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08-17-2011, 04:13 PM	#1
gl-14 Active Member Member since:Mar 2010 Location:Buenos Aires, Argentina Blu-ray collection:25	LED burn-in?? Hello everyone!! Sorry if this has been posted in another thread, but I just wanted to know how long would I have to watch a movie in 1.33:1 for my TV to have burn-in. I mean, how many hours of 4:3 watching are we talking about?? I actually didn't know LCD LEDs could get that until I read the manual. For example, could I watch Gone With The Wind entirely in 4:3 or any other movie in that AR and not have to worry about burn-in?? If it's any use, I have a Sony EX6 46" TV. Thank you to any one who responds!!

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