Setting

Options

Description

Sync.

Varying levels available

Adjusts signal to eliminate

 

 

fuzziness or flickering in

 

 

computer images

Position

Up, down, left, right

Adjusts the image location on the

 

 

screen

Progressive

Off

Sets whether to convert

 

Video

interlaced-to-progressive signals

 

for certain video image types

 

Film/Auto

 

Off: for fast-moving video images

 

 

 

 

Video: for most video images

 

 

Film/Auto: for movies, computer

 

 

graphics, and animation

Noise Reduction

Off

Reduces flickering in analog

 

NR1

images in two levels

 

 

 

NR2

 

HDMI Video Range

Auto

Sets the video range to match the

 

Normal

setting of the device connected to

 

the HDMI input port

 

Expanded

 

Auto: detects the video range

 

 

 

 

automatically

 

 

Normal: normally for images from

 

 

a device other than a computer;

 

 

can also be selected if the black

 

 

areas of the image are too bright

 

 

Expanded: normally for images

 

 

from a computer; can also be

 

 

selected if the image is too dark

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Epson 1980MWU Setting Options Description Sync, Position, Progressive Off, Video, Film/Auto, Noise Reduction Off, Expanded

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