LG C1 OLED TV Best Picture Settings for SDR, HDR and Dolby Vision
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- In this video, we go through the best settings for Film and TV viewing on the LG C1 OLED TV out of the box. These settings are designed to get close to the industry standards for content mastering and the creator's intent. We go through SDR, HDR and Dolby Vision best settings with some tips to get the best out of each mode.
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for those who are short on time the TLDR version: turn everything OFF in picture settings apart from Cinema Screen. But I have to agree with the creator of this video, i ended with the same settings in the first 2 hours after my new OLED arrived (and that was before i saw this video). Thanks AVForums for confirmation bias :)
My 55" C1 will be delivered Saturday, the 27th of November. I can't wait to get it set up! It will be replacing a 9 year old VIZIO E60 E3.
Got my 55 last saturday , you will absolutely love it and welcome to c1 gang!
Lmao mine comes in November 27th too
I'm getting it tomorrow as well :D
@@BigDavos Thanks! ✌🏼🧔🏻👍🏼
I'm getting one this week too!
The info about Cinema Home using light sensor and how to disable True Motion is gold. Now I prefer it to Cinema mode. Thanks a ton! This isn't mentioned elsewhere!
It's like buying a new car and the manufacturer says it comes with square wheels, make them round yourself
Watch car pal
@@space0015 Ferrari Enzo, with wheels from a Reliant Robin 😄
Thank you very much for the settings :) we have the 65'' and 55'' C1 and love them immensely, these settings are easy to follow and bring the best out of the set.
Quick question: Are you watching at night with lamps on? Or a bright room? I'm looking to replace a plasma that is 12 years old.
@@garyjames365 Both, the brightness is more than enough to cope with bright rooms. Although the best is seen in a darker environment. The Oled technology is amazing, we are blown away with how good the set is. We had a Panasonic plasma and LED, Oled out performs both. The C1 is fantastic, some amazing deals on at the moment too.
Thanks for posting this. Used these settings day one on my C1 and havent changed them since! I highly recommend them for anyone looking for excellent settings on their C1.
Glad it helped!
Just purchased the 77" C1, first OLED tv I will own, currently have a Vizio M series tv from circa 2014 when led 1080P was the big fuzz, has a whopping 36 active led zones you know?, it's been our family tv through two homes, several military deployments and the entirety of my youngest child lifespan but is now starting to push daisies, guess I got my moneys worth and I finally upgraded to something hopefully more "future proof", can't wait to plug this in and be amazed with the difference for years to come.
Thank you for the settings. You’re the one who best went through them for me. This tv looks amazing. Just got it delivered this morning. Getting used to it since all my other sets are Samsung.
Enjoy it!
Thank you Phil.
Got my C1back in December 21 and should have left a comment then.
This is the best, most straightforward, informative, clear and sensible tutorial on LG C1 settings. Always backed up with some evidence if needed.
Straight to the point with everything, great.
Thanks again Phil.
Very welcome
Ive seen like 15 now and been so confused by broken English and wrong setting menu’s because they’ll use a different model lg oled or something and it leads to so much confusion😂 im hoping your right and this is great! if so i’ll be ecstatic and definitely sub!
Thanks a lot for sharing this settings. Easy to Set an the picture is so awesome! Love my C1 so much. Last TV was an Samsung q9fn. And the difference is so big wow.
Would 25 oled pixel brightness still be 100nits or has it changed because newer update has changed the brightness to 80
Where do you get that image of the mountains to set OLED brightness? Much appreciated the video 👍
I want to know as well please thanks
Thank you for this video!! This was one of the most straight forward and easy to follow videos I’ve watched.
Really helpful video. So many others jump around. Your video is logically laid out and easy to follow. One question ., In SDR you say Black Level should be 'OFF' but the screen shows :'Auto'...Which is correct?
auto, no way to turn off black level
Just picked my C1 up today, and just finished setting it, used these settings, I noticed a big difference. Tomorrow I shall be setting it up for gaming through my Series X
What brightness settings do you have for a bright (white walls) room, SDR mode? Curious about OLED pixel brightness? Gamma set to 2.2?
Which mode should we use for watching sports?
Once you get used to the settings, the 'Vivid' mode becomes utterly unwatchable. I am using 'Bright Expert' with some minor tweaks. The picture on my 48" C1 is amazing. The sound? Well, it's not good, especially on the BBC whose sound quality is atrocious, despite using several set-up options.
I will be investing in a good quality sound bar in the new year.
Is there a PDF or a page where these settings are printed out? I've tried to take notes while watching the video but I think I might be missing something. I just bought an LG OLEDC155PUB and I'd love to fine tune it to relieve the "black crush" in some content. I'd also like to get rid of the ridiculous Home screen ads and at least be able to customize it so my inputs come up at the top and the streaming stations (apps?) are secondary. Other than that it's looking almost as good as my 2008 Panasonic Plasma which I just replaced --- a lot sharper, of course.
