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Using Menu Functions
Video Settings menu
You can select the options listed below on the “Video
Settings” menu. To select options in “Settings”, refer
to “Navigating through menus” (page 26).
Motion Enhancer
Provides smoother picture movement and reduces picture blur.
“High”: Provides smoother picture movement such as for film-based contents.
“Standard”: Provides smooth picture movement. Use this setting for standard use.
“Off”: Use this setting when the “High” and “Standard” settings result in noise.
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Depending on the video, you may not see the effect visually, even if you have changed the
setting.
Cinema Drive
Provides improved picture movement when playing DVD or VCR images taken on
film, reducing picture blur and graininess.
“Auto 1”: Provides smoother picture movement than the original film-based
content. Use this setting for standard use.
“Auto 2”: Provides the original film-based content as is.
“Off”: Turns off the “Cinema Drive” feature.
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If the image contains irregular signals or too much noise, “Cinema Drive” will be automatically
turned off even if “Auto 1” or “Auto 2” is selected.
Game/Text Mode
Provides the optimum screen for viewing images with fine lines and characters that
are input from video game equipment and PCs. Set to “On” for the sharp display of
fine lines or characters.
Video/Photo
Provides suitable image quality by selecting the option depending on the input
source (video or photograph data).
“Video-A”: Sets suitable image quality, depending on the input source, video data
or photograph data when directly connecting Sony HDMI output-capable equipment
that supports “Video-A” mode.
“Video”: Produces suitable image quality for moving pictures.
“Photo”: Produces suitable image quality for still images.
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The setting is fixed to “Video” when Video-A mode is not supported on the connected
equipment, even if “Video-A” is selected.
x.v.Colour
Displays moving pictures that is more faithful to the original source by matching the
colour space of source.
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The setting is fixed to “Normal” when the input signal is HDMI (RGB), even if “x.v.Colour”
is selected.
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