JVC RS3000

[Barry]

Thanks so much

[AVSMike]

New updated manual: http://books.jvc.com/Download/206370580/B5A-2809-4C.pdf

Note the new manual has Frame Adapt and Theater Optimizer in it. 

[AVSMike]

Also new command code document available.

[David Vaughn]

Also new command code document available.

Is there a way to put this in Excel with the hex codes? I just read through the document and am completely lost

[AVSCraig]

Summary of changes coming in the new v3.50 firmware -

[Franin]

I started with TO which I found worked really well on my projector. I then went to the updated previous firmware and chose +1 ( 1) and found it worked very well. But then after reading Kris post and doing more testing I found +1 was more of a brightness. The horse scene at 10000 nits you can see the difference between the TO and +1. The TO actually work better in my system.

[AVSMike]

Even after talking to JVC, I still had some questions regarding Theater Optimizer set up. Here is clear explanation of set up for lens memory, horizontal expansion lens fixed in place, Horizontal expansion lens on a sled and vertical compression lens, fixed in place.


Lens Memory:

This is simple. Use the actual 16x9 projected image.

For example. You have a 120” 2.35:1 screen. 46.9” height x 110.4” width.

Your 16x9 image is 46.9” x 83.5”. 96” diagonal. Round up to 100”.

Your 2.35 image is actually a 62.1” x 110.4”. 127” diagonal. This is a 16x9 image where the black bars are simply above and below the screen. Round up to 130”.



Anamorphic.

For example. You have a 120” 2.35:1 screen. 46.9” height x 110.4” width.

Using an old school horizontal expansion lens, your actual 16x9 image is 46.9” x 83.5”. 96” diagonal. Round up to 100”. Turn on Anamorphic Scaling (A or B) in the JVC menu. Then set Theater Optimizer.

Using a newer vertical compression lens, your actual 16x9 image is 62.1” x 110.4”. 127” diagonal. It is then compressed. Round up to 130”. Turn on Anamorphic Scaling (C or D) in the JVC menu. Then set Theater Optimizer.



Remember that you need to “set” Theater Optimizer after inputting all other settings, and you need to do it for each memory/install mode.

[AVSMike]

New JVC add for RS3000

[bmoney]

i like it! now to sell a kidney to buy one (or just walk to work everyday after i sell my bmw)

[jkasanic]

What am I missing? I thought Theater Optimizer was also on the NX7? Not sure about the NX5 but thought so too.

Or did you just mean ad?

[AVSMike]

What am I missing? I thought Theater Optimizer was also on the NX7? Not sure about the NX5 but thought so too.

Or did you just mean ad?

Advertisement for 3000 that JVC ran. T. O. is in 1000/2000 & 3000.

[jkasanic]

Advertisement for 3000 that JVC ran. T. O. is in 1000/2000 & 3000.

Yeah, the way Craig wrote it, sounded like it was something they “added” to the 3000.

[Franin]

Yeah, the way Craig wrote it, sounded like it was something they “added” to the 3000.

I read it the same way as you did. I thought you beauty were getting an add on for the NX9. Until I read it and could not read anything different that what we already have lol

[Jean Sibelius]

I received my NX9 just before Christmas (2020), so am lagging behind wrt many of you. Upgrading from a JVC DLA-RS55 this is a huge improvement. The only hesitation I have so far, it the lack of detail in the darkest black, but that is a matter of proper settings/calibration (which is work-in-progress). Besides that... I am in heaven 

[Dylan Seeger]

I received my NX9 just before Christmas (2020), so am lagging behind wrt many of you. Upgrading from a JVC DLA-RS55 this is a huge improvement. The only hesitation I have so far, it the lack of detail in the darkest black, but that is a matter of proper settings/calibration (which is work-in-progress). Besides that... I am in heaven

Try using one of the custom gamma modes. Try a 2.2 and see if that helps. You could also try increasing the Brightness setting one or two from the default.