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Q: My Sharp Aquos TV picture
keeps getting brighter and darker when playing a movie. A: Many models of Sharp Aquos LCD TV's use a process called OPC to
enhance the contrast of the image depending on the amount of light in a room. Depending on the set-up, the image can
even affect the amount of light the sensor picks up. To disable
this feature, go into the menu, select picture, and turn turn the dynamic picture off.
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Q: Should I have a HDMI cable run to my TV?
A: That depends. HDMI is the newest
protocol for delivering high definition digital video and audio to your TV. If it is easily accessable, it
would be a good idea to run a HDMI cable from your receiver, cable box, etc to the TV to prepare for the future technologies. This
is the only way to ship the format 1080p from a BluRay player at this time, but cable boxes, satellite boxes, and up-converting
DVD players only display 1080i, which is able to run over standard component cables. Also, it is very hard to
see the difference between 1080p and 1080i on most TV's, especially on a TV that is smaller than 52."
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