hours.turn tv off and on again. if it's not gone, asked to call him once more.
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looks like its gone after 30minsof running the scrolling white bar.
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looks like its gone after 30minsof running the scrolling white bar.
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Thank you for sharing your experience! Happy to hear that your IR problem has been resolved ... I am going to buy a P65ST60 soon, and if I get the same issues, I will know what to do ...
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QUOTE(mykchin8 @ Sep 23 2013, 04:36 PM)
Thank you for sharing your experience! Happy to hear that your IR problem has been resolved ... I am going to buy a P65ST60 soon, and if I get the same issues, I will know what to do ...
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i spoke too soon. it's still there but more dimmed than before.ran the scrolling bars for another 3 hours.not all gone yet.leaving it running for a few more hours.if not gone, time to call panasonic again.
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Thank you for sharing your experience! Happy to hear that your IR problem has been resolved ... I am going to buy a P65ST60 soon, and if I get the same issues, I will know what to do ...
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Pls update us on the price me to starring at it drool.gif
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QUOTE(pgcity @ Sep 23 2013, 10:23 PM)
i spoke too soon. it's still there but more dimmed than before.ran the scrolling bars for another 3 hours.not all gone yet.leaving it running for a few more hours.if not gone, time to call panasonic again.
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well after 6-7 hours or so of running it, the image of of input label of HDMI 1 is still there although dimmed and only visible on white/light backgrounds.contrast and brightness are also set to 0 from the first few minutes the tv has been turned on.content has been played full screen and varied too.any content with black bars were made to run full screen/zoom within 10 seconds of playing the material.

All source input labels have been set to "SKIP", however there is no way to avoid the labels from appearing because when you power on the tv, the input labels will come on at least 15-30 seconds before going away.That particular spot(top left side of panel) also has many other labels for options on the remote so and it seems to me that it's not avoidable if you change options on the remote. Even the technician set the labels back on as he couldn't navigate between them with labels turned off. yes i turned them off soon after he left but need a better solution.

anyway calling panasonic a bit later to see what's next.
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QUOTE(pgcity @ Sep 24 2013, 08:23 AM)
well after 6-7 hours or so of running it, the image of of input label of HDMI 1 is still there although dimmed and only visible on white/light backgrounds.contrast and brightness are also set to 0 from the first few minutes the tv has been turned on.content has been played full screen and varied too.any content with black bars were made to run full screen/zoom within 10 seconds of playing the material.

All source input labels have been set to "SKIP", however there is no way to avoid the labels from appearing because when you power on the tv, the input labels will come on at least 15-30 seconds before going away.That particular spot(top left side of panel) also has many other labels for options on the remote so and it seems to me that it's not avoidable if you change options on the remote. Even the technician set the labels back on as he couldn't navigate between them with labels turned off. yes i turned them off soon after he left but need a better solution.

anyway calling panasonic a bit later to see what's next.
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Sorry, I missed the earlier fact that it was the "HDMI 1" that was showing IR.

Did u check if it was a display set?

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QUOTE(pgcity @ Sep 24 2013, 08:23 AM)
well after 6-7 hours or so of running it, the image of of input label of HDMI 1 is still there although dimmed and only visible on white/light backgrounds.contrast and brightness are also set to 0 from the first few minutes the tv has been turned on.content has been played full screen and varied too.any content with black bars were made to run full screen/zoom within 10 seconds of playing the material.

All source input labels have been set to "SKIP", however there is no way to avoid the labels from appearing because when you power on the tv, the input labels will come on at least 15-30 seconds before going away.That particular spot(top left side of panel) also has many other labels for options on the remote so and it seems to me that it's not avoidable if you change options on the remote. Even the technician set the labels back on as he couldn't navigate between them with labels turned off. yes i turned them off soon after he left but need a better solution.

anyway calling panasonic a bit later to see what's next.
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Your new tv cannot be having IR soo soon unless it is a display set as mentioned by anfieldude.
Check the number of hours this tv has gone through and the number of times it has been switched ON.
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the tv had 104 hours on it by time i checked on sunday 3pm and powered on 44 times. i have not even turned it on beyond 8 hours and probably on and off less than 10 times in the 2 days i received it. i suspected it was a display set but the shop denies it. does panasonic test panels for 90 hours on the factory floor?

called up the technician's company and they said they're waiting to hear from panasonic penang. possibly a panel replacement or swap entire tv. i then called panasonic penang support line up just now and they said they will get back to me. so i wait.

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104hrs, I think is display set. Pgcity, ask for replacement.
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wah.. macam tu ah... I have to check my also.. but so far my no problem la.. sweat.gif touch wood...

The calibration apps not support S60 or even ST60... cry.gif cry.gif
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104hrs, I think is display set. Pgcity, ask for replacement.
This is so bad.
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i called up panasonic KL support number and according to the support person on the phone it is normal for the plasma to have 100-200 hours run before being being handed over to the dealer.if the number hits to 1000 then it's a display set. still waiting to hear their proposed solution.
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Not sure how many units Panasonic will test before sending them to the dealers.
I bought 1 unit in 2010 and 1 unit in 2013 and both units show 00 hours and 00 ON/OFF.
You must be one "lucky" guy that got the tested unit from Panasonic.

Even if they test the unit, do they need to ON and OFF it for 30 over times and 80 over hours?
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wah.. macam tu ah...  I have to check my also.. but so far my no problem la..  sweat.gif  touch wood...

The calibration apps not support S60 or even ST60... cry.gif cry.gif
but the Remote 2 app are kind of fun especially the sharing function...  thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(pgcity @ Sep 24 2013, 12:11 PM)
i called up panasonic KL support number and according to the support person  on the phone it is normal for the plasma to have 100-200 hours run before being being handed over to the dealer.if the number hits to 1000 then it's a display set. still waiting to hear their proposed solution.
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Just my opinion, I think 100++ hours is a bit low for display set, assumming a display set is open, 8 hours daily for a month, it will have clock 240 hours, double of your clock value. Possible that the panel maybe faulty....
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Just my opinion, I think 100++ hours is a bit low for display set, assumming a display set is open, 8 hours daily for a month, it will have clock 240 hours, double of your clock value. Possible  that the panel maybe faulty....
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Not sure how many units Panasonic will test before sending them to the dealers.
I bought 1 unit in 2010 and 1 unit in 2013 and both units show 00 hours and 00 ON/OFF.
You must be one "lucky" guy that got the tested unit from Panasonic.

Even if they test the unit, do they need to ON and OFF it for 30 over times and 80 over hours?
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Sep 24 2013, 12:57 PM)
Just my opinion, I think 100++ hours is a bit low for display set, assumming a display set is open, 8 hours daily for a month, it will have clock 240 hours, double of your clock value. Possible  that the panel maybe faulty....
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2.50pm.no one called back. so I called the Penang and Raja Uda service centre.told them also about the panel having had run more than 100 hours and asked them what's next. they say the case has been forwarded to Panasonic KL and they are aware of the issue.may take a week for any response.says will get in touch immediately when penang/raja uda service centres find out what to do next. drama to be continued in the next episode.
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Sep 24 2013, 12:57 PM)
Just my opinion, I think 100++ hours is a bit low for display set, assumming a display set is open, 8 hours daily for a month, it will have clock 240 hours, double of your clock value. Possible  that the panel maybe faulty....
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Not if it was used for a show or exhibition.

Anyway, I hope pgcity set is exchanged as it does seems to be abused before he got it.
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my tv was told as new, but i got evident of shop wifi SSID & WEP password. brand new unit won't have wifi setting inside.
so it is actually open box unit (low hour /low power on count)

sometimes its not the salesman tipu, but done by other branches "good job"
see if u're lucky to find evidents.
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Hi guys, I am thinking of purchasing the ST60 from SENQ. Just wondering if you guys think its a good idea to get the extended warranty from them? I don't know much about the difference between initial warranty and extended warranty.
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Hi guys, I am thinking of purchasing the ST60 from SENQ. Just wondering if you guys think its a good idea to get the extended warranty from them? I don't know much about the difference between initial warranty and extended warranty.
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Buy the extended warranty from Panasonic website when you register your unit.
Easier to claim from Panasonic.

