Heb redelijk wat informatie gevonden over rear projection en consoles, dit is het belangrijkste wat ik gevonden heb omdat ze spreken uit eigen ervaring
Ngamer4life asks, Is the warning pamphlet that accompanies every GameCube game, which cautions about using gaming consoles with rear projection TVs, relevant to today's fast-paced, quick frame rate games (i.e. Star Wars: Rogue Leader, Resident Evil, Eternal Darkness, SSBM, SM Sunshine, etc)? I can understand if you left MS. Pac Man on the screen for hours, but how pertinent is it in present day?
Mike H. Says: Even with fast-paced games like those, there are often still things like control schemes weapon icons around the top, bottom, and sides of the screen that are fixed in one place.
The issue has declined in importance because TVs have improved over time, but it has not completely dissipated. In general, it's safe to use rear projection sets. Some even have "Game" settings that lower the screen's brightness to avoid the burn-in effect. If you're just having a regular afternoon gaming session, the TV set will be fine. If you really need to keep a game paused for a long period of time (because you'll loose your spot or something), it's still a good idea to play it safe, so turn the TV's power off.
Adam Says: I own a 62" Rear Projection HDTV, and have had zero problems with it. You should always calibrate TVs such as this with DVDs like "Video Essentials" or "Avia" and it'll keep your contrast and brightness settings low enough to make burn-in almost a complete non-issue.
But treat it like a baby just to be safe...
Mike Suzuki Says: Yeah, I often used my parents 50" rear-projection TV for gaming back when I had my N64. As long as you're careful about your brightness settings and make sure static images are not projected for too long, you should be fine. I just adjusted the brightness a little and made sure to switch to TV for a minute or two every hour and the TV was fine throughout the life on my N64 (and now my GameCube).
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Het blijkt dus wel ok te zijn, met mate