- Explanation of how to use specific test patterns to calibrate your display
- Easy to use menu system with descriptive text to help navigate each option
- A 90 minute overview of the basics of HDTV and an introduction to the world of creating HDTV programs
- Included color filters assist in calibration
- Audio calibration test signals
Created by home theater industry legend Joe Kane, HD Basics is the
definitive High Definition home theater calibration tool. It promises to
improve your picture and give you an understanding of the concepts that
are vital to getting the most out of your HDTV.
Easy to use menu system
25 minute ‘quick set-up” option including an in depth description and explanation of how to use specific test patterns to calibrate your display
Audio calibration test signals
Descriptive text in the menu to help navigate each option
A 90 minute overview of the basics of HDTV
Introduction to the world of creating HDTV programs
Audio commentary by Cinematographer Allen Daviau and Joe Kane.
Buy “Digital Video Essentials: HD Basics “ For Only $15.99
January 31, 2006
#1
I never got this item till date.Inspite of telling amazon,they had shipped this item to my previous apartment at cleveland. I also tried contacting USPS at cleveland regardign the same and they could not help it.It would be really great if amazon could assist me in getting this product at my louisville address.
Thanks
Stan
January 31, 2006
#2
I’m a dummy and bought this HD Basics disk to tweak my new LCD HD TV and HD player. I found out it wouldn’t work in my machine ONLY after I tried it. It wouldn’t play! It’s BLURAY ONLY! Of course I’d opened the package so can’t return it. The item description does’t mention this. I guess that’s the way dummies learn and DVE makes money. Maybe some day I’ll use this disk if I up-grade to BluRay.
January 31, 2006
#3
I gave this one to my son as he has the blue-ray.Same result no help.I can’t go off and tell you why exactly they did nothing for us but every thing in there was just basic instructions that you get out of the manual.
January 31, 2006
#4
This product is wholly unnecessary if you’ve got a half-decent television. Most televisions have settings that are 85% accurate to begin with.
Only worthwhile if you want to know at much as your TV calibration expert.
January 31, 2006
#5
Got a HDTV? You spent anywhere from several hundred to several thousand dollars on it, right? If you don’t calibrate the TV, it may look good, but won’t look as good as it has the potential to look. The whole reason you spent all that money on a HDTV was for the best possible looking picture, right? With that in mind, an $18 calibration disc (with color filters included) is a real no-brainer investment to help you get the most out of your expensive purchase.