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Film mode:Enhance the picture quality to smooth out 

frame transitions while watching a video.
Picture freeze: Freeze the picture.
Note:The options offered depend on the program 

you are watching.

Select to reset the picture settings to the factory default.

Picture

Select 

MENU > Picture

, then the 

Picture

 menu 

appears on the right with the following options. Press 

to enter and use 

▲/▼

to choose an option.

Note:

 Some options may not be available for certain 

modes. Some options may appear in the next page of 

the 

Picture

 menu, you can press

▲/▼

to switch.

Adjusts the brightness of the back light, depending 

on room lighting.

Adjusts the brightness of the picture.

Adjusts the difference between light and dark areas 

of the picture.

Adjusts the richness of colour.

Adjusts the balance between the red and green levels.

Adjusts the crispness of the edges in the picture. 

Adjusts the color temperatur

e of the picture. Use ◄/►

to scroll through the colour settings: Cool, Normal,

Warm and Custom.

 Set Overscan function to 

On

 or 

Off

.

 Use 

◄/►

to scroll through the picture. 

preset settings:Standard, Dynamic, Natural, Movie, 

Stadium and Personal. 

Use           to select the items, such as to adjust

for obtaining a clearer picture. 

▲/▼

Note:  The  options  offered  depend  on  the  program

you are watching. 

Dynamic contrast: Advanced technique for contrast

enhancement.

Black stretch: You can use the Black stretch feature to 

Flesh tone: You can choose 

On

 or 

Off

 to adjust the skin 

color 

correct the contrast balance in the black areas of the 

picture.

RGB mode:Make the picture Off, Red Only, Green Only 

or Blue Only.

Game mode: Enhance the picture quality to match 

gaming environment.

MPEG NR:Reduction of picture bulk and mosquito noise.
Noise reduction:Reduces the noise level content in the 

picture.

Color extender: Enhance color for picture.

Gamma: Adjust gamma of picture.
10P white balance: Adjust white balance of picture.

The menus for adjusting the picture are used to obtain

the best picture settings according to your preference,

the type of program you are watching and the ambient 

lighting. 

[Picture preset]

[Backlight]

[

Picture reset

]

[Brightness]

[Contrast]

[Saturation]

[Tint]

[Sharpness]

[Color temperature]

[Overscan]

[ECO settings]

[Advanced settings]

Configures engergy saving options.

Sound

Select  

MENU  > Sound

, then the 

Sound

 menu 

appears on the right with the following options. 

Press 

►

to enter and use  

▲/▼

 to choose an option.

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Sound

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[Sound preset]

Selects a preset audio option optimized for different

sounding conditions.

[Balance]

Adjusts the amount of audio sent to the left and right 

speakers.

[Auto volume control]

Selects On to reduce the annoying blasts in volume 

during commercial breaks and also amplifies softer 

sounds in program material. Eliminates the need to 

constantly adjust the volume.

Note: When Sound preset is set to different mode, 

five Sound options (100 Hz, 300 Hz, 1 KHz, 3 KHz, 

and 10 KHz) will be adjusted, which enable you to adjust 

the frequency levels desired. You can also set the 

options to your desired levels.

[SPDIF type]

This option is used to control the type of audio 

stream sent to the Digital Audio Output (SPDIF) 

socket.

[SPDIF delay]

This option is used to synchronize the sound with the

picture. If the sound is slower/quicker than the action

of the picture, you can press ◄/► to adjust the numerical 

value.

[Audio delay]

 if the sound output does not match the picture, 

press ◄/► to adjust the delay time to synchronize the 

sound with the picture.

Using the Menu Functions