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<blockquote data-quote="NLS" data-source="post: 50514" data-attributes="member: 20102">1) You guys should probably kill your plasma panels (a dying technology after all) and start using LCD (maybe a nice 1080P one, with 8ms panel and high-contrast... even wait a bit for LED backlights and that completely kill plasmas in every single battle).2) I am aware of pixel &quot;rotation&quot;, but:- On an 1:1 pixel-mapped environment like a computer display with the same resolution as the panel, moving a pixel (or few pixels) THE IMAGE (not the pixels themselves of course) WILL be noticable.- If we are talking about MP screens, then shifting the image will cause the burn-in anyway (since there are big areas with the same-or-very-close colors, so moving the image a bit will NOT in fact change color or intensity to most pixels), just blur the burn-in of text. Nothing more.- In our case (exactly because of the big areas mentioned above) burn-in will happen EVEN WHEN NOT in inactivity since most MP screen does remain the same anyway (it is not like TV movement).3) The only viable solution would be inverting the colors as someone else said.4) Having said that I still don't get WHY this cannot be done by a screensaver? Google around and I am sure everything you want is there.5) (this place was reserved so I would be harsh, but decided not to be)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NLS, post: 50514, member: 20102"] 1) You guys should probably kill your plasma panels (a dying technology after all) and start using LCD (maybe a nice 1080P one, with 8ms panel and high-contrast... even wait a bit for LED backlights and that completely kill plasmas in every single battle). 2) I am aware of pixel "rotation", but: - On an 1:1 pixel-mapped environment like a computer display with the same resolution as the panel, moving a pixel (or few pixels) THE IMAGE (not the pixels themselves of course) WILL be noticable. - If we are talking about MP screens, then shifting the image will cause the burn-in anyway (since there are big areas with the same-or-very-close colors, so moving the image a bit will NOT in fact change color or intensity to most pixels), just blur the burn-in of text. Nothing more. - In our case (exactly because of the big areas mentioned above) burn-in will happen EVEN WHEN NOT in inactivity since most MP screen does remain the same anyway (it is not like TV movement). 3) The only viable solution would be inverting the colors as someone else said. 4) Having said that I still don't get WHY this cannot be done by a screensaver? Google around and I am sure everything you want is there. 5) (this place was reserved so I would be harsh, but decided not to be) [/QUOTE]

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