Using Your Tv; Adjusting The Video Settings - Haier LE32A650CF Manual De Instrucciones

Using Your TV

Using Your TV

Adjusting the Video Settings

Picture Mode
Video
Back Light
Brightness
Audio
Contrast
TV Saturation
HUE
Setup
Sharpness
Lock
Picture Mode
To select the picture mode. You can select User/
Vivid/Eco/Standard/Mild according to the
programme.
Note Note
• You can also press P.MODE button to select the picture
mode.
• Manually adjusting picture settings will automatically
change the Picture Mode to User.
Back Light
To adjust the backlight brightness to affect the
overall brilliance of the picture.
Brightness
To brighten or darken the picture.
Contrast
To adjust the intensity of the white level of the
picture.
Saturation
To adjust the colour saturation of the picture.
HUE
To adjust the colour hue of the picture.
Sharpness
To sharpen or soften the picture.
Gamma
To select the gamma type.
Colour Temperature
To select the colour temperature. You can select:
• Cool – Give the white colour a bluish tint.
• Standard – Give the white colour a neutral tint.
• Warm – Give the white colour a reddish tint.
Advanced Video
To adjust advanced video settings.
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DNR (Digital Noise Reduction)
To reduce noise on screen and produce a clearer
video image.
MPEG NR
To reduce picture noise in MPEG-compressed
videos.
Adaptive Luma Control
To adjust the average brightness of the picture to
compensate for large areas of brightness.
Flesh Tone
To adjust skin colour based on skin tone
preference.
Dl Film Mode
To optimise the picture settings for watching
films.
Blue Stretch
To increase the blue component of white and
near white pixels without affecting flesh tone
colour.
Game Mode
To optimise the picture settings for playing
games.
Adaptive Back Light
To dynamically change the backlight of the
screen according to the amount of light and dark
in the signal.
VGA Mode (VGA source only)
To select the VGA mode.
• Video – In this mode, images look smoother
and text appears clearer.
• Graphic – In this mode, images look sharper.
Select this mode for watching videos from a
computer.
HDMI Mode (HDMI progressive timing only)
To select the HDMI mode.
• Auto – Choose Video/Graphic automatically.
• Graphic – In this mode, images look smoother
and text appears clear. Select this mode when
connecting a computer.
• Video – In this mode, images look sharper.
Select this mode when watching videos from a
computer or from video players, such as a DVD
player, Blu-ray player, etc.
Overscan (HDMI source only)
To extend part of the display past the visible area
of the screen. The resulting picture will "zoom in"
on the image centre.