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Thanks again JB. I have read about the usage of a sound meter in the
old post. You have reminded me to make use of this effective device. |
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Tommy, please read this and remove your post.
http://www.avbuzz.com/bbs/av/diss.php?tid=14149
Principal, If you want very accurate calibration for your projector, you
need to have people like CKL/LiOn to use colorfact to calibrate. It will
give you calibration close to 65K (standard for NTSC). I think the HiVi
disc are more geared toward the sound and simple display calibration
(brightness, contrast, etc.). For sound tune up, you need a sound
meter. Both HiVi and Avia will give you different tone to help you to
calibrate. Without the meter, it is difficult to calibrate the sound
accurately for surround sound. Unfortuately, the disc is only part of the
equation. |
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Thank you JB, in fact I wish to tune up the audio and video part of my
AV system.
My 'cheap cheap' system:
Projector: Z2
Screen: Kikuchi 73"
DVD: GIEC3118
AV Amp: Pioneer VSX D711
Front Spk: KEF Coda 8
Surround Spk: Bose 101MM
Centre Spk: Infinity Video 1
Component cable: Supra AV-3 |
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What is your purposes? To calibrate a projector, Avia is much better,
but it's not easy for beginner. |
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Thank you all for yours' recommendation. I'll buy Hi-Vi Cast in the next
few days. Any one can tell me where can I get the best price?
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I wish to buy one of the above disc for callibrating my AV system. Any advice from big brothers here that which one is better in terms of function / price? Or any other suggestions?
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