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    Display setting when connect to TV by HDMI

    Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by lamtutu, Jan 4, 2009.

  1. lamtutu

    lamtutu Notebook Consultant

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    Hi all.
    I just connect my VGN-Z591U to my XBR-1080P via 1.3 HDMI cable.I'm very disapointed about how the text look on the screen.It look very crappy,but orthewise picture and movie look perfect.When I chage setting to 720p the text look better but pictures and movies become worse.Can someone know how to fix this.
    Thanks for any info
    Briant
     
    lamtutu, Jan 4, 2009
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    jim_0068 Notebook Consultant

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    You need to go into the nvidia control settings and adjust all the settings to make the picture look the best. I use my Z540 on my TV all the time and it looks great. Mine is 1080p as well
     
    jim_0068, Jan 5, 2009
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    lamtutu Notebook Consultant

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    Hi Jim.
    Thanks for your reply.But I'm not complaint about a pictures, it look great on my TV. The TEXT look really bad .So my question is how to make the TEXT look better? thnaks for help.
    Briant
     
    lamtutu, Jan 5, 2009
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    Turn off ClearType. ClearType is only useful on LCD monitors with a fixed subpixel scheme.
     
    arth1, Jan 5, 2009
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