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JScreenFix is a small, free Java Applet that helps remove burn-in
marks on plasma screens by switching on and off red, green and blue
colour segments very rapidly.
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Sorry this tv it is not repairable because the tv Plasma screen panel itself it is the tv problems and the causes,this tv only can be repair by replace the whole new tv Plasma screen panel itself only not practical.Because the tv Plasma screen panel are 90% inportant to the tv functions and the cost of the tv.By replacing the tv Plasma screen panel will cost the same as a new tv.
No,only way to placed the Plasma screen panel,that not an option,because replaced the Plama screen panel will cost the same as a new tv.Sorry have to live with the burn in image or buy a another tv,buy a LCD or a LED tv this time,not as bright and that good with cinamax movies,like a Plasma tvs,but u will not have burn in easy as a Plama tv.
yes it is, the only thing that you need to be aware of with plasmas is that you don't want an image to stay continually on the screen as the screen will burn that image into itself. An example would be if you would use the tv as a second screen for your computer and the desktop image was always on the screen, eventually it will get burned in to the screen.
Picture burn is caused not only by xbox's, wii's and such, but by regular tv as well (those little insignias in the bottom right hand corner).
Main thing is to turn any brightness controls down to lower levels, and do not leave still images on the screen all the time. As long as the images are moving, then the screens don't "burn".
No. Today's plasmas are less susceptible to burn-in effect. However, plasmas run hotter than LCD TV. Without proper ventilation coupled with extended viewing hours (whether playing games or watching TV) it can hurt your TV. Enjoy playing!
I was worried about burn in when I got my 42 inch plasma a year ago. I read reviews and suggestions saying that you should not play games on it for the first couple months of use on the plasma TV's. I actaully stayed away from games for about a month on it and I have been fine and have never had any issues. I have a cheaper model as well so I would guess the expensive ones would be even better then that for burn in.
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