If you buy from the shop, they buy from insurance company (I may be wrong). When you claim later, I don't know if they call Panasonic to repair your unit or call outside repairman to repair your unit.
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Hello guys, needing a little help here, i'm using TH-P42X30K. Is anyone using TH-P42X30K? I just can't connect my WD MyPassport 500gb on my plasma. I've already formatted is to FAT32 file system. But when I connect my WD to the tv, I got "No device inserted" error. Any advice? Tq..
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Hi guys, I am thinking of purchasing the ST60 from SENQ. Just wondering if you guys think its a good idea to get the extended warranty from them? I don't know much about the difference between initial warranty and extended warranty.
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In my opinion whichever extended warranty is cheaper and longer is the best. For 65ST60, the extended warranty from Panasonic will cost RM880 for additional 3 years on top of the standard 2 years, I'm not sure about Senq though.
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Hello guys, needing a little help here, i'm using TH-P42X30K. Is anyone using TH-P42X30K? I just can't connect my WD MyPassport 500gb on my plasma. I've already formatted is to FAT32 file system. But when I connect my WD to the tv, I got "No device inserted" error. Any advice? Tq..
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Wondering if the TV output enough juice to your HDD...
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QUOTE(syern @ Sep 24 2013, 05:43 PM)
Hi guys, I am thinking of purchasing the ST60 from SENQ. Just wondering if you guys think its a good idea to get the extended warranty from them? I don't know much about the difference between initial warranty and extended warranty.
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why dont u ask to quote from da electrical shops at pj ss2 named happy household? i get my tv cheaper compare to those chain stores outside, although i'm not buying panasonic, but other brands they also quoted better price than outside. sommemore they dont keep stock. so when they deliver the tv unit to your door step, i can guaranteed its a new unit as i hav checked my tv hour used in da settings...
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TV at home few days... check my counter...

only 25 hours run and 15times On/Off...

confirm new unit.. tongue.gif not demo unit... lol
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TV at home few days...  check my counter... 

only 25 hours run and 15times On/Off... 

confirm new unit.. tongue.gif   not demo unit... lol
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How to check? If not convenient to mention here, can someone PM me the method to check the usage hours?

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take a look here
http://www.highdefforum.com/flat-panel-tvs...nic-plasma.html

be careful with the other options.
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Heard P60ST is selling at RM4xxx in Mid Valley. True?
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Heard P60ST is selling at RM4xxx in Mid Valley. True?
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Is there model p60st?

It is true if it is p60s60...
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I have just got my new P65ST60K delivered yesterday. I did a quick calibration, and all looks OK. No IR issues, but I did not have the time to go check the hours yet.
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I have just got my new P65ST60K delivered yesterday. I did a quick calibration, and all looks OK.  No IR issues, but I did not have the time to go check the hours yet.
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I managed to get it at a special price as my sister has connections. The price is slightly below RM8K, inclusive of an additional accessory, the pen.
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QUOTE(pgcity @ Sep 24 2013, 02:51 PM)
2.50pm.no one called back. so I called the Penang and Raja Uda service centre.told them also about the panel having had run more than 100 hours and asked them what's next. they say the case has been forwarded to Panasonic KL and they are aware of the issue.may take a week for any response.says will get in touch immediately when penang/raja uda service centres find out what to do next. drama to be continued in the next episode.
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just received call from the shop i got my 65" ST60 .. CSH Butterworth. sales guy says panasonic told them to replace and give me a new tv. the fella asks if i kept the box and such. i said no as the box was taken back by the lorry driver. seriously,don't these people talk to their own employees?

anyway, the new stock only coming either 1st or 2nd week of October so in the meantime told me to "look after" the current tv. i hope this tv is not sold back as "new" to someone else. i will post the number of hours and powered on times before they come to pick it up. unsure if posting the serial number is safe but in case anyone is buying from CSH after i get my new tv, you could pm me for it.

to get this far, i called up panasonic(both KL and Penang plus the service contractor in Raja Uda) every day for status update.

the next episode awaits.
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QUOTE(mykchin8 @ Sep 27 2013, 10:33 AM)
I managed to get it at a special price as my sister has connections.  The price is slightly below RM8K, inclusive of an additional accessory, the pen.
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Ok Ok seems like a reasonable buy rclxms.gif I am also waiting for some major drops year end hmm.gif
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QUOTE(mykchin8 @ Sep 27 2013, 10:33 AM)
I managed to get it at a special price as my sister has connections. The price is slightly below RM8K, inclusive of an additional accessory, the pen.


sorry to be rude. but you call it slightly below 8k special price? blink.gif
I was quoted below 7k

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take a look here
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Thanks, expect my ST60 to arrive tonight.
Will try curi curi check the usage hour before I sign to document... tongue.gif
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QUOTE(mykchin8 @ Sep 27 2013, 10:33 AM)
I managed to get it at a special price as my sister has connections.  The price is slightly below RM8K, inclusive of an additional accessory, the pen.
sorry to be rude. but you call it slightly below 8k special price?  blink.gif
I was quoted below 7k
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The price also depends on which state one is in. City area may offered lower price.
But if you get quoted below 7k for 65 inch st60, then it is really a steal.
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just received call from the shop i got my 65" ST60 .. CSH Butterworth. sales guy says panasonic told them to replace and give me a new tv. the fella asks if i kept the box and such. i said no as the box was taken back by the lorry driver. seriously,don't these people talk to their own employees?

anyway, the new stock only coming either 1st or 2nd week of October so in the meantime told me to "look after" the current tv. i hope this tv is not sold back as "new" to someone else. i will post the number of hours and powered on times before they come to pick it up. unsure if posting the serial number is safe but in case anyone is buying from CSH after i get my new tv, you could pm me for it.

to get this far, i called up panasonic(both KL and Penang plus the service contractor in Raja Uda) every day for status update.

the next episode awaits.
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The price also depends on which state one is in. City area may offered lower price.
But if you get quoted below 7k for 65 inch st60, then it is really a steal.
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Yes, I agree ... if you can purchase a brand new 65-inch ST60 plasma TV brought in by Panasonic Malaysia for less than RM7K anywhere in Malaysia, then please do seriously consider buying it, because I don't think you will be able to get that price until maybe the annual year-end sales by Panasonic Malaysia between Dec to Jan.

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I think the counter can be adjust when u can access the service manu... =.="
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So what's the possibility that there are some P50ST50K lying about in Malaysia?
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I also thought they were no longer available.
Until hours ago, I saw two units in box, looks new.
Rang my friends, was back there in an hour with a friend to purchase.
Opened up, panel looks totally new, untouched and clean.
Powered up, looked at service menu (took me a few mins to google the info), surprised it was brand new unused!

Booked the other unit for my other friend to purchase it tomorrow morning.

Sorry I can't reveal location until my 2nd friend buys it.
There is a third unit out of box but not powered up. Chances it might be without any hours on it.

So it was a surprise find for me!
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The price also depends on which state one is in. City area may offered lower price.
But if you get quoted below 7k for 65 inch st60, then it is really a steal.
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Well said it varies from state to state as trasport charges are added. BTW if you guys get for less then 7k pls share the info here,so all our friends who prefer sommething big ,a good performer and affordable can purchase one tongue.gif
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QUOTE(waihoe @ Sep 28 2013, 01:50 AM)
I also thought they were no longer available.
Until hours ago, I saw two units in box, looks new.
Rang my friends, was back there in an hour with a friend to purchase.
Opened up, panel looks totally new, untouched and clean.
Powered up, looked at service menu (took me a few mins to google the info), surprised it was brand new unused!

Booked the other unit for my other friend to purchase it tomorrow morning.

Sorry I can't reveal location until my 2nd friend buys it.
There is a third unit out of box but not powered up. Chances it might be without any hours on it.

