[sgorveatt]

How do you use this script to adjust your display. I get the script to work, as it displays all the screens, but I'm not sure what to do with them. I was wondering if anyone knew of a guide on using those screens to calibrate my TV.

[bassquake]

Hi.

The script simply displays the images so you can adjust the tv itself such as brightness, contrast, colour or geometry tests to check for warping etc.

Hope that helps.

[Livin]

sgorveatt,
reading the documentation that comes with the script usually helps to explain what the script does and how to use it

In this case I've secretly hidden it in a place you'll never find it... the file called README.txt -- sneaky huh!

[sgorveatt]

Okay thanks for the replies, but I know it displays images that I use to adjust my display or tv itself. My question is; How do I adjust my TV, using these images, to get the optimal picture. For example should I lower my contrast to a point where I can just barely see the difference in grey shades in one of the images.

Thanks, and I did read the readme.txt

[Livin]

sgorveatt,
I suggest doing research on how to adjust your TV using the templates. Each TV and each image/template is used in a different way... some simply require using the TV's settings and a few also require using color swatches.

these topics have been covered 1000 times in other forums and in web posts across the internet... happy reading.