I had a power outage over night and when power restored my tv came on and the last thing I was watching was a su day ticket channel so I had burned DirecTV straight across my 60 lg plasma. So sad. I have owned the tv 8 years and avoided burning the picture this far. The burn was pretty bad it went unnoticed for some time since the tv was in my basement. I ran this at .25 speed for about 24 hours with it on vivid (high contrast) and it is almost completely gone. It is only noticeable on complete black screens and barely. This truly saved my tv. Thanks
@@cimbakahn I ran it for 24 hours. This was over a year ago almost 2 now the TV still has it ever so slightly there but it doesn't bother me as it's just my football tv and as stated, it is only visable on black screens.
I got the 50 inch version and still using it daily to this very day. If you still have the ghost image this same channel has a colour version that I run all the time coz I play video games and health bars etc get burnt in all the time. Works a charm! ua-cam.com/video/4Zs1j26OQTM/v-deo.html
This is genius. I have a “vintage” Panasonic Viera from 2009 and I was stupid enough to pause Netflix with the logo white on black, along with some other screechy high contrast patterns. I thought I had ruined my screen (and I really love this TV). I’m so thankful this video (and others like it) exist here readily available and free. The screen is now completely wiped clean, even some old subtitle tracks are gone. So thank you!
Thank you, running this for only a few minutes completely removed the image retention caused by subtitles on my 12-year-old Panasonic TH-42PZ80E plasma tv!
Pretty sure it is built-in in the service menu of the tv; just press v- on the keyboard and, without releasing, rapidly press zero three times on the remote, when the menu comes up, press the red button on the remote two times: the plasma screen wipe will appear.
I had this thing and one other video on here rolling for hours and hours on my probably almost 20 year old Sharp Plasma TV. It had some burn in of my old desktop background and some audio editing software. I think I managed to clear it for the most part. It wasnt very bad though, just looked ugly in some colors and from some angles. Thanks for this, Burn in Doctor! You're the real Mr. Beast!
Most replayed at 1:30:06 and I can see why!! Awesome stuff... if I hadn't have seen it with my own eyes I would never have believed it! Once in a lifetime occurrence i'll be talking about years from now
Unreal! I never noticed it before but now that I've watched it, I don't understand how I was living life without seeing it! It really was a life changing experience!
Hi. Will this help with sparkling/firing pixels? I have a Pioneer Kuro LX6090 which has some white sparkling pixels biased to the upper and lower parts of the screen in certain dark scenes...
Was watching some content on twitch. Power went out. Had burn in afterwards. Left the TV for almost the whole duration of the video on and the burn in is completely gone.
This channel has colour one that will get rid of any remaining ghosting. I use it regularly coz I play video games for hours and health bars etc burn in all the time. Run it for a couple hours and it should be perfect again. ua-cam.com/video/4Zs1j26OQTM/v-deo.html
6-7 year old Panasonic has burn in from Red Dead Redemption 2's HUD. It's not super bad, and it's only noticeable on a fully black or white screen. I've had this running for just only 10 minutes with the screen on full brightness, and it's already looking MUCH better. I plan on leaving it on while I have dinner (another 20-30 minutes). It certainly seems to be doing the job.
The panasonic viera has this video built in the t.v already, just found it out now(dec.8th,2022) the menu settings, scroll down to setup, then scoll down to anti image retention, then select scroll bar. It will be the same exact thing as this video. Hope this helps.
Julie Froese it works best if used on regular basis. Once a burned in image has stayed there for a while it becomes harder to clear. But if you use this as a treatment on weekly basis it will help prevent future burn in as well as slowly work on the old ones.
I’ve been using a different “burn in fix” for the last few weeks and it failed to fix my Samsung Plasma burn in. However the one I was using has all sorts of colors whereas this one is just black and white. Can you tell me how this black and white one differs and if it will work on my Plasma? My screen has the banner for Fox News burned into it 😒
The one which had all sorts of colours is for OLED or QLED only ! This one is for lcd tvs. You should try this one if you have lcd. If you dont know try this one and if it works it work, and if it doesn’t, it doesnt .
