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Hey Gang its been a while... Quick question, where can a guy get replacement tubes for a Sony KP57HW40 The blue gun went out on my in-laws TV and I figured I could replace it and calibrate it and such. Any help would be great. thanks

I'd recomend the Harmony line of remotes. I have the 680 and it kicks ass. easy to program. easy to operate. heck even my mother-in-law can use it. ValueElectronics sells them, and so does TigerDirect.com, among others. If you want to do some research on the Harmoney remotes, head over...

I've heard that HDNet has a calibration screen or two, but I've heard they are off some how... something about color balence or something like that. And I never been able to catch the dang show... but then again I haven't looked all that hard.

So I'm well aware of how proper calibration can improve the quality of the viewing experience, but I have a question. All of the Do it yourself stuff, like DVE, are on DVD, which is great for analog connections. What do we do for DVI or HDMI connections short of getting a DVI/HDMI DVD player?

How do you run Avia or Digital Video Essentials on your HD input? I mean, I am using a HDMI port and my DVD player doesnt support that. So I'd need a component to HDMI adapter, or RGB(VGA) to HDMI adapter if I was going to run it from my laptop. suggestions?

Now when I think of calibration I think of convergence. I have never seen any place on my Toshiba HD tube set that one can adjust convergence. Certainly one can adjust contrast, brightness, color saturation etc. :cool: