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Player/Network services., Resolution remaster

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Video NR (Auto/High/Mid/Low/Off) Reduces noise, commonly called snow. Leave it off when receiving a strong signal. MPEG remaster (Auto/Strong/Medium/Weak/Off) Reduces signal noise generated by input devices playing MPEG compressed videos, and provide clear contours. Resolution remaster (Auto/Strong/Medium/Weak/Off) Enhances the picture resolution to make the image more clear. ●● Gray-out if Professional mode (isfccc) Lock is on or 1080p pixel by 4pixels is set On. Caption smoother (Auto/Strong/Medium/Weak/Off) Makes caption contours smooth. Specially effective for low resolution contents. ●● Gray-out if Professional mode (isfccc) Lock is on, 1080p pixel by 4pixels is set On, or during 3D mode. Brilliance enhancer (Strong/Medium/Weak/Off) Enhances picture contrast locally to increase picture brilliance. ●● Gray-out if Professional mode (isfccc) Lock is on, 1080p pixel by 4pixels is set On, or during 3D mode. Motion picture setting (Strong/Medium/Weak/Off) Improves motion picture quality by reducing motion blur. ●● Gray-out in Game mode, Skype (full screen) or photo contents of Media Player/Network services. - 138 -

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Video NR
(
Auto
/
High
/
Mid
/
Low
/
Off
)
Reduces noise, commonly called snow. Leave it off when receiving a strong
signal.
MPEG remaster
(
Auto
/
Strong
/
Medium
/
Weak
/
Off
)
Reduces signal noise generated by input devices playing MPEG compressed
videos, and provide clear contours.
Resolution remaster
(
Auto
/
Strong
/
Medium
/
Weak
/
Off
)
Enhances the picture resolution to make the image more clear.
●
Gray-out if Professional mode (isfccc) Lock is on or
1080p pixel by
4pixels
is set
On
.
Caption smoother
(
Auto
/
Strong
/
Medium
/
Weak
/
Off
)
Makes caption contours smooth. Specially effective for low resolution
contents.
●
Gray-out if Professional mode (isfccc) Lock is on,
1080p pixel by 4pixels
is set
On
, or during 3D mode.
Brilliance enhancer
(
Strong
/
Medium
/
Weak
/
Off
)
Enhances picture contrast locally to increase picture brilliance.
●
Gray-out if Professional mode (isfccc) Lock is on,
1080p pixel by 4pixels
is set
On
, or during 3D mode.
Motion picture setting
(
Strong
/
Medium
/
Weak
/
Off
)
Improves motion picture quality by reducing motion blur.
●
Gray-out in Game mode, Skype (full screen) or photo contents of Media
Player/Network services.