@@alexandrudumitrascu7538 plasma is definitely a display type, it uses gas inside a thin panel to generate an image instead of LEDs. not all flat displays are plasma, and none of the modern ones are, they stopped being made in 2011
Burn in happens when Pixels display something for a long time without movement. This will remove long term burn in (burn that doesn't go away from lack of use or just with normal use) but won't really help with preventing it
It would not work on an OLED screen. Plasma TVs work differently. A plasma works by light bulbs that project the image you see vs a panel like most other TVs you see.
@@yunglion82 only one thing will fix your burn in, is you need to burn the entire display so you wouldn't notice the burn in, so use White color and make it static so your phone screen will be burned but evenly or flashing colors but same results
I had a power outage over night and when power restored my tv came on and the last thing I was watching was a su day ticket channel so I had burned DirecTV straight across my 60 lg plasma. So sad. I have owned the tv 8 years and avoided burning the picture this far. The burn was pretty bad it went unnoticed for some time since the tv was in my basement. I ran this at .25 speed for about 24 hours with it on vivid (high contrast) and it is almost completely gone. It is only noticeable on complete black screens and barely. This truly saved my tv. Thanks
I can tell you its not burned, its just the pixels getting too much power at once so they stay on, and thats why it will look like its burned.
I believe this is supposed to be run for 8 hours. You probably would benefit more from it then.
@@cimbakahn I ran it for 24 hours. This was over a year ago almost 2 now the TV still has it ever so slightly there but it doesn't bother me as it's just my football tv and as stated, it is only visable on black screens.
I got the 50 inch version and still using it daily to this very day. If you still have the ghost image this same channel has a colour version that I run all the time coz I play video games and health bars etc get burnt in all the time. Works a charm!
ua-cam.com/video/4Zs1j26OQTM/v-deo.html
This is genius. I have a “vintage” Panasonic Viera from 2009 and I was stupid enough to pause Netflix with the logo white on black, along with some other screechy high contrast patterns. I thought I had ruined my screen (and I really love this TV).
I’m so thankful this video (and others like it) exist here readily available and free.
The screen is now completely wiped clean, even some old subtitle tracks are gone.
So thank you!
This is a built-in feature of your “vintage” Panasonic Viera in the Setup/Anti Image retention.
It actually has none of that. No such option under Setup.
Thank you, running this for only a few minutes completely removed the image retention caused by subtitles on my 12-year-old Panasonic TH-42PZ80E plasma tv!
Perfect I got a 2013 Panasonic second hand and was worried it would be an issue
Pretty sure it is built-in in the service menu of the tv; just press v- on the keyboard and, without releasing, rapidly press zero three times on the remote, when the menu comes up, press the red button on the remote two times: the plasma screen wipe will appear.
This should be an existing, built-in feature of your Panasonic plasma TV. It's in mine under Setup/Anti Image retention.
I had this thing and one other video on here rolling for hours and hours on my probably almost 20 year old Sharp Plasma TV. It had some burn in of my old desktop background and some audio editing software. I think I managed to clear it for the most part. It wasnt very bad though, just looked ugly in some colors and from some angles. Thanks for this, Burn in Doctor! You're the real Mr. Beast!
very nice. i have subtitle burn in. i think a vertical scroller would be good for that.
Most replayed at 1:30:06 and I can see why!! Awesome stuff... if I hadn't have seen it with my own eyes I would never have believed it! Once in a lifetime occurrence i'll be talking about years from now
You are so fucking unfunny
Unreal! I never noticed it before but now that I've watched it, I don't understand how I was living life without seeing it! It really was a life changing experience!
Hi. Will this help with sparkling/firing pixels? I have a Pioneer Kuro LX6090 which has some white sparkling pixels biased to the upper and lower parts of the screen in certain dark scenes...
Was watching some content on twitch. Power went out. Had burn in afterwards. Left the TV for almost the whole duration of the video on and the burn in is completely gone.
ok i was skeptical to the speeds that the comments were stating but i actually saw noticeable improvement in just 10 minutes
This channel has colour one that will get rid of any remaining ghosting. I use it regularly coz I play video games for hours and health bars etc burn in all the time. Run it for a couple hours and it should be perfect again.
ua-cam.com/video/4Zs1j26OQTM/v-deo.html
i have 2 Pioneer xda508 after calibrated , never seen anything SO-COOL 10\10
6-7 year old Panasonic has burn in from Red Dead Redemption 2's HUD. It's not super bad, and it's only noticeable on a fully black or white screen.
