Are there any enthusiast (read: inexpensive) FRONT PROJECTOR display calibration tools? TIA!
pepar Junior Audioholic Mar 6, 2006 #1 Are there any enthusiast (read: inexpensive) FRONT PROJECTOR display calibration tools? TIA!
BMXTRIX Audioholic Warlord Mar 6, 2006 #2 Avia and Digital Video Essentials are setup DVDs which can help you get the most from your display for the price of their discs. You can even rent them from Netflix.
Avia and Digital Video Essentials are setup DVDs which can help you get the most from your display for the price of their discs. You can even rent them from Netflix.
pepar Junior Audioholic Mar 6, 2006 #3 BMXTRIX said: Avia and Digital Video Essentials are setup DVDs which can help you get the most from your display for the price of their discs. You can even rent them from Netflix. Click to expand... Thanks. Guess I should have 'splained further; I've got that level of enthusiast calibration and I'm wondering if there's a FPTV equivalent of the DisplayMate that works on RPTV, CRT, LCD panel and other "one-piece" displays.
BMXTRIX said: Avia and Digital Video Essentials are setup DVDs which can help you get the most from your display for the price of their discs. You can even rent them from Netflix. Click to expand... Thanks. Guess I should have 'splained further; I've got that level of enthusiast calibration and I'm wondering if there's a FPTV equivalent of the DisplayMate that works on RPTV, CRT, LCD panel and other "one-piece" displays.
BMXTRIX Audioholic Warlord Mar 6, 2006 #4 I think there is something that is called 'spider tv' or some such. Maybe even a review on the site? Video calibration software you hook to a PC and put a device on the front of your display. Had to go check... http://www.audioholics.com/productreviews/avhardware/DatacolorSpyderTVreview.php Something like that?
I think there is something that is called 'spider tv' or some such. Maybe even a review on the site? Video calibration software you hook to a PC and put a device on the front of your display. Had to go check... http://www.audioholics.com/productreviews/avhardware/DatacolorSpyderTVreview.php Something like that?
