LCD Monitor

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I bought a new PC 3 weeks ago. I have a problem:
1: I have a 17 ' LCD LG monitor (Flatron 1740b), when I watch a DVD
the quality of the picture is not as good as it is on my TV. (which
is not an LCD TV). How can I get better picture quality? I was told
that the image should be better than my TV.!!!
Thanks!
 
natu98 said:
I bought a new PC 3 weeks ago. I have a problem:
1: I have a 17 ' LCD LG monitor (Flatron 1740b), when I watch a DVD
the quality of the picture is not as good as it is on my TV. (which
is not an LCD TV). How can I get better picture quality? I was told
that the image should be better than my TV.!!!
Thanks!
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Are you using digital input or analog? I found a huge difference [digital
being much better].

Also, LCD's really don't like any resolution other than their native one.
If you've set it it anything other than native, it will also be a big step
down in quality.
 
fj said:
natu98 said:
I bought a new PC 3 weeks ago. I have a problem:
1: I have a 17 ' LCD LG monitor (Flatron 1740b), when I watch a DVD
the quality of the picture is not as good as it is on my TV. (which
is not an LCD TV). How can I get better picture quality? I was told
that the image should be better than my TV.!!!
Thanks!
Click to expand...

Are you using digital input or analog? I found a huge difference
[digital being much better].

Also, LCD's really don't like any resolution other than their native
one. If you've set it it anything other than native, it will also be
a big step down in quality.
Click to expand...

LCD COMPUTER monitors are crap for watching dvds without the proper
hardware.
 
natu98 said:
I bought a new PC 3 weeks ago. I have a problem:
1: I have a 17 ' LCD LG monitor (Flatron 1740b), when I watch a DVD
the quality of the picture is not as good as it is on my TV. (which
is not an LCD TV). How can I get better picture quality? I was told
that the image should be better than my TV.!!!
Click to expand...

Go back to CRT. LCD displays only look good at their native resolution.
When playing a DVD, it lowers the resolution so some pixels are
interpolated which gives a blocky effect.


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Which model of video card are you using? And what is the rated Response
Time of your LCD monitor?
 
The video card is a SiS, dont know what number. The frequency reate i
60 mhz, and the monitor is on its native resolutio
 
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