I like digital copy. It allows me to keep a copy in the living room on blu ray and have a copy on my network accessible to other areas of the house (mostly the 24" iMac in my bedroom doubling as a TV).

I only wish that they would package a higher definition digital copy.

I've never understood the criticism that modern RPTV's take for not being "flat." Unless you plan on mounting it on a wall, there's very little difference. Is it just the wife/girlfriend factor?

@kcjones

I find that the CNET settings are pretty close to right. I would much rather input them before going to the DVE test patterns than go straight from factory settings to DVE. Maybe it's just a personal preference, but, none the less, I find some value in CNET's numbers.

Plus, I would MUCH rather e-mail friends that don't calibrate their sets those numbers than let them use by DVE disk and have to field a dozen questions on how to use it. But, again, personal preference.

I like these actually. They aren't perfect - but they are pretty close which makes calibrating a lot easier when you don't have to start from sratch.


Plus....it's great to be able to e-mail those settings to people that don't calibrate at all. Anything is better than watching a TV that someone that doesn't know what they are doing tried to calibrate.