Does this TV display Full (0-255) or Limited RGB?
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As Far as I know, I does. The reason I hesitate to say a definitive "Yes" is that it also does CYM in addition to RGB, and I am unaware of any compromise technical adjustments that might have been made to limit RGB palettes in order to accommodate the different color palettes. In short, True Color, RGB (Sync on G), CYM are all presentable as far as I know; but the dimension of any limitation I have not investigated. Hope this anwers your question.
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there's contrast ratio and dynamic contrast ratio. a tv with a contrast ratioof 1600:1 has a dynamic contrast ratio of 8:000:1. be sure to compareCR to CR and DCR to DCR.
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check your settings on the TV. Hooking my DC up to my Sony reset the "scene" settings for PC input and I have to manually set the colors back
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HDMI on this monitor previously had color profile issues as well. I'm a bit rusty with it since I fixed it long ago, but certain graphics cards wouldn't support the full gamut across HDMI because they would detect it as a TV instead of a monitor. DVI and VGA at the time were the only ones that didn't have that problem across all hardware, but I don't think that's much of an issue anymore.
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The TV has 6 million subpixels consisting of red, blue and green colors. If you are very close to the TV you can see these. It is normal.
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There are 3 modes: 800/1600/2400DP . Each one has a different LED color. (green, blue, red)
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this basis would support UN65F6400 a Samsung 65-Inch 1080p 120 Hz 3D LED HDTV (2013 Model)
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It outputs in 16:9 and fills my widescreen being fed from a 4:3 VCR composite output. Smaller 16:9 displays these days are not that expensive.
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It has a 1080 full hd screen with intel HD graphics. Mine has a sweet picture. When watching netflix I can not tell any difference between this and my 1080 big screen tv. I am not a gamer though and do not play any games on this computer.
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No TV made can decode HD bitstreams. Some receivers can, but it is irrelevant.Only computers can currently send deep color. It is not part of the spec in any of the old/new media.Having HDMI 1.3 is essentially useless on the TV.
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Hard to say without side by side comparison, but the one I received seemed to have a bright true HD display. Of course, make sure you have brightness turned on maximum, which you probably have already done. Good luck.
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I am not 100% sure but as there RGB connectors if your TV is equipped with this should be ok.
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You could look for the LN32b640. It has the Touch of Color Grey. You miss out on some features and gain others. The Samsung website has a nice compare feature to see the differences. http://www.samsung.com/us/consumer/type/productcompare.do?&group=televisions&type=televisions&pageType=S&acc_ia_fl=N&prda=LN32B640R3FXZA&prdb=LN32B650T1FXZA I haven't been able to locate a retailer. Maybe a call to Samsung would clarify. It may be a new model that is not in the US pipeline yet. I personally have the TOC red and I hardly notice it at all. Nothing else in the room is red and it still doesn't stand out. You could buy the b650 and stop by home depot for a can of black Krylon too.
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I think Justin's settings are fine and that the key is high contrast, low brightness and I keep my settings just around where Justin's are too. I have my color set down to around 31 and sharpness very low, energy setting at medium.There's several settings at the www.avsforum.com for this tv
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What do you mean by lower the resolution slightly to match the TV? Do you mean lower the resolution right back to 1366 x 768 and you get no visual benefit from a resolution higher than 1366 x 768? There would be no visual benefit by accepting a 1080i or 1080p signal?
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You can only use RGB Cables from a cable box- that stupid content protection is on HDMI outputs from Cable or Satellite boxes that scramles the picture. if you use RGB cables its fine.
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From the manual its max resolution 1920 x 1080 for the TV, RGB, HDMI and component inputs. ( 1080 is the lines of resolution , P says that it refreshes every line on every scan as opposed to 1080 i interlaced that only refreshes every other line on each scan ) , the 1366 x 768 is the max resolution on the RGB port on the 24/29LB4510 it does not apply to this monitor