So it was a surprise find for me!
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How much did your friends for their P50ST50K?
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I think the counter can be adjust when u can access the service manu... =.="
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yes someone who knows, potentially can reset the unit hours back to 0, if they know which hex bytes need to be manipulated for that particular tv's EEPROM.

if i am buying a unit from non authorised dealer or if the price is too good to be true when compared to the average paid by others, then this is something i would be wary of. Question is can Panasonic track this reset somehow and thereby void your warranty?


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St50? Try to avoid le... 50 series panel use anti reflex coating.... once u remove(accidentally mop it) partially, gonna be big problem...
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How much did your friends for their P50ST50K?
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Its cheap. Will reveal later.
I confirmed everything (AC cable, remote, 3D specs, etc) is intact (and virgin) inside when we open it up yesterday.
2nd friend is on his way there now.

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St50? Try to avoid le... 50 series panel use anti reflex coating....  once u remove(accidentally mop it) partially, gonna be big problem...
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Are you speaking from your own experience or reading/hearing it from somewhere?
I usually don't trust the latter.
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QUOTE(waihoe @ Sep 28 2013, 01:50 AM)
I also thought they were no longer available.
Until hours ago, I saw two units in box, looks new.
Rang my friends, was back there in an hour with a friend to purchase.
Opened up, panel looks totally new, untouched and clean.
Powered up, looked at service menu (took me a few mins to google the info), surprised it was brand new unused!

Booked the other unit for my other friend to purchase it tomorrow morning.

Sorry I can't reveal location until my 2nd friend buys it.
There is a third unit out of box but not powered up. Chances it might be without any hours on it.

So it was a surprise find for me!
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Yes my replacememnt unit is on the way, apparently.
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St50? Try to avoid le... 50 series panel use anti reflex coating....  once u remove(accidentally mop it) partially, gonna be big problem...
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LOL...why would anyone in their right mind, even bring a mop near their tv screen?
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Thanks, expect my ST60 to arrive tonight.
Will try curi curi check the usage hour before I sign to document...  tongue.gif
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Vinceyang, have you purchased the new 65-inch Panasonic ST60 plasma TV yet? How is it?
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Its cheap. Will reveal later.
I confirmed everything (AC cable, remote, 3D specs, etc) is intact (and virgin) inside when we open it up yesterday.
2nd friend is on his way there now.
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So how much is it selling, I believe your friend should already pick the unit up...
Asking ... curious.
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Vinceyang, have you purchased the new 65-inch Panasonic ST60 plasma TV yet? How is it?
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Read from AVS forum, seems like overseas model menu Picture Mode have Cool1, Cool2, Normal, Warm1 Warm2. Whereas ours only have Cool, normal and Warm.
That's suck sad.gif

Anyway, overall very satisfy with the PQ performance in dark room. Now waiting for 100 hours break in then will get some one to calibrate the set.
Anyone here get his set calibrated by a certify person?

PS: cannot find the option in the menu to disable the TV speakers like my old Samsung LCD. Well, the workaround is turn the volumn to 0.

PPS: The only rant I have is the stand is silver color which does not match with my furniture. doh.gif


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QUOTE(waihoe @ Sep 28 2013, 01:22 PM)
Are you speaking from your own experience or reading/hearing it from somewhere?
I usually don't trust the latter.
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close friend of my.. son scratch his GT50... he try to remove... anti reflective layer go off together...
that particular are no longer anti reflective and not as dark as other area.. disaster..

QUOTE(Vinceyang @ Sep 30 2013, 09:13 AM)
Attached Image

Read from AVS forum, seems like overseas model menu Picture Mode have Cool1, Cool2, Normal, Warm1 Warm2. Whereas ours only have Cool, normal and Warm.
That's suck  sad.gif

Anyway, overall very satisfy with the PQ performance in dark room. Now waiting for 100 hours break in then will get some one to calibrate the set.
Anyone here get his set calibrated by a certify person?

PS: cannot find the option in the menu to disable the TV speakers like my old Samsung LCD. Well, the workaround is turn the volumn to 0.

PPS: The only rant I have is the stand is silver color which does not match with my furniture.  doh.gif
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why mau disable.. just mute it.. laugh.gif
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Attached Image

Read from AVS forum, seems like overseas model menu Picture Mode have Cool1, Cool2, Normal, Warm1 Warm2. Whereas ours only have Cool, normal and Warm.
That's suck  sad.gif

Anyway, overall very satisfy with the PQ performance in dark room. Now waiting for 100 hours break in then will get some one to calibrate the set.
Anyone here get his set calibrated by a certify person?

PS: cannot find the option in the menu to disable the TV speakers like my old Samsung LCD. Well, the workaround is turn the volumn to 0.

PPS: The only rant I have is the stand is silver color which does not match with my furniture.  doh.gif
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Thanks, Vinceyang ... nice picture of the set-up.

On the calibration, it does seem that models in the US and UK have more color options based on reviews, but I am using Warm, and happy with it.

I did not get my set calibrated by an ISF-certified person, I saw that anfieldude here in this forum is certified to do it. Maybe he can share if he has done any calibrations yet.

I had a 6-year old Samsung HD-ready 50-inch plasma TV before this, and of course the Panasonic 65-inch plasma TV PQ is much better and the size is larger, so I am happy with the TV based on my own simple calibration. Under "Custom" and "True Cinema" mode, you have access to so many lower level picture settings, so what I did was to use the "Cinema" mode, and stick with the high-level picture settings, and I am happy with the picture.

Yes, there does not seem to be an option to disable the speakers, but my amplifier has the option to cut the sound going to the TV, so it does not matter to me. In addition, I also did what you did, which was to turn the volume down to zero.

I did not use the stand, as my TV is mounted on the wall, but I did not open the covering on the stand so I can't say if it is silver or black. Based on pictures from the internet, it does seem there is mixture of silver and black ... now I am curious to check my stand. Will check and let everyone know.

Vinceyang, did you end up buying a 65-inch Panasonic plasma, or did you buy something smaller?


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QUOTE(mykchin8 @ Sep 30 2013, 11:10 AM)
Thanks, Vinceyang ... nice picture of the set-up.

On the calibration, it does seem that models in the US and UK have more color options based on reviews, but I am using Warm, and happy with it. 

I did not get my set calibrated by an ISF-certified person, I saw that anfieldude here in this forum is certified to do it. Maybe he can share if he has done any calibrations yet.

I had a 6-year old Samsung HD-ready 50-inch plasma TV before this, and of course the Panasonic 65-inch plasma TV PQ is much better and the size is larger, so I am happy with the TV based on my own simple calibration.  Under "Custom" and "True Cinema" mode, you have access to so many lower level picture settings, so what I did was to use the "Cinema" mode, and stick with the high-level picture settings, and I am happy with the picture.

Yes, there does not seem to be an option to disable the speakers, but my amplifier has the option to cut the sound going to the TV, so it does not matter to me. In addition, I also did what you did, which was to turn the volume down to zero.

I did not use the stand, as my TV is mounted on the wall, but I did not open the covering on the stand so I can't say if it is silver or black. Based on pictures from the internet, it does seem there is mixture of silver and black ... now I am curious to check my stand.  Will check and let everyone know.

Vinceyang, did you end up buying a 65-inch Panasonic plasma, or did you buy something smaller?
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I hv not calibrated any of the 60 series plasmas as yet. As indicated in this forum, the 1st ST60, VT60, F8500 that I calibrate will be 50% off my normal rates so that I get to see them in person.

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Thanks, Vinceyang ... nice picture of the set-up.

On the calibration, it does seem that models in the US and UK have more color options based on reviews, but I am using Warm, and happy with it. 

I did not get my set calibrated by an ISF-certified person, I saw that anfieldude here in this forum is certified to do it. Maybe he can share if he has done any calibrations yet.

I had a 6-year old Samsung HD-ready 50-inch plasma TV before this, and of course the Panasonic 65-inch plasma TV PQ is much better and the size is larger, so I am happy with the TV based on my own simple calibration.  Under "Custom" and "True Cinema" mode, you have access to so many lower level picture settings, so what I did was to use the "Cinema" mode, and stick with the high-level picture settings, and I am happy with the picture.

