What is the correct settings for color, contrast, tint, to get the clearest picture possible
Hi,
Adjust the video output settings on the devices connected to your Panasonic HDTV. To view 1080p programming, enter into the service menu on your external device and change "Video Output" to the appropriate resolution. By default, the Panasonic TV is always displaying content in the resolution provided for it by the external device. If your cable box is set to output in "1080i," for example, your TV will display content in 1080i.
Let me know if this fixes the issue.
Regards,Suhail
SOURCE: vizio 42" fhdtv - need help for better picture quality settings
Since you're using "analog cable", I would adjust the television such that the picture is not streched. This means there will be black bars to the left/right of the 4:3 picture, but you should experience some improvement in picture quality because the TV is not trying to interpolate what to do with an already crappy analog cable signal.
You may also want to add a signal booster where the cable first enters your residence... often, folks split that analog signal up so much it is weak... and looks much like you describe.
SOURCE: My Vizio 32 inch HDTV
Maybe if you are using component input wires, one is not inserted fully. Set color to max and put tint in the center, then flip channels and look for known solid colors items of red, blue and green. You can see when one is missing, as a mixed color will just look odd, but a true r,b or g will just not be there so to speak. Hopefully is might just be a feed wire in, but be careful, as too much pressure on insertion can crack a solder joint inside the set.
SOURCE: setting of color,contrast,brightness,tint,shape
The manual is here:
http://70.168.148.201/documents/downloads/hdtv/E420VL/42510-0110%20E420VL_E470VL_E550VL%20Manual_Final.pdf
Pages 34 and 35 appear to be what you are after.
Please vote if this information helped.
SOURCE: Bought new Vizio TV on
it looks like your tv is defective, now the best thing to do here is bring it back to the store since is under warranty.
good luck
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