“Technicolor Expert” is a profile made by Technicolor with the goal of maximizing picture accuracy.“Game” works on decreasing response times for improved game performance.“Sports” increases the color brightness and vibrancy to go along with sports events.
“Cinema” focuses on movie playback, so it changes the refresh rates and colors.
APS stands for “Auto Power Save.” It’s all about reducing the consumption of power. The “Standard” is a default preset that’s versatile. If you decide to stick with a preset and not bother with advanced picture settings, here’s a list of all the presets and what they are for: The preset list will immediately pop up, meaning that all that remains is choosing a preset. Select “Picture Mode.” It’s the first icon from the bunch, excluding the one that closes this menu. This will open the “Quick Settings” menu. Here you’re able to change the font, text size, text color, etc. Note: The “Digital Mode Options” let you format the captions. In the closed captions settings, besides turning them off or on, you can choose between analog and digital mode, and you can also change some digital mode options. From here, enter the “Closed Captions” option. Select the gear icon in the top-right corner of the screen. You can also turn closed captions on or off by configuring them in the Settings menu: The captions should appear as soon as you enable them. The TV will let you know that you have successfully enabled or disabled captions by showing a notification on the screen. To enable or disable captions, select this icon. One of those is “CC,” the closed captions icon. This will display a banner with the show info, and you will see two icons in the top-right corner. Turn your TV on, find the program you want to caption, and press the “Enter” button.
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