Yes, there does not seem to be an option to disable the speakers, but my amplifier has the option to cut the sound going to the TV, so it does not matter to me. In addition, I also did what you did, which was to turn the volume down to zero.

I did not use the stand, as my TV is mounted on the wall, but I did not open the covering on the stand so I can't say if it is silver or black. Based on pictures from the internet, it does seem there is mixture of silver and black ... now I am curious to check my stand.  Will check and let everyone know.

Vinceyang, did you end up buying a 65-inch Panasonic plasma, or did you buy something smaller?
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Oh, I using custom mode, warm. Contrast set to 55. turn off all feature like noise reduction, power saving, ambient sensor, vivid color.
Panel brightness: low

I will wait until after 100 hours then only I start changing the setting to my liking. sweat.gif

Oh, I finally get the 60" model since 65" will block more of the window. doh.gif
And also SenQ give me a good discount on top of their standard price RM6499, so I ditch the 65" for 60"

mykchin8, can share your TV menu setting? and how many hour into the TV you start notice the color improved


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I hv not calibrated any of the 60 series plasmas as yet. As indicated in this forum, the 1st ST60, VT60, F8500 that I calibrate will be 50% off my normal rates so that I get to see them in person.
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bro anfieldude, you are welcome to my den and calibrate for me.
BTW, I heard about you through bro Ronn88, still keeping your Kuro 60"? brows.gif
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I hv not calibrated any of the 60 series plasmas as yet. As indicated in this forum, the 1st ST60, VT60, F8500 that I calibrate will be 50% off my normal rates so that I get to see them in person.
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Thanks, Anfieldude, I PM'ed you earlier to inquire about this, and managed to read the informative thread on calibration that you started more than 3 years ago. I am interested to see how much better the PQ will be when it is calibrated professionally.
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Oh, I using custom mode, warm. Contrast set to 55. turn off all feature like noise reduction, power saving, ambient sensor, vivid color.
Panel brightness: low

I will wait until after 100 hours then only I start changing the setting to my liking.  sweat.gif

Oh, I finally get the 60" model since 65" will block more of the window. doh.gif
And also SenQ give me a good discount on top of their standard price RM6499, so I ditch the 65" for 60"

mykchin8, can share your TV menu setting? and how many hour into the TV you start notice the color improved
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which model u got huh?

how u get the Below RM7k pricing for mykchin8 ST60 huh?
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Oh, I using custom mode, warm. Contrast set to 55. turn off all feature like noise reduction, power saving, ambient sensor, vivid color.
Panel brightness: low

I will wait until after 100 hours then only I start changing the setting to my liking.  sweat.gif

Oh, I finally get the 60" model since 65" will block more of the window. doh.gif
And also SenQ give me a good discount on top of their standard price RM6499, so I ditch the 65" for 60"

mykchin8, can share your TV menu setting? and how many hour into the TV you start notice the color improved
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Vinceyang, thanks for the feedback.

I cannot remember all the settings in my TV, but what I can remember is the following:

Cinema mode, Warm, Contrast about 80, Brightness +3, Color about 50, Tint zero, Sharpness about 15, all picture enhancers are OFF. Did not touch any of the more detailed adjustments on white balance, and RGB settings (not even sure what else is there, I was already happy with the PQ).

My TV has been used about 20 hours, I just bought it less than a week ago, and I personally have used it for about 3 hours only, as I have been very busy. I have not looked at it closely enough, but I am happy with the TV's PQ so far.


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Vinceyang, thanks for the feedback.

I cannot remember all the settings in my TV, but what I can remember is the following:

Cinema mode, Warm, Contrast about 80, Brightness +3, Color about 50, Tint zero, Sharpness about 15, all picture enhancers are OFF.  Did not touch any of the more detailed adjustments on white balance, and RGB settings (not even sure what else is there, I was already happy with the PQ).

My TV has been used about 20 hours, I just bought it less than a week ago, and I personally have used it for about 3 hours only, as I have been very busy.  I have not looked at it closely enough, but I am happy with the TV's PQ so far.
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I admire your bravery to set contrast at 80 biggrin.gif

starting this week will plan to re-watch all my blu ray again. icon_rolleyes.gif
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QUOTE(Vinceyang @ Sep 30 2013, 11:49 AM)
Oh, I using custom mode, warm. Contrast set to 55. turn off all feature like noise reduction, power saving, ambient sensor, vivid color.
Panel brightness: low

I will wait until after 100 hours then only I start changing the setting to my liking.  sweat.gif

Oh, I finally get the 60" model since 65" will block more of the window. doh.gif
And also SenQ give me a good discount on top of their standard price RM6499, so I ditch the 65" for 60"

mykchin8, can share your TV menu setting? and how many hour into the TV you start notice the color improved
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Ho much lower Senq offer you... care to share? rclxms.gif
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I admire your bravery to set contrast at 80  biggrin.gif

starting this week will plan to re-watch all my blu ray again.  icon_rolleyes.gif
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Yes, one of the common advice is to reduce contrast settings in the first 100 hours of a plasma TV to avoid/reduce IR issues. This is my third plasma TV, with the first in 2002, then the second in 2007, and I have seen slight IR issues on the first one, but after some time, it went off. The second one had even more slight IR issues, and was never a concern in any way. Both plasmas had contrast settings about 85 starting from Day 1 after "calibrating" with an Avia DVD. I guess my experience has given me some level of courage (either good or bad I will find out later).
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1 noob question here, i try to plug my seagate 2.5" external harddrive to the USB as to watch the video directly from the TV via vierra tool but it seems doesn't work, the 'reading' icon stays forever and nothing can be seen or open. But with 32gb USB thumb drive, it works perfectly.

Any idea?
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1 noob question here, i try to plug my seagate 2.5" external harddrive to the USB as to watch the video directly from the TV via vierra tool but it seems doesn't work, the 'reading' icon stays forever and nothing can be seen or open. But with 32gb USB thumb drive, it works perfectly.

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One possible reason for this is the format of the hard drive is most likely NTFS, which might not be compatible with the TV. The USB is most likely formatted with FAT32, which is quite universal with respect to its compatibility. There are also some limitations to the file size depending on the format, so if you want to play high definition content, you will need to check carefully.
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QUOTE(eric8188 @ Sep 30 2013, 02:24 PM)
1 noob question here, i try to plug my seagate 2.5" external harddrive to the USB as to watch the video directly from the TV via vierra tool but it seems doesn't work, the 'reading' icon stays forever and nothing can be seen or open. But with 32gb USB thumb drive, it works perfectly.

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The tv usb port does not have enough juice to drive the 2.5" hard disk. There is no problem if you use a 3.5" hard disk with their power supply.
Your thumb drive has no moving parts, so the usb port can drive it.
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QUOTE(mykchin8 @ Sep 30 2013, 02:53 PM)
One possible reason for this is the format of the hard drive is most likely NTFS, which might not be compatible with the TV.  The USB is most likely formatted with FAT32, which is quite universal with respect to its compatibility.  There are also some limitations to the file size depending on the format, so if you want to play high definition content, you will need to check carefully.
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Not likely. My 3.5" hard disk formatted under NTFS can play from the usb port where the files are mostly from 4GB to 18GB.
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Not likely. My 3.5" hard disk formatted under NTFS can play from the usb port where the files are mostly from 4GB to 18GB.
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guys......please tell me where can i get either a 23" or 24" full hdtv?
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QUOTE(mykchin8 @ Sep 30 2013, 01:41 PM)
Yes, one of the common advice is to reduce contrast settings in the first 100 hours of a plasma TV to avoid/reduce IR issues.  This is my third plasma TV, with the first in 2002, then the second in 2007, and I have seen slight IR issues on the first one, but after some time, it went off.  The second one had even more slight IR issues, and was never a concern in any way.  Both plasmas had contrast settings about 85 starting from Day 1 after "calibrating" with an Avia DVD.  I guess my experience has given me some level of courage (either good or bad I will find out later).
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Well, slight IR is normal, as long as do not develop into burn in.
Blue only mode is another features that lack of in the Menu. Gosh, I so miss my Samsung which have that feature. tongue.gif

When I try using AVS 709 DVD to do some basic setting, I found it hard to make the flashing bar lower than 19 to show when putting the black level setting. Ideally it need to have flash bar right up to 17, and 16 is reference black.

