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Beovision 8-40 Picture problem.

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BeoFrankie
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BeoFrankie Posted: Sun, Jul 28 2013 11:50 PM

Just got a Beovision 8-40, with Sky HD as the source. Really not impressed with the picture, especially with a fast moving objects going across the screen, creates a soft haze round the fast moving object? Managed to turn OFF Movie Mode but hasn't made a difference! Is there anything else worth switching off on the internal menu related to the picture output? Many thanks.

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moxxey replied on Mon, Jul 29 2013 7:35 AM

BeoFrankie:

Just got a Beovision 8-40, with Sky HD as the source. Really not impressed with the picture, especially with a fast moving objects going across the screen, creates a soft haze round the fast moving object? 

Remember the BV8 is getting on a bit now, the panel might not be a recent panel. I wasn't massively impressed with my BV8-26's panel, unless I stood a few metres away from the TV. My new BV10-32's picture is amazing, compared to my old BV8, as an example. Better than the BV11's, due to the size.

The problem with the haze is it's a 50hz panel, so can't keep up with fast-moving objects, as you say - football was a good example.

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markiedee replied on Mon, Jul 29 2013 7:50 AM

The bv8-40 was a 100hz panel.

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Beoberg replied on Mon, Jul 29 2013 9:28 AM

Try switching it into "game mode". This will massively improve the haze aorund fast moving object. However the BV8 will never be great for fast sports etc.

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MartinW replied on Mon, Jul 29 2013 9:33 AM
Game mode is a good recommendation - but like Moxxey says, its an old TV now that preceeded many picture improvements. At the time the Bv8-40 was launched it had an amazing picture in comparison with other LCD's - i remember at the time you couldn't watch football on an LCD TV without totally losing track of the ball every time it was kicked as it just disappeared in a blur. Have you connected it via HDMI and set your Sky box to 1080i?
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Yes Martin, the BV8-40 is connected to the Sky Box via a HDMI cable and the Sky Box in see things is set to 1080i. Many thanks for your response.

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DoubleU replied on Mon, Jul 29 2013 9:58 AM

Game mode will turn off all image processing, and let the tv run at the native 50hz. So in this case it will do the opposite.

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I shall try your suggestion and turn Game Mode on. Many thanks Frederik.

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moxxey replied on Mon, Jul 29 2013 10:12 AM

markiedee:

The bv8-40 was a 100hz panel.

Yeah, sorry I meant my BV8-26 had a 50hz screen. It wasn't great for watching football, I found.

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markiedee:

The bv8-40 was a 100hz panel.

Just the same as used in the BV10-40.

The panels in the BV8-26/32 are/were completely different and old and 'crappish'!

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markiedee replied on Mon, Jul 29 2013 1:53 PM

Millemissen:

markiedee:

The bv8-40 was a 100hz panel.

Just the same as used in the BV10-40.

The panels in the BV8-26/32 are/were completely different and old and 'crappish'!

MM

The bv10-40 and 46 were 200hz with the 32" version being 100hz.

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