Marantz PD 4220 V Owners Manual
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Features Benefits Plasma monitor Compatible with PC signals up to UXGA, HDTV signals, and PAL, NTSC and Secam transmission signals High quality de-interlacing Digital Luminance Transient Improvement Digital Color Transient Improvement Accublend scan converter A multitude of inputs; Composite, S-Video, Component RGBhv, RGB and DVi Intuitive on screen menu Build in power amps for external speakers High quality picture performance with natural colors Full compatibility regardless the source or resolution Provides the most accurate reconstruction of the original film content without motion artifacts Ensures a sharp and accurate image Assure clear, distinct colors without smearing effect Automatically converts the resolution of the source to the native resolution of the screen A host of multimedia resources can be easily connected Easy to setup and operate with direct on screen feedback Sound reproduction via youre a speaker system of your choice Technological glossary: The PD4220V pushes the limits of picture performance to new extremes for multimedia entertainment in your home. With its large screen size, plasma display technology is the best way to realize a flat panel display with outstanding image quality. This Marantz plasma has a stunning 1500:1 contrast ratio and a beautiful color reproduction for a crisp and vivid image quality which will transform data from any medium into art. The PD4220V incorporates advanced digital image enhancing techniques, and as you expect from a Marantz, its picture performance is balanced by exceptional good looks. It perfectly complements your AV tuner and surround sound system, at the heart of your home theater. A plasma display comprises an array of cells (or pixels), each composed of three sub-pixels corresponding to red, green and blue. In each sub-pixel gas in a plasma state reacts with phosphors to produce colored light. Since these phosphors are the same types used in conventional CRTs, so you get the rich, dynamic colors you expect. Each sub-pixel can produce over 16 million colors. Plasma technology in addition is not affected by magnetic fields and has no color drifts and edge distortion. And all of this in a display that is less than 89 mm (3.5 inches) thick! A conventional TV image is interlaced, where each frame is built up from two interlaced image fields that are view simultaneously. However, when viewing interlaced video on non-interlaced TVs (like plasma) that display the interlaced images sequentially, an artifact known as tear is visible. Tearing is due to both fields showing the object moving at slightly different times. The Marantz PD4220V has a motion compensated de-interlacer that merges the two fields to faithfully reproduce the original frame without unpleasant motion artifacts. Making a big impression Plasma technology for perfect color reproduction Motion-compensated de-interlacing Behind the scenes, advanced digital image processing algorithms optimize picture quality, leaving you free to enjoy the ultimate viewing experience. Digital Color Transient Improvement (DCTI) reduces color smear at the vertical edges of bright colored areas on the TV image whereas Digital Luminance Transient Improvement (DLTI) enhances contour detail in scenes for a sharper, more natural picture. Black level expansion creates richer, deeper black tones. It dynamically analyses every image and literally stretches dark areas to a realistic black while leaving light areas untouched. The result is better contrast, without black areas looking gray if you increase the picture brightness. Digital transient improvements Black level expansion The PD4220V uses a high-performance, 10-bit digital gamma processing circuit to optimize the non-linear imaging characteristics. It is far superior to conventional analogue and lesser bit-rate gamma processing; this circuitry delivers natural colors and smooth image graduation. 10-Bit digital gamma processing
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Unlike the lower quality comb filters, the 4H Comb Filter in Marantz LCD TV's separates signals for brightness and color with an advanced technology. The processing of RF and composite video signals is done far more accurately for a sharper, cleaner picture. In addition the filter reduces discoloration in fine detailed area in a picture and provides good overall color purity. This clearly separates color boundaries and making images softer and cleaner. Detail noise is reduced significantly. This noise can normally be seen as shimmering or flicker, in complex or intricately detailed scenes. The PD4220V is compatible with composite and S-Video signals from NTSC, PAL, SECAM, HD, DVD and DTV inputs plus RGB from a computer at VGA, SVGA, XGA, SXGA or UXGA resolutions. The accublend scan conversion automatically converts the PC signals to the native resolution of the display. It has a multitude of inputs to ensure that a host of multimedia resources can be easily connected and displayed as brilliantly as intended. Whether you want to view a sporting event, a DVD movie, a satellite broadcast or surf the Internet with incredible big screen impact, this fantastic plasma monitor will accommodate your needs. 4H digital comb filter Universal display capabilities Bypacked accessories - User manual - Power cable - Remote control - Batteries RC4240PD