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that's got t o do with personnel preference and room lighting , but as a general rule adjust color hue's till the edges of a white color object on screen has just lost its primary color edge
the older projection TV's actually have voltage numbers for the service tech to adjust them too , but im not remembering seeing any in the LCD manuals
If you are using an HDMI source for the video, you might not be able to control certain video/color settings as they are determined by the video itself.
You may be able to change mode on your TV to 'gaming', 'movie', 'sharp'...
I called Element TV they said the Tint adjustment/controls on most Digital Element TVs are programmed for "Non adjustment"with digital signals: On Large Element TVs , the "Tint" controls are used only for Analog Video and for NTSC viewing, but the controls are inoperative or blanked-out when watching PAL or SECAM digital signals (my is HDMI directly from Digital cable box).
CONNECT YOUR DVD PLAYER TO SOME OTHER TV .IF THE COLORS ARE OK ,THEN YOUR TV IS AT FAULT .
THE COLORS OF YOUR TV CAN EASILY BE RE ADJUSTED BY A TV SERVICE MAN.
THE CORRECT RATIO OF RED ,GREEN ,BLUE NEEDS TO BE ADJUSTED .
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