User`s guide

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Hue is generally not adjusted. Depending on the TV, however,

it may be necessary or desirable to adjust the hue to

approximate the monitor’s display.

Anti-Flicker reduces the amount of display flicker. Display

flicker is both a distraction and tiring to your eyes, and is most

pronounced when text is being displayed.

Dot Crawl is an undesirable characteristic of many Composite

televisions that is seen as thin, jagged edges moving around

objects on the screen. It is especially useful for viewing pictures

or stills. S-Video equipment does not exhibit this effect.

Contrast is a ratio of how far the whitest whites are from the

blackest blacks. If the contrast is too high, the image may look

stark, like pure white squares on a jet-black background. If the

contrast is too low, the image may look gray or washed out.

Reducing Edge Distortion

When using a television for your display, you may see some

edge distortion on the left and right side of your television

screen. This effect depends on your television and the

application you are running.

To reduce edge distortion, you can:

• increase the horizontal size by clicking the right Size arrow,

• reduce the brightness by adjusting the brightness slider.

Viewing Text on Television

Due to the different technology used in the manufacturing of

televisions and monitors, standard text may look too small on

your television. You can compensate for this by using larger

fonts.