I've had this running for just only 10 minutes with the screen on full brightness, and it's already looking MUCH better. I plan on leaving it on while I have dinner (another 20-30 minutes). It certainly seems to be doing the job.
lmao same
Literally same here lmao
Been there too, right now im here because of the minecraft tool bar and hearts 😂
The panasonic viera has this video built in the t.v already, just found it out now(dec.8th,2022) the menu settings, scroll down to setup, then scoll down to anti image retention, then select scroll bar. It will be the same exact thing as this video. Hope this helps.
You're exactly right!!! Panasonic and probably every plasma mfg knows this is a needed feature.
what TV model? mines VT and it doesn't have it. Its 2011.
pog it worked,tysm
What device it worked and how long please?
this is very good and effective screen repair application..
You saved my screen Olegsek! Marry me ;)
loL
Did it work on your plasma TVs?
I was playing botw, and I deflected a guardian laser and then the bottom half of my screen just burned.
Does it work for DSE on a Qled tv?
I use this for Poco F1
So....? If I play this on my plasma tv with a burnt in image, for 3 hours and that will fix it?
Julie Froese in theory, yep. the longer you play the video the more noticeably would the burn in go away
Julie Froese it works best if used on regular basis. Once a burned in image has stayed there for a while it becomes harder to clear. But if you use this as a treatment on weekly basis it will help prevent future burn in as well as slowly work on the old ones.
Turn contrast to vivid or high...I was having no luck but did this and Netflix burn in disappeared!
What tv was this on? On the F8500 if you crank the cell light to 20 you can get anything out in 30 minutes .
Panasonic plasma for me...
I’ve been using a different “burn in fix” for the last few weeks and it failed to fix my Samsung Plasma burn in. However the one I was using has all sorts of colors whereas this one is just black and white. Can you tell me how this black and white one differs and if it will work on my Plasma? My screen has the banner for Fox News burned into it 😒
The one which had all sorts of colours is for OLED or QLED only ! This one is for lcd tvs. You should try this one if you have lcd. If you dont know try this one and if it works it work, and if it doesn’t, it doesnt .
@@alexandrudumitrascu7538 mine is a Plasma TV, which video should I use to fix it?
@@riffdex well plasma can be either lcd or oled. Plasma isnt a display type. Try this one if it works it works if it doesnt than idk
@@alexandrudumitrascu7538 plasma is definitely a display type, it uses gas inside a thin panel to generate an image instead of LEDs. not all flat displays are plasma, and none of the modern ones are, they stopped being made in 2011
@@un1qu3-senpai well i live in romania and plasma is a tv type here . I never knew that, sorry.
Does this prevent image retention from happening?
no
Burn in happens when Pixels display something for a long time without movement. This will remove long term burn in (burn that doesn't go away from lack of use or just with normal use) but won't really help with preventing it
any luck on LG OLED screens?
What type i have a Lg stylo 3 plus
I also wanna know. Got some vertical bending and its only 2 wees old
this will work on all screens
i think it's working, the ghosts are starting to fade
Eight hours straight of that... didn't work. =__=
You only need like 5-10 minutes of this btw. No need for 3 hours. Thanks though. Left a game on for an hour and it burned.
would this work on OLED?
you guys have zero idea what you are all talking about. OLED, QLED and Plasma are three completely different technologies
It would not work on an OLED screen. Plasma TVs work differently. A plasma works by light bulbs that project the image you see vs a panel like most other TVs you see.
@@coreUTube do you know what will work on a OLED?
@@yunglion82 only one thing will fix your burn in, is you need to burn the entire display so you wouldn't notice the burn in, so use White color and make it static so your phone screen will be burned but evenly or flashing colors but same results
Panzerkampfwagen so leaving s white screen on tv for hours will reduce the burn in. Will it lower the brightness over time
Thankyou.. It would be even better if the bar would be thinner, and the movement much slower.. :D
You can set the playback speed to 0.5x or 0.25x, which solves one of those problems.
@@the_color_orange how to do that please?
Screen wipe is default tool on Panasonic menu.
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Omg 51:57
Troll!!! Lol