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All Darc · 04-10-2018, 10:42 AM

All sources have viseble clipping at the LCD (LED backlight) TV. There are some dumb chanels that already have contrast f...up, like one that have crushed shaddows even in crt TV when broadcast was still analogic. Maybe the guy who did the setting for the TV station was used with LCD and found it normal. But other chanels had no clipping, since I saw month ago or sop in analogic transmission on CRT and there was no clipping.

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About bad gradients, the called banding effect, which I hate, there is noting to do too, since it's in the image, and adjust to hide it would be adjusts to try to hide something on image.
SOme TVs also have bad decoding, which leads to even worse gradients. They are always there during fade in and fade out. Always...

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All Darc Banned Join Date: Feb 2018 Location: Brazil Posts: 1,476 Thanks: 14 Thanked 363 Times in 327 Posts	All sources have viseble clipping at the LCD (LED backlight) TV. There are some dumb chanels that already have contrast f...up, like one that have crushed shaddows even in crt TV when broadcast was still analogic. Maybe the guy who did the setting for the TV station was used with LCD and found it normal. But other chanels had no clipping, since I saw month ago or sop in analogic transmission on CRT and there was no clipping. Detail... About bad gradients, the called banding effect, which I hate, there is noting to do too, since it's in the image, and adjust to hide it would be adjusts to try to hide something on image. SOme TVs also have bad decoding, which leads to even worse gradients. They are always there during fade in and fade out. Always... Last edited by All Darc; 04-10-2018 at 10:51 AM..