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QUOTE(mykchin8 @ Sep 30 2013, 04:11 PM)
Yes, this is also a possible reason, especially since you have experience that the TV recognizes NTFS.
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I have the same problem as well. I am wondering if there is too much file in the hdd that it take a very long time to display.
Try to off the preview and see if it's help
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guys......please tell me where can i get either a 23" or 24" full hdtv?
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You can buy it from the internet, or check with Sony Centre, since Sony has a 24" Full HDTV. I think Sharp and Toshiba also have 24" models.

Try Best Buy and Harvey Norman since 24" HDTVs are not very common.
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QUOTE(Vinceyang @ Sep 30 2013, 06:02 PM)
Well, slight IR is normal, as long as do not develop into burn in.
Blue only mode is another features that lack of in the Menu. Gosh, I so miss my Samsung which have that feature.  tongue.gif

When I try using AVS 709 DVD to do some basic setting, I found it hard to make the flashing bar lower than 19 to show when putting the black level setting. Ideally it need to have flash bar right up to 17, and 16 is reference black.
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Yes, that is common ... I also tried on my TV yesterday, and it was the same as well, can just see 18 flash if I reduce the ambient light in the room. So is my desktop PC as well, and my notebook. I think to get 17, there are some special settings needed, or different hardware needed. Maybe a proper calibration using professional tools and skills. I will see what happens when I get my TV properly calibrated.

I have always said, in the end, the reason we buy the TV is to watch TV shows and movies, and if we are happy watching and enjoying TV shows and movies on our TVs, then main objective met!
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QUOTE(mykchin8 @ Sep 30 2013, 11:10 AM)
Thanks, Vinceyang ... nice picture of the set-up.

On the calibration, it does seem that models in the US and UK have more color options based on reviews, but I am using Warm, and happy with it. 

I did not get my set calibrated by an ISF-certified person, I saw that anfieldude here in this forum is certified to do it. Maybe he can share if he has done any calibrations yet.

I had a 6-year old Samsung HD-ready 50-inch plasma TV before this, and of course the Panasonic 65-inch plasma TV PQ is much better and the size is larger, so I am happy with the TV based on my own simple calibration.  Under "Custom" and "True Cinema" mode, you have access to so many lower level picture settings, so what I did was to use the "Cinema" mode, and stick with the high-level picture settings, and I am happy with the picture.

Yes, there does not seem to be an option to disable the speakers, but my amplifier has the option to cut the sound going to the TV, so it does not matter to me. In addition, I also did what you did, which was to turn the volume down to zero.

I did not use the stand, as my TV is mounted on the wall, but I did not open the covering on the stand so I can't say if it is silver or black. Based on pictures from the internet, it does seem there is mixture of silver and black ... now I am curious to check my stand.  Will check and let everyone know.

Vinceyang, did you end up buying a 65-inch Panasonic plasma, or did you buy something smaller?
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I just checked my TV stand, and it is silver in color, and I must agree with Vinceyang, it is a terrible combination, and really makes the TV look bad ... I am so happy my TV is mounted on the wall.
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I planned to buy a new LED Pana TV around 42-46in. Any recommendation?
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QUOTE(mykchin8 @ Oct 1 2013, 09:09 PM)
I just checked my TV stand, and it is silver in color, and I must agree with Vinceyang, it is a terrible combination, and really makes the TV look bad ... I am so happy my TV is mounted on the wall.
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And I was hoping that yours is black color so I can exchange with you... doh.gif

Anyone who wanna exchange stand with me? tongue.gif

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I planned to buy a new LED Pana TV around 42-46in. Any recommendation?
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I do not have a lot of experience with LED TVs, as I have always found plasma TVs to have better PQ.

Based on my limited experience, Sony and Sharp LED TVs are good buys ... especially the Sony higher end LED TVs, really good PQ. Still not as natural as a plasma TV to my eyes, but I could live with that kind of PQ.
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And I was hoping that yours is black color so I can exchange with you...  doh.gif

Anyone who wanna exchange stand with me?  tongue.gif
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Haha.. For this model, all is silver colour loh... you can paint it black if you realy wanted to sweat.gif
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Why not look into the Koreans... they are quite good in LED...
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Anyone know how to find out manufacturing date from tv set?
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QUOTE(Vinceyang @ Oct 1 2013, 11:18 PM)
Anyone know how to find out manufacturing date from tv set?
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Did you check the back of the tv?

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Did you check the back of the tv?
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Harlo, If you know where is it, do tell where with more clear explanation.
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Harlo, If you know where is it, do tell where with more clear explanation.
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Watched some TV shows last night, and I must say that the Panasonic ST60 is really excellent. This TV fully validates my belief that plasma still is much better than LCD technology when it comes to PQ.

I did some watching under Normal and Warm color modes, and finally changed my setting from Warm to Normal ... Warm was a little too much red/yellow push for me. Astro also seems to have its color "boosted" so Normal works better there.
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QUOTE(mykchin8 @ Oct 2 2013, 09:16 AM)
Watched some TV shows last night, and I must say that the Panasonic ST60 is really excellent.  This TV fully validates my belief that plasma still is much better than LCD technology when it comes to PQ.

I did some watching under Normal and Warm color modes, and finally changed my setting from Warm to Normal ... Warm was a little too much red/yellow push for me.  Astro also seems to have its color "boosted" so Normal works better there.
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Astro's poor PQ gets boosted on plasmas,Its a matter of taste to me once plasma always plasma,better if Panasonic Plsma,I hv a LCD in my room ,I hate it it does not seem to give a natural output! tongue.gif
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QUOTE(smileguy @ Oct 2 2013, 09:24 AM)
Astro's poor PQ gets boosted on plasmas,Its a matter of taste to me once plasma always plasma,better if Panasonic Plsma,I hv a LCD in my room ,I hate it it does not seem to give  a natural output! tongue.gif
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It was disturbing earlier this year to read that Panasonic has made the decision to stop all research and development for plasma panels. However, after watching my ST60 TV, I think it is not that bad, this plasma panel is good enough for >99% of the time.

What I worry about now is whether Panasonic continues to build plasma TVs so that we can continue to buy plasma TVs many years from now. It would be a calamity if Panasonic decides to fully halt plasma TV production, just like what Pioneer did to the Kuro plasma TVs in 2009.

It is interesting to see how LCD technology continues to dominate the market, I hope Panasonic continues to make plasma TVs!
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If not mistaken Panasonic decide to stop the Plasma because they want to focus to developing OLED TV which is FULL LED.
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If not mistaken Panasonic decide to stop the Plasma because they want to focus to developing OLED TV which is FULL LED.
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Yes, that is also my understanding ... Panasonic and Sony are supposedly jointly developing OLED technology. OLED is still too expensive now for mass manufacturing, and the R&D is badly needed to get the OLED technology into mass market at the current TV sizes that we have today.
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By the time your ST60 extended warranty expires in 5 years, there will be new affordable TVs for you to choose.
As for now, enjoy the ST60.
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QUOTE(cucubud @ Oct 2 2013, 09:15 AM)
Right at the back of the tv!
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QUOTE(mykchin8 @ Oct 2 2013, 09:16 AM)
Watched some TV shows last night, and I must say that the Panasonic ST60 is really excellent.  This TV fully validates my belief that plasma still is much better than LCD technology when it comes to PQ.

I did some watching under Normal and Warm color modes, and finally changed my setting from Warm to Normal ... Warm was a little too much red/yellow push for me.  Astro also seems to have its color "boosted" so Normal works better there.
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That is what my setting too, warm for blu ray and PS3, Normal for SD broadcast, unifi Hypp TV.

