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Old 11-08-2005, 09:48 AM
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Originally Posted by andy
Was that HDTV receiving an ATSC signal, or an NTSC signal? If it was NTSC, a lot of the problems you see could be caused by the sets digital processing.
Both NTSC. When receiving analog broadcasts, ATSC sets I'm familiar with (not many) don't seem to equal a modern analog set such as the CTC169 series. I'm guessing the HD set matrix is responding the way it was designed. Jeff Landaro designed the video amp in that set; maybe he's available for an inside expose

The lime-green on the CT-100 Frenchy mentioned had been a problem for me too, although since the matrix balance was improved for red, the yellow no longer seems 'off' when viewing the screen. Probably attributable to the strong/wide-gamut green of the 15G.
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