Widescreen Movie burn in on Plasma HDTVs?
Just a quick question: I heard that when you get a plasma TV, you have to break it the first month or 2 (100-200 hours) watching tv fullscreen to avoid burning any way in, I'm just wondering, after this period to break it, it will be good to watch a widescreen movie? And I do not mean more than a movie right after another. I just say, as a movie size. (Say, about 2 hours), or I'll have to expand every time I watch a widescreen movie?-Philip PS – Please do not tell me to get another type of HDTV. I do not want an LCD or DLP for our downstairs. This is not what I'm doing here.
Are correct. Watching a single movie in widescreen should not be a problem.
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