About the Panasonic plasma development, although it will scale down on R&D, sales is still going on. So can get a ZT series with the price is go down.
And by the time ZT is wear out, time to switch to OLED 4K/8K. Sound like a plan?? icon_idea.gif
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Hey guys.... here I give one of the Taiwan website it's come with the calibrate setting for the ST60 series(if you can read Chinese)
I'm using it now and quite satisfied for the setting rclxms.gif (Although their max size of the TV is 50"..... rolleyes.gif )
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QUOTE(cucubud @ Oct 2 2013, 11:27 AM)
By the time your ST60 extended warranty expires in 5 years, there will be new affordable TVs for you to choose.
As for now, enjoy the ST60.
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Yes, you are right ... definitely whether Panasonic will continue to build plasmas is way beyond even my circle of influence ... for now, I am focused on enjoying the ST60!
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QUOTE(Vinceyang @ Oct 2 2013, 11:30 AM)
Thanks bro. You save my day!  thumbup.gif
That is what my setting too, warm for blu ray and PS3, Normal for SD broadcast, unifi Hypp TV.

About the Panasonic plasma development, although it will scale down on R&D, sales is still going on. So can get a ZT series with the price is go down.
And by the time ZT is wear out, time to switch to OLED 4K/8K. Sound like a plan??  icon_idea.gif
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By the way, how you go about setting this. You set different HDMI input to different settings?
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QUOTE(Vinceyang @ Oct 2 2013, 11:30 AM)
Thanks bro. You save my day!  thumbup.gif
That is what my setting too, warm for blu ray and PS3, Normal for SD broadcast, unifi Hypp TV.

About the Panasonic plasma development, although it will scale down on R&D, sales is still going on. So can get a ZT series with the price is go down.
And by the time ZT is wear out, time to switch to OLED 4K/8K. Sound like a plan??  icon_idea.gif
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Hmmm ... I think I would still be happy with the ST60, at a much lower price point, unless Panasonic phases out the ST60 panels, and replace with ZT60 panels about 5 years from now.

Hopefully OLED or LCD or whatever technology is good enough in the future to give natural color and good PQ like plasma now, at a reasonable price.
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By the way, how you go about setting this. You set different HDMI input to different settings?
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Yes, All HD source go through AVR then TV to HDMI1, TV broadcast go through booster then HDMI2, Hypp TV go HDMI3

For HDMI2 & HDMI3 I can still use my AVR to output the sound thanks to ARC (Audio Return Channel).

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Hey guys.... here I give one of the Taiwan website it's come with the calibrate setting for the ST60 series(if you can read Chinese)
I'm using it now and quite satisfied for the setting rclxms.gif (Although their max size of the TV is 50"..... rolleyes.gif )
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Thanks for the settings, I will check it out and see if there is an improvement to my current settings.

There are also quite a number of other places where settings for ST60 are published. Interestingly, there are some differences on the settings, though you can generally see a trend. The surrounding environment has an influence on the settings.
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Thanks for the settings, I will check it out and see if there is an improvement to my current settings.

There are also quite a number of other places where settings for ST60 are published.  Interestingly, there are some differences on the settings, though you can generally see a trend.  The surrounding environment has an influence on the settings.
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QUOTE(Vinceyang @ Oct 2 2013, 01:34 PM)
Yes, All HD source go through AVR then TV to HDMI1, TV broadcast go through booster then HDMI2, Hypp TV go HDMI3

For HDMI2 & HDMI3 I can still use my AVR to output the sound thanks to ARC (Audio Return Channel).
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QUOTE(tmsuxxk @ Oct 2 2013, 11:40 AM)
Hey guys.... here I give one of the Taiwan website it's come with the calibrate setting for the ST60 series(if you can read Chinese)
I'm using it now and quite satisfied for the setting rclxms.gif (Although their max size of the TV is 50"..... rolleyes.gif )
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good sharing notworthy.gif thank god 60" 65" available here
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Just to update here...my 50ST50 just replaced yesterday (save for the back cover with serial number). Now to get it ready for calibration, hopefully in a few weeks. smile.gif

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Its cheap. Will reveal later.
I confirmed everything (AC cable, remote, 3D specs, etc) is intact (and virgin) inside when we open it up yesterday.
2nd friend is on his way there now.
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Just to update here...my 50ST50 just replaced yesterday (save for the back cover with serial number). Now to get it ready for calibration, hopefully in a few weeks. smile.gif
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Guys,

Harvey Norman at Pavilion is selling the 65"VT60.
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commontan give best price
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Guys,

Harvey Norman at Pavilion is selling the 65"VT60.
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Guys,

Harvey Norman at Pavilion is selling the 65"VT60.
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Yup, selling at the RRP 16,999.

It was playing a grainy low res looking concert. The black level puts all the other TVs at Harvey Norman to shame.

And this was with a bright light shining in front of it.
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QUOTE(tim_1335 @ Oct 5 2013, 02:14 AM)
Yup, selling at the RRP 16,999.

It was playing a grainy low res looking concert. The black level puts all the other TVs at Harvey Norman to shame.

And this was with a bright light shining in front of it.
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QUOTE(tim_1335 @ Oct 5 2013, 02:14 AM)
Yup, selling at the RRP 16,999.

It was playing a grainy low res looking concert. The black level puts all the other TVs at Harvey Norman to shame.

And this was with a bright light shining in front of it.
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Everyone know the RRP, what I interested is the best price they give. Last I get quoted is 13000
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Everyone know the RRP, what I interested is the best price they give. Last I get quoted is 13000
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Hi taikor...is it ZT series available in malaysia....?
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I am eyeing on it bro  tongue.gif  once it touches RM8K region I will grab it tongue.gif
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Wah 13k -> 8k, huge discount you are asking for.. biggrin.gif
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Hi taikor...is it ZT series available in malaysia....?
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ZT series not available through normal pana shop... but if you have the moolah... you can straight away call in to Panasonic Malaysia. They will ship one for you... tongue.gif
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Wah 13k -> 8k, huge discount you are asking for.. biggrin.gif
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It may drop further bro....my VT20, RPP was around that dropped to RM6500 when I Bought it tongue.gif

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QUOTE(smileguy @ Oct 6 2013, 06:41 AM)
It may drop further bro....my VT20, RPP was around that dropped to RM6500 when I Bought it tongue.gif
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You bought your VT20 after how many months it was launched?
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I think abt 18 mths later I cant remembver hmm.gif it came with Bluray player and 2 glasses biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(smileguy @ Oct 6 2013, 11:12 AM)
I think abt  18 mths later I cant remembver hmm.gif  it came with Bluray player and 2 glasses biggrin.gif
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That means now is the time to buy the VT50. I wonder how much is the VT50 now. Or rather is there any more VT50 in the market now?
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One my of friend working in panasonic bought the VT50 beginning of this year at around RM6.5k... staff purchase.

You might need better luck to get these units nowadays as the open the sales internally first before offering to general market.
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Guys, what is the aspect ratio of ur TV setting? I set to Just instead of 16:9. And I also turn on pixels direct. After I download latest firmware, the aspect ratio seems to mess up a bit.
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The aspect ratio is 16:9 correct as it is 1920x1080 size where the common denominator is 120. Try to check the setting. I remember there is some hsize1 and hsize2 settings where you can slightly enlarge the screen vertically...
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Vinceyang, if your aspect ratio is off, make sure that your aspect ratio is set to 16:9, and overscan setting is off. The setting should also be hsize1.

I also turned off my 1080p pixels direct function as well.
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Oct 6 2013, 02:53 PM)
One my of friend working in panasonic bought the VT50 beginning of this year at around RM6.5k... staff purchase.

