However, the answer is “No” to both questions. In the past, plasma TV burn-in problems with such issues. Recently, engineers have addressed these issues in order to improve the technology so there is not much danger. DisplaySearch director of North American TV Market Research, namely, Paul Gagnon, said that it might not be a big problem. Moreover, it is not really a problem is with older TVs, even if the problem is reduced with age itself. But much to see 4 – 3, is probably a cause uneven wear on the plasma, and in fact even more robust LCD sets, creating a burn-in-kind effect. All this makes a huge amount. According to Joel Silver of the Imaging Science Research Laboratory, where eighty to ninety percent of TV viewers Pillar Boxed finally aired the country into a problem. Because of the lack of phosphorus in LCD devices, they can not really burn, but can be worn unevenly.A few stations in the creativity of the pillar-boxed items by displaying slow-moving pattern instead of black bars on the side of the screen apply. This reduces the chance of a problem. I guess it’s the audience about the fact that it reminds consider HD channel. Currently, most plasma TVs come with a gray bar option that also helps the risk of burn-in. They should while standard-definition stations. This does not work with Pillar Boxed transfer function of high definition channels, as is the Pillar boxes at the station itself, not your TV.
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