Breaking in your Plasma TV with your PS3 music player?

[Go Blue]

[QUOTE=Sling;817592]Safe bet for the first 300 hours
1)Stay away from break-in disk

So, is a break-in disk just not necessary, and only useful if you can't wait a few hundred hours of normal TV watching? Can it actually harm the plasma? I find this interesting since they are so high on the break-in disk @ AVS.

[Sling]

Originally Posted by Sling

Safe bet for the first 300 hours
1)Stay away from break-in disk.

Originally Posted by schultz

So, is a break-in disk just not necessary, and only useful if you can't wait a few hundred hours of normal TV watching? .

break-in disk are not necessary .
BDisk can be harmful to new phosphors leaving TV on for long periods of time.

Originally Posted by schultz

Can it actually harm the plasma? .

There are more then a few users of BDisk that have found burnt pixels during running disk for long periods of time and had DVD player freeze up during BDisk marathon finding out that DVD player menu had been displayed while sleeping or at work...NOT GOOD

Originally Posted by schultz

[I find this interesting since they are so high on the break-in disk @ AVS.

Like I said its a 50 /50 split .there are more then a few AVS plasma TV vets that don't believe in BDisk.
If BDisk are such a good thing Samsung , Pio and panny would have thrown one in the box your TV came in.
when it comes to the popularity of BDisk over at AVS hmm AVS loved HD DVD lol.

Breakin disk are a gamble.

[ManUtd]

If BDisk are such a good thing Samsung , Pio and panny would have thrown one in the box your TV came in.

One of the main reasons I didn't do any breaking-in for my Elite Kuro.

[Sling]

Originally Posted by sling

If BDisk are such a good thing Samsung , Pio and panny would have thrown one in the box your TV came in..

Originally Posted by Art Vandelay

One of the main reasons I didn't do any breaking-in for my Elite Kuro.

Smart call