You might need better luck to get these units nowadays as the open the sales internally first before offering to general market.
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Whatever guys pls update of any drop here please! VTs are superb and its a high end product worth a grab. Thanks to all tongue.gif

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Ok, change to 16:9, it is better than Just. But when I test with avs 709 last test pattern, can see the screen is skew to left. And this happen after I update the firmware. Well, I will try to upload some pic later to show u guys
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Ok, change to 16:9, it is better than Just. But when I test with avs 709 last test pattern, can see the screen is skew to left. And this happen after I update the firmware. Well, I will try to upload some pic later to show u guys
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Hi guys,

I'm using panasonic L39EM6K tv. How and where to check for the latest firmware? I've been using this tv for 3-4 months. The media player is good, but i cant play certain movie (movie with large size >10gb, movie with long name) and i cant load subtitle correctly.
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Hi guys,

I'm using panasonic L39EM6K tv. How and where to check for the latest firmware? I've been using this tv for 3-4 months. The media player is good, but i cant play certain movie (movie with large size >10gb, movie with long name) and i cant load subtitle correctly.
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To check the latest update, just launch the Viera Aps such as youtube and it will automatically prompt once it detect new software version.
Do ensure the TV is connected onto internet.

As for subtitle loading, it is a known issue (it cannot load srt file automatically)... but I don't think there is anything one can do about it

As for movie with log name, that's interesting. Is it confirm that once you rename a long filename to a short one, it then can be played?
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Oct 6 2013, 08:40 PM)
To check the latest update, just launch the Viera Aps such as youtube and it will automatically prompt once it detect new software version.
Do ensure the TV is connected onto internet.

As for subtitle loading, it is a known issue (it cannot load srt file automatically)... but I don't think there is anything one can do about it

As for movie with log name, that's interesting. Is it confirm that once you rename a long filename to a short one, it then can be played?
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Apparently, my tv in not supported for internet connection. Cannot check it manually eh? I've already browse thru panasonic malaysia website, but there is no info about firmware upgrade.

About the long name problem, yes, i've tried to rename the movie into shorter name, then it will be available. Movie with long name, wont be displayed. Only after i shortened the name, it will showed up. (i use usb to play the movie).
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I think non smart TV cannot do firmware upgrade.
But you will need to call Panasonic to double check on this
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QUOTE(azilazwa @ Oct 6 2013, 07:29 PM)
Hi guys,

I'm using panasonic L39EM6K tv. How and where to check for the latest firmware? I've been using this tv for 3-4 months. The media player is good, but i cant play certain movie (movie with large size >10gb, movie with long name) and i cant load subtitle correctly.
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What do you mean by you can't load subtitle correctly?

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Attached Image

From above picture, can see there is a thin white line on the left. However, on the right there isn't.
Aspect ratio is 16:9 and Hsize1.
Strangely, TV of this class does not have horizontal adjust. (There is a vertical adjust)
I had compare 16:9 and Just, 16:9 is the way to go, it show a perfect sphere while Just is a oval shape.

And also "Just" did not show the original size of the original source size like my old Samsung does. shakehead.gif
On my old Samsung TV, aspect ratio "Just" is the way to go.

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Also I switch between different video format, RGB and Y Pb/Cb Pr/Cr.
I found it when play video sound with RGB format, there is less flicker on the plasma screen (For LCD no different), there is some different in color as well but cant descript. No wonder some videophile prefer RGB hmm.gif


And lastly, Seems like the Blue is not so accurate as some review mention.

Well, above is just my 2 cent. Hopefully the PQ is improve after 100 hour and Bro Anfieldude can give a good tuno up. wink.gif


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Hi Vinveyang,

When you displayed those colour charts on your screen, how do you calibrate your screen?
Do you need special tools to do the calibration?
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QUOTE(cucubud @ Oct 6 2013, 10:13 PM)
What do you mean by you can't load subtitle correctly?
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The timing of the subtitle not match. And sometimes, it skip some sentences. I compared when watching using PC, the subtitle load correctly.
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Do I need to break in my TV? Any recommendation how I can do it? Can I watch wide screen movie (2 black bar) if not break in my set?

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QUOTE(azilazwa @ Oct 7 2013, 07:51 AM)
The timing of the subtitle not match. And sometimes, it skip some sentences. I compared when watching using PC, the subtitle load correctly.
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Ohh, never encounter this type of problem on my plasma.
Are all the movies having this problem?
Your movies are stored in 2.5" hard disk or 3.5" hard disk?
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QUOTE(rjongks @ Oct 7 2013, 08:24 AM)
60"ST60 user reporting in.

Do I need to break in my TV? Any recommendation how I can do it? Can I watch wide screen movie (2 black bar) if not break in my set?
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Congrats on your new tv.
Yes, it is better to break in your plasma.
You can watch normal tv and movies but try not to set the Brightness and Contrast too high.
Suffer for the first 200 hours and then set the Brightness and Contrast to your preference.
If you have the $$$, get someone to calibrate it.
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QUOTE(cucubud @ Oct 7 2013, 09:21 AM)
Ohh, never encounter this type of problem on my plasma.
Are all the movies having this problem?
Your movies are stored in 2.5" hard disk or 3.5" hard disk?
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i put the movie in my 32gb pendrive. my tv cannot detect external hdd.
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i put the movie in my 32gb pendrive. my tv cannot detect external hdd.
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Wow, that is bad.
Have you try a smaller pendrive, like 8GB size?
What file format you are playing? MKV or AVI or MP4?
Is the problem affecting all the above format?
The subtitle is embedded or on external file, .sub or .srt?
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QUOTE(cucubud @ Oct 7 2013, 09:25 AM)
Congrats on your new tv.
Yes, it is better to break in your plasma.
You can watch normal tv and movies but try not to set the Brightness and Contrast too high.
Suffer for the first 200 hours and then set the Brightness and Contrast to your preference.
If you have the $$$, get someone to calibrate it.
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Currently my setting all I left to default. Mode is Cinema, Warm. All other setting left as default (Brightness:50, Contrast:50, Sharpness:50 and etc). For brightness and contrast how high is too high? Coz currently I watch with default, its already very bright in total dark home theater room.
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QUOTE(cucubud @ Oct 7 2013, 09:34 AM)
Wow, that is bad.
Have you try a smaller pendrive, like 8GB size?
What file format you are playing? MKV or AVI or MP4?
Is the problem affecting all the above format?
The subtitle is embedded or on external file, .sub or .srt?
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MKV file. The subtitle is external .srt. I havent tried with smaller pendrive or other file format hmm.gif

I quite frustrated after few tries, then i connect the tv with my pc. play all the movie thru pc using the tv as display. huhu
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QUOTE(rjongks @ Oct 7 2013, 09:36 AM)
Currently my setting all I left to default. Mode is Cinema, Warm. All other setting left as default (Brightness:50, Contrast:50, Sharpness:50 and etc). For brightness and contrast how high is too high? Coz currently I watch with default, its already very bright in total dark home theater room.
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The default setting is ok. Some people tune the Contrast to 80 or 90 on a new plasma.
Sharpness can lower it to 0.
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MKV file. The subtitle is external .srt. I havent tried with smaller pendrive or other file format  hmm.gif

I quite frustrated after few tries, then i connect the tv with my pc. play all the movie thru pc using the tv as display. huhu
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MKV with .srt shouldn't be a problem on a new tv.
How big are your movie files?
What about using ext 3.5" hard disk?

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QUOTE(cucubud @ Oct 7 2013, 09:41 AM)
The default setting is ok.  Some people tune the Contrast to 80 or 90 on a new plasma.
Sharpness can lower it to 0.
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All right. Any recommendation on how do I do the break in? How many hours break in needed (100 hours)? Thanks.
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All right. Any recommendation on how do I do the break in? How many hours break in needed (100 hours)? Thanks.
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Some people play colour screens. Some just watch normal tv and movies.
Some recommend 200 hours for the break in.
If you are in no hurry, just use the tv in your normal viewing pace. After 2 months then do the calibration.
If you can't wait to complete the break in, watch tv/movies during the day and play colour screens when you go to bed. In 9 days you can calibrate your tv.
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just play random and repetitive movie at low contrast, is good enough.
i straight pasang games dont bother to wait, image retention mark can be clear by scrolling white bar or blank tv channel (white noise)

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MKV with .srt shouldn't be a problem on a new tv.
How big are your movie files?
What about using ext 3.5" hard disk?
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From what I had try with my panna tv, mkv files with its corresponding srt files in the same folder, the subtitle will not play at all. In the option, when press on subtitle, it will show empty.

