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<blockquote data-quote="mrkaras" data-source="post: 222611" data-attributes="member: 27598"><p>also, you might be able to set something on your PC, maybe a gamma setting. various tools can do this but it is reasonably likely that your video card drivers will have tools to do this. if its a nVidiathere is an icon in control panel that will lead you to all the settings allowing you to set your picture less over bright. CRT tvs display brighter but less focased than a PC monitor, that may be why the default settings may be fine for a monitor but not so good for a TV</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mrkaras, post: 222611, member: 27598"] also, you might be able to set something on your PC, maybe a gamma setting. various tools can do this but it is reasonably likely that your video card drivers will have tools to do this. if its a nVidiathere is an icon in control panel that will lead you to all the settings allowing you to set your picture less over bright. CRT tvs display brighter but less focased than a PC monitor, that may be why the default settings may be fine for a monitor but not so good for a TV [/QUOTE]
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