Hi,
I have an quite old CRT TV (about 10 years old), and it seems that the cathodic tube is putting too much brightness.
So, does it exist a calibration (brigtness, constrast) picture to burn to a dvd or a free downloadable video espacially made to tune the TV settings ?
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The user controls on a TV are
"Brightness" - controls black level
"Contrast" or "Picture" - controls white level
Set these brighness first, then contrast and repeat using a stable TV broadcast.
DVD player also has video controls. A good way to set these is from a commercial DVD with the THX optimizer.
http://www.thx.com/mod/products/dvd/optimizerIntro.html
Rent one of these DVD titles to get the optimizer.
http://www.thx.com/mod/products/dvd/dvdFind.html
That is the quick method. Higher end TV systems need more precise adjustment.
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