Plasma TV has permanent burn in from xbox one logo

Hi Bzurke,

Sorry about the burn in on your TV. You've made multiple posts on this issue, and have received multiple answers. One post including here , and I cannot find the other post to which I replied a couple times. Please do not re-post in the forums and only use
the original thread you created. If you do not agree with the posts from the forums, I would suggest contacting your TV manufacturer or Xbox support at the link below.

Contact Xbox Support

Check out the link below: "Plasma TV “Burn-In”: Fact or Myth?"

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http://hdguru.com/plasma-tv-burn-in-fact-or-myth/826/

Very weird. It's not Burn-in is it? Is it a plasma tv?

[quote user="Gremelin"]

I JUST bought a Samsung 51" Plasma TV set, burn is no issue on the newer sets, they have a "reset" feature that makes burn an issue of the past.

Running at 1080p I have no lag at all, no pixelation issues, no ghosting, nothing that my old plasma experienced.

My plasma runs at about the same temp as my lcd, both of which are far cooler than my lcos tv.

LCD's and Plasmas of the current generation have about the same lifespan.

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Ah, ignorance is bliss.



Yes, you can get temporary ghosting which can be cured. Actual burn-in can only occasionally be masked by burning a new image over the complete screen. In other words, it is permanent unless you wish to damage the entire viewable area. Burn-in is caused
when a set's phosphors have basically aged prematurely. A damaged pixel is a damaged pixel. The only way to fix it is to replace the screen, or as I've already stated, attempt to damage the entire screen equally. Since plasma displays use phosphors, and phosphors
are susceptible to burn-in... Burn-in will always remain possible on a plasma display.

It's actually worse in some cases, ghosting can appear far faster than it used to on tube TVs, but lasts far shorter On a CRT in the old days, if you had burn-in it was permanent. These days on LCD/LED/Plasmas, it'll fade shortly afterwards.