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    jay007
    post Jul 26 2011, 04:14 AM
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    Hi.... I am a new user of WD TV LIve Plus.
    1) I heard that there are options to select 1080p 25Hz, 23.976Hz and 30 Hz. But I see only 24Hz,50Hz and 60Hz.
    My firmware is 1.04.18_B.
    Are these options removed from the plus firmware?

    2) What is the difference between RGB High, RGB Low and YCbCr?

    Please respond. I apologize if already discussed.
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    post Jul 26 2011, 06:05 AM
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    1. The latest FW version for the Live Plus is 1.05.04, so maybe those options were added later.

    2. Here's a discussion on the various colour space options that I found after a simple search. If it's too technical for you, simply ignore it, select each in turn (make sure your TV is also calibrated properly) and decide for yourself which option looks best to you on your set with your media (perceived quality is often quite subjective).
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