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Degradation of picture quality with newer 05.00 firmware on LM670


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I noticed severe degradation of picture quality with newer firmware. What are they doing? Picture is not sharp any more, but when you increase sharpness option it becomes even worse - unwacthable.

Did anybody alse noticed it? I am talkin about good sources- bluray remuxes.

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