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[QUOTE=&quot;scandiskwindows9x, post: 90508, member: 5694&quot;]Mine is connected by HDMI&nbsp; connector and works fine, my television is a panasonic viera plasma and have on auto the deep color setting.My blu ray player is a philips bdp3200 and is fantastic the image settings usually hdmi use the same system&nbsp; used to computers of displays that are plug and play to report to the blu ray player what resolutions, formats and aspect rate&nbsp; support your television or display. In my case always is on 1080p Is xv color set in on? 525 is pal resolution not ntsc or even the fps used in the americas which is 59.94&nbsp; or 29, 97 fps, Also can check up some blu ray player&nbsp; have the option of auto resolution and settingsAlso can be a issue of the television usually lcdtv the skin tones looks too whitewash and pale colors.thanks god I&nbsp; own a&nbsp; plasma display.Also can try a different hdmi cable Sent from my LG-P500h using Tapatalk[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="scandiskwindows9x, post: 90508, member: 5694"]Mine is connected by HDMI connector and works fine, my television is a panasonic viera plasma and have on auto the deep color setting. My blu ray player is a philips bdp3200 and is fantastic the image settings usually hdmi use the same system used to computers of displays that are plug and play to report to the blu ray player what resolutions, formats and aspect rate support your television or display. In my case always is on 1080p Is xv color set in on? 525 is pal resolution not ntsc or even the fps used in the americas which is 59.94 or 29, 97 fps, Also can check up some blu ray player have the option of auto resolution and settings Also can be a issue of the television usually lcdtv the skin tones looks too whitewash and pale colors.thanks god I own a plasma display. Also can try a different hdmi cable Sent from my LG-P500h using Tapatalk[/QUOTE]

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