It really sounds a lot like what my TV calls "dynamic contrast" as well.
Maybe the setting simply has a different name on your TV? (What's the exact model?) Look for settings on your TV that sound like they improve picture quality by magic, and if turned on, try turning them off.
My brother's Panasonic LCD had something similar, is an option that adjusts the contrast automatically or something like that. I say is the tv, check some of the options in Picture or Contrast or advanced options.
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| Netyaroze said: If its the software play around with the settings there will be a solution. But maybe you have one of those LED tvs that use mirrors to reflect the light evenly on the LCD screen to be slim and achieve similar quality as the thicker LED LCD tvs. Maybe those mirrors screw somehow up while trying to get the perfect contrast. This can result in certain scenes to illuminate the picture wrong. Would be a Hardware problem then. But this should also happen everywhere in certain scenes, be it TV, Games, Movies. If its just because of wrong settings you will find a solution. |
My TV is KLD40M4000
I'm pretty sure it is the dynamic contrast, but I can't change it.
it's called ACE contrast enhancement on that tv or advanced contrast enhancement.
I don't see any option to turn it off either in the manual. Did you turn light sensor off? That also changes the brightness. Light from the tv reflecting back on the tv can cause it to go darker.
You can try to turn off all the advanced settings anyway, not needed for blu-ray.
does your tv have that light sensor auto dimming thing?
mine dims aswell,its probably a tv setting,must be some kind of auto setting or something
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