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Summary: Prevent burn-in on a plasma TV by turning it off when not in use or setting up a screen saver. Avoid getting burn-in on a plasma television with tips from an audio/video technician in this free video on home electronics.
Charles Willet is the owner of ATX A/V in Austin, Texas. He began his A/V career operating a recording studio after receiving training from the Dallas Sound Lab in Audio Engineering &...read more
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"Hi! I'm Charles with ATX audio Video. Many people commonly ask me how do you prevent burn-in, on a Plasma screen T.V.? There's a couple common, easy ways to prevent burn-in on a Plasma screen T.V. One, whenever you leave the home. Make sure that you turn off the Plasma T.V. Another method is to set a screen saver on your DVD player or on your cable box or satellite receiver. Have it set to a screen saver, if you really have a program pause over thirty minutes. Another way, on some of the newer Plasmas is they actually offer a set up menu. That allows you to set a screen saver on the T.V. Where it detects non-motion of picture which is what causes Plasma screen burn-in. You read and select the amount of time. And the screen saver will automatically come on to prevent burn-in on your screen. And that is how you prevent a burn-in on a Plasma screen T.V."
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