I Finally Got My New 32 Inch Sony Bravia TV
Tuesday, July 13th, 2010 at
5:18 pm
Hay guys. This is just a short little video. Showing you that I did indeed get my 32 inch Sony Bravia LCD HD TV. Just as I said I would in my WWE Smackdown Vs Raw 2010 Unboxing & 1st Thoughts video.
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@seavord
It’s the KDL32L4010 model.
is it the KDL32EX403U or the KDL32EX401U ?
@TheLawAbove
Thanks.
right on bro, right on.
@mariosmashfann
Your more then welcome my friend. Glad I could help.
thxs u helpd alot
@mariosmashfann
I use standard for picture quality vibrant is to bright. But use whatever suits you the best. Try vibrant and if you like it better use it.
It’s whatever you prefer my friend.
@madmanmarz2000 yeah i notice cool is the best…….should i use vibrant,or standard pic for my tv
@mariosmashfann
The default setting for Picture Temp is Neutral. It’s on the Picture Settings section of your Menu.
The other settings you have to choose from are Warm, Warm 1, and Neutral.
Setting the Picture temp to Cool will make white images appear as white as possible. Setting it to worm will make white images appear more yellowish brown.
Setting it to Cool is the best way to go. It really makes the color a lot more detailed and vibrant.
thanks but can u tell me what setting ut was on
@mariosmashfann
I myself just leave my TV on the factory default settings. The only thing that I changed is the Picture Temperature setting. I keep it set to Cool which gives the screen more of a vibrant brightness to the color.
I hope that helps my friend. & sorry for the misunderstanding.
i have a ps3 hdmi cable and all….what i meant was what picture setting on tv i should set for the best quality
@mariosmashfann
Get and HDMI cable and get your PS3 on true High-Def. That is without question the best possible way to get the best picture quality your PS3 has to offer.
I have a soney 32ex400 …can someone telm me what tv settings I should use to get the best out of ma ps3
@RandyWells3000 I believe that. But what i realy meant was that every time something moves on screen it’s like the resolution goes down, if you know what i mean. All the games now a days have motion blur integrated you don’t need extra!
Good Gaming!
@nedeamin yeah but some gamers like motion blur like when things explode in a game, I really hadn’t seen that much blurs in my games
@nedeamin
Thank you for answering RandyWells3000′s question for me.
@RandyWells3000 Yes! . it matters a lot! The pictures will have much less motion blur on the 100hz.
@RandyWells3000 Yes! . it matters a lot! The pictures will have much less motion blur on the 100hz.
@RandyWells3000
Yeah man there is nothing quite like HD TV. Man every time I play God Of War 3 on my HD TV. I just can’t believe how stunning the graphics truly are.
@madmanmarz2000 my TV is given me the best picture performance, you know most games are surpose to be on Vivid, Vivid plus sharpness = epic HD picture
@Filnizer
HDMI cables deliver the best HD signal there is. Since it delivers a digital HD signal.
Component cables deliver an analog HD signal. Which is not as good or as strong as a digital HD signal.
However I really doubt that you would notice much of a difference if any at all.
I have never done a side by side comparison myself. So I really can’t tell you for sure if the difference would be noticeable or not.
are there diference between HDMI cables or are all the same ?
@RandyWells3000
See I’m not all that good when it comes to hz so I really can’t answer that my friend.
Sorry about that.
@madmanmarz2000 my last comments for today, does 120hz matter for games, or is it ok to play with just running on 60hz