Pioneer DVR-650H-S Operating Instructions - Page 102
The Video Adjust menu
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13 The Video Adjust menu Chapter 13 The Video Adjust menu Using the Video Adjust menu you can set up the picture quality for the built-in tuner and external inputs, for disc playback, and for recording. Setting the picture quality for TV and external inputs Picture Creation lets you choose a set of picture quality settings for the built-in TV tuner and for each external input. There are several preset settings that suit various sources, or you can create up to three of your own sets. Choosing a preset HOME MENU 1 With the recorder stopped, press to display the Home Menu. • Memory2 - user preset 2 • Memory3 - user preset 3 You can press DISPLAY to see the individual settings for the current preset (Tuner, VCR or DTV/LDP). Creating your own set There are three user presets in which you can save your own set of picture quality settings. 1 Follow Choosing a preset above and select one of the user presets (Memory 1, 2 or 3). ENTER 2 Select 'Detailed Settings'. 2ch Memory1 Detailed Settings ENTER 2 Select 'Video Adjust'. ENTER 3 Select a preset. 2ch Tuner Detailed Settings • Use the INPUT SELECT button to switch between the built-in TV tuner and the external inputs. • Use the PREV/ NEXT buttons to change the channel of the built-in TV tuner. There are six presets available: • Tuner - suitable for general TV broadcasts • VCR - suitable for video cassettes • DTV/LDP - suitable for digital broadcasts and Laserdiscs 102 En • Memory1 - user preset 1 ENTER 3 adjust. Select the setting you want to Memory1 2ch Prog. Motion PureCinma 3-D Y/C YNR CNR Detail White AGC Motion Still Auto Motion Still Off Max Off Max Off Max Off You can adjust the following settings: • Prog. Motion - Adjusts the motion and still picture quality when video output is set to progressive. • PureCinema - This setting optimizes the picture for film material when the video output is set to progressive. Usually set to Auto, but try switching to Off if the picture appears unnatural.