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Question

What would be the best picture settings for 22" LG LED LN451

Aug 14, 2013 8:58AM PDT

Or just the best settings you could find on it. But it's actually 21.5" diagonal.
Anyways I'm having minor problems with the TV, possibly the quality, but when I'm comparing my HD TV to others, their quality is much better, true HD you could say though mine supports up to 1080p.
Major thing I noticed is that there is no resolution setting so might that be the problem? When I'm looking close as the quality seems kinda sharp and from a distance I notice it a bit but barely, but it still irritates me.
Anybody got good settings? =D
Note: This is for gaming and once again I have compared, others have greatly better settings.

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Always try the other forum at link to follow.
Aug 14, 2013 9:06AM PDT
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@R.Proffit
Aug 14, 2013 9:15AM PDT

I'm posting this precisely because I cannot find good settings for mine because since it's a 22" not many people use it.

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This is a very low volume forum.
Aug 14, 2013 9:30AM PDT

Sorry if that upset you but I try to direct you to the forum that has more traffic. On the left side of that forum are links about how CNET calibrates and more.
Bob

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Major edit:
Aug 14, 2013 9:25AM PDT

I think this might be the problem, when I go to TV settings I cannot find a setting to choose 720p or 1080.

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Odd. I have yet to see a TV with such a setting.
Aug 14, 2013 9:32AM PDT

So far, HDTVs are 720 or 1080 with future models going 4K or UltraHD.

The designation tells us about the panel's capability.
Bob

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It would depend on what the source is sending
Aug 14, 2013 9:44AM PDT

It will probably say the 720 or 1080 in the corner for a second when you switch the source. And how you have it hooked up like HDMI or component cables.