Currently what I did is use mkvtoonix to embed the srt file directly. Usually take about 5 minutes for a 5gb movie.

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QUOTE(cucubud @ Oct 7 2013, 09:44 AM)
MKV with .srt shouldn't be a problem on a new tv.
How big are your movie files?
What about using ext 3.5" hard disk?
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i tried transformer 1080p size around 10gb. it couldnt play.

when i connect external hdd, it shows loading. only loading. and thats it.
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QUOTE(cdspins @ Oct 7 2013, 01:04 PM)
From what I had try with my panna tv, mkv files with its corresponding srt files in the same folder, the subtitle will not play at all. In the option, when press on subtitle, it will show empty.

Currently what I did is use mkvtoonix to embed the srt file directly. Usually take about 5 minutes for a 5gb movie.
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azilazwa's problem was "The timing of the subtitle not match. And sometimes, it skip some sentences. I compared when watching using PC, the subtitle load correctly."
Not sure it is the same problem.

I also embed all my subtitles into the movies. Not so messy in the folder.
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i tried transformer 1080p size around 10gb. it couldnt play.

when i connect external hdd, it shows loading. only loading. and thats it.
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Are you using 2.5" external hard disk?
Sometimes the usb port don't have enough juice to power up the hard disk.

Your 10GB Transformer movie can't play from where? Pendrive or hard disk?
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QUOTE(cucubud @ Oct 7 2013, 02:06 PM)
Are you using 2.5" external hard disk?
Sometimes the usb port don't have enough juice to power up the hard disk.

Your 10GB Transformer movie can't play from where?  Pendrive or hard disk?
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yea, i'm using 2.5". Oo, that might be the problem, the juice is not enough.

i tried to play the transformers using 32gb pendrive. when i play it, it say unsupported.
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QUOTE(azilazwa @ Oct 7 2013, 02:10 PM)
yea, i'm using 2.5". Oo, that might be the problem, the juice is not enough.

i tried to play the transformers using 32gb pendrive. when i play it, it say unsupported.
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Pendrive which is usually formatted under FAT16 cannot support files bigger than 4GB.
Only hard disk formatted under NTFS can support files bigger than 4GB.
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post Oct 7 2013, 02:18 PM

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QUOTE(cucubud @ Oct 7 2013, 02:13 PM)
Pendrive which is usually formatted under FAT16 cannot support files bigger than 4GB.
Only hard disk formatted under NTFS can support files bigger than 4GB.
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iinm, i already format my pendrive into NTFS. later when i go back home, i'll double check.

about the subtitle, i'll try embedded it with the movie and test it later too. thanks for the feedback
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post Oct 7 2013, 02:24 PM

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QUOTE(azilazwa @ Oct 7 2013, 02:18 PM)
iinm, i already format my pendrive into NTFS. later when i go back home, i'll double check.

about the subtitle, i'll try embedded it with the movie and test it later too. thanks for the feedback
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I don't think Pendrive can be formatted under NTFS.
Go home and confirm.
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post Oct 7 2013, 02:29 PM

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QUOTE(cucubud @ Oct 7 2013, 02:24 PM)
I don't think Pendrive can be formatted under NTFS.
Go home and confirm.
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this is off topic, but pendrive can be formatted in NTFS. i've done it before. anyway, i'll double check it later.

how to format pendrive in NTFS
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QUOTE(cucubud @ Oct 7 2013, 02:04 PM)
azilazwa's problem was "The timing of the subtitle not match. And sometimes, it skip some sentences. I compared when watching using PC, the subtitle load correctly."
Not sure it is the same problem.

I also embed all my subtitles into the movies. Not so messy in the folder.
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Oh... timing not match... if this is the case, then defnitely is codec not supported or required too much processing power that the tv cannot output.
Another option is to try other large size bitstreams, see if the same problem happens
The third option is to change the mkv file format to avi by using the mkvtoonix but try maintain it at 10GB.
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QUOTE(cucubud @ Oct 7 2013, 02:24 PM)
I don't think Pendrive can be formatted under NTFS.
Go home and confirm.
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I tried using pendrive (NTFS formatted) to play the transformer, but it could not read the file. when i browse in the folder, it shows, "no valid file to play".

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QUOTE(azilazwa @ Oct 8 2013, 08:35 AM)
I tried using pendrive (NTFS formatted) to play the transformer, but it could not read the file. when i browse in the folder, it shows, "no valid file to play".
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I still suspect NTFS is not meant for Pendrive.
Can you see other files in the Pendrive?
Do you have a 4GB (or smaller) movie in that same Pendrive?
Can you play that movie?
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QUOTE(cucubud @ Oct 8 2013, 09:14 AM)
I still suspect NTFS is not meant for Pendrive.
Can you see other files in the Pendrive?
Do you have a 4GB (or smaller) movie in that same Pendrive?
Can you play that movie?
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Pendrive can use NTFS, i format all my pendrive to ntfs. Only the device not supporting NTFS format.
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QUOTE(weikee @ Oct 8 2013, 09:27 AM)
Pendrive can use NTFS, i format all my pendrive to ntfs. Only the device not supporting NTFS format.
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Which device not supporting NTFS format?

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QUOTE(cucubud @ Oct 8 2013, 09:14 AM)
I still suspect NTFS is not meant for Pendrive.
Can you see other files in the Pendrive?
Do you have a 4GB (or smaller) movie in that same Pendrive?
Can you play that movie?
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i can play other movies with smaller size. (.mkv file with size around 1gb can be played) no problem. using same pendrive
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QUOTE(azilazwa @ Oct 8 2013, 09:32 AM)
i can play other movies with smaller size. (.mkv file with size around 1gb can be played) no problem. using same pendrive
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This is as though the Pendrive is formatted under FAT16.
Files bigger than 4GB cannot be read but files smaller than 4GB is OK.


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QUOTE(cucubud @ Oct 8 2013, 09:36 AM)
This is as though the Pendrive is formatted under FAT16.
Files bigger than 4GB cannot be read but files smaller than 4GB is OK.
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Hmm, then i'll try to find movie with file size bigger than 4gb but less than 10gb to test. If it still cant play, then it is because of the FAT & NTFS format. I'll update back when i test it. TQ bro
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QUOTE(azilazwa @ Oct 8 2013, 09:38 AM)
Hmm, then i'll try to find movie with file size bigger than 4gb but less than 10gb to test. If it still cant play, then it is because of the FAT & NTFS format. I'll update back when i test it. TQ bro
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Try those movies about 5GB.
I have no problem playing 12GB from my Panasonic Plasma usb port.
I use 3.5" external hard disk.
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hi..my pendrive is empty..but at my pendrive properties thr show the storage is using..do u all knw why?

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QUOTE(ssilvia @ Oct 8 2013, 10:12 AM)
hi..my pendrive is empty..but at my pendrive properties thr show the storage is using..do u all knw why?
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Not sure. Not a computer expert. Should ask in computer section.
Just a guess. There could be some hidden system files installed.
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QUOTE(ssilvia @ Oct 8 2013, 10:12 AM)
hi..my pendrive is empty..but at my pendrive properties thr show the storage is using..do u all knw why?
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Do a format... the normal one, not the quick one.
Your pendrive will be clean.
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I noticed if you format the Pendrive under FAT, there is no hidden space used.
If you format the Pendrive under FAT32 & NTFS, there are some space used up.

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QUOTE(ssilvia @ Oct 8 2013, 10:12 AM)
hi..my pendrive is empty..but at my pendrive properties thr show the storage is using..do u all knw why?
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Sure you never save any file to your pen drive? Usually if you saved some file to any storage and later can't see it but the properties of the drive shows space being used, then there's high potential the file being hidden by virus.
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QUOTE(cucubud @ Oct 8 2013, 09:36 AM)
This is as though the Pendrive is formatted under FAT16.
Files bigger than 4GB cannot be read but files smaller than 4GB is OK.
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If you format the pen drive to fat16 you cant put any file larger than 4gig. Unless you use fat32+

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_Allocation_Table
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