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Digital Video Essentials (2003)
Fine-tune your home theater setup with this instructional program geared toward state-of-the-art high definition plasma systems. This DVD tells you everything you need to know to set up and enhance a high-end system, explaining and demonstrating advanced calibration, and providing invaluable test patterns and instructions. Topics include progressive mastering, high-quality conversion and more.
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Fine-tune your home theater setup with this instructional program geared toward state-of-the-art high definition plasma systems. This DVD tells you everything you need to know to set up and enhance a high-end system, explaining and demonstrating advanced calibration, and providing invaluable test patterns and instructions. Topics include progressive mastering, high-quality conversion and more.
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Genre:Documentary, Family
Written By:Joseph J. Kane Jr.
In Theaters:9/9/2003
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Joe Kane Productions
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