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Has ANYONE gotten TV running without probs?
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<blockquote data-quote="SweMart" data-source="post: 206458" data-attributes="member: 19249"><p>Is your TV labled "HD-ready"? If so then it MUST accept 50Hz via HDMI. It's part of the "certification". I had the same problem when I first installed my Samsung LCD 2 years ago, the Nvidia drivers didn't allow me to set 50Hz. I found out that I had to create a custom resolution. In newer drivers this is a whole lot easier, just force it to run at 50Hz.</p><p></p><p>Three things that dramatically improved my picture quality:</p><p>1. Most important - 50Hz refresh rate</p><p>2. Latest and greatest Nvidia drivers</p><p>3. Picture calibration. If you can do it yourself you can buy a special DVD called DVE(Digital Video Essentials) which makes the calibration easy. Most TVs needs to be calibrated on each source(i.e Scart, Svideo, HDMI etc).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SweMart, post: 206458, member: 19249"] Is your TV labled "HD-ready"? If so then it MUST accept 50Hz via HDMI. It's part of the "certification". I had the same problem when I first installed my Samsung LCD 2 years ago, the Nvidia drivers didn't allow me to set 50Hz. I found out that I had to create a custom resolution. In newer drivers this is a whole lot easier, just force it to run at 50Hz. Three things that dramatically improved my picture quality: 1. Most important - 50Hz refresh rate 2. Latest and greatest Nvidia drivers 3. Picture calibration. If you can do it yourself you can buy a special DVD called DVE(Digital Video Essentials) which makes the calibration easy. Most TVs needs to be calibrated on each source(i.e Scart, Svideo, HDMI etc). [/QUOTE]
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