Thanks! Settings worked nicely on my LG C1 (55) - 09/2021 model. The way you explained it made more sense than any other videos I watched. The only thing I changed was turning on Cinematic Movement to stop the judder on shots that pan. That setting really helped stop the judder and align the FPS correctly with the film.
Glad it helped
did you do that for all formats or only select formats?
^^
3 questions:
- Do you perceive, personally, Soap Opera Effect in Cinema Movement?
- Sharpness in 10 is really the most accurate compared to Sharpness in 0?
- Should I calibrate by eye using the Xbox SDR calibration screen to game mode?
I dont know why people don't like the soap opera effect, makes it look well nicer.
-yes
-no
-no comment
@@lewis523 Matter of preference. I know people who really like it and others that don't. If I had to guess, I'd say more people do not it like than people who do.
@@lewis523 I like it also. For me it's more life-like. As if I were in person seeing it with my own eyes. I don't really care how someone else wants me to see it. It's good to have a choice. I got used to it.
@@LemonySnicket-EUC thats exactly my perception, its literally like you're there in the film watching it.
So many people are about watching something "as the creator intended"
Yeah that's all good and well, but doesn't mean it will look the best it can
Oh c'mon bro. We have eyes for a reason. I wear glasses but I can spot almost any change in a picture. There's ways to calibrate without a colorimeter. Will it be exactly like a reference monitor. Probably not but calibrating with your eyes is a viable option.
How much impact does having the “Motion Eye Care” setting turned on actually have on the quality of the image on screen? I have found myself getting headaches since buying the TV after following your settings and I’m wondering if having this setting turned off has anything to do with it, but i’m worried to turn it on incase it has a big negative impact on the image.
It's the lack of motion smoothing. You need some dejudder. Try putting on on custom and then choose 3-5 depending on taste.
You can go smoother, but just going to 3 gets rid of a lot of the double vision/shaking issues.
For reference cinematic is 2. Natural is 6 and smooth is at 10.
Question: what about gaming? I’ve seen a couple other sources say thet the default colour of 55 is most accurate only in game mode.
Hmm my c1 is calibrated so cant comply on that, the thing is gaming mode has the least processing in terms of image restoration. So that why it might be the most accurate?
Man turn it up to 70 and turn color boost on medium
I've also seen people recommending 55, but I recently switched to 50 and I am convinced it looks perfect. 55 always seemed to be over saturated to me.
Nice illustrated all the settings helped a lot thankssss brooo
many many thanks for a truly great informative and easy to follow video on how to set up the tv
Good settings but i prefer color depth at 55 and true motion at smooth. On my lg cs6la these settings looks better than custom isf night mode.
In hdr mode, at 100 oled brightness and contrast, isnt it too harsh in windows and in games? I see everyone recommend to use 100-100, but in hdr games, the UI, the subtitles, and other static menu parts are just too bright for me. Like in elden ring, white item descriptions are like spotlights, too harsh. What i find more manageable is 80 oled brightness and 80 contrast, that way u see nice peak highlights too, like sunlight between trees etc. but the menu and subtitle elements will be not that harsh, but softer.
That because menu in games and others things are not HDR but SDR I have game that looks amazing in HDR but inventory in that game is totally blow up bye HDR
What a great and professional video on this subject. Thanks a lot.
You're very welcome!
What about settings for gaming? Specifically for the PS5.
Just brilliant, you just upgraded my tv thank you - One question, how can I change the screensaver to more thank 2 minutes. Stuck on analogue clock or fireworks.
Super helpful! Just got a C1 and have been blown away from the picture quality from it after tweaking these settings. This may be just me, but my panel seems to have an ever so slight “greenish” tint to the highlights/whites. Is that normal for OLEDs?
No it shouldn't look like that
I’ve tweaked my settings for 4K SDR (Hulu) and utilize ISF bright room with some tweaks. I do 4K Dolby Vision (Apple +) and utilize ISF bright as well. Every single time I watch a show I say a handful of times how insanely good the pic is. It’s all subjective based on user.
Do you have to switch the picture mode manually when you are watching content on Hulu that is offered on either one format or another, say SDR or HDR, or does the tv do it automatically for you based on signal?
@@1baomao auto switches
@@besticandogolf5901 so you do make picture adjustments to each type of format such as SDR, HDR and when you are watching sports? So if I am watch Netflix for example and switch to watching sport the tv will the tv switch the picture mode automatically? Btw, I watch everything from my Apple TV 4K. Sorry if the question is confusing. I’m very new to advance tvs like this. Been watching lots of videos where people show you how to make adjustments to all different types of format but didn’t know if once I make the adjustments and save it if I need to switch to to a different picture mode when I watch various content, which would be very annoying.
@@1baomao once you make adjustments for one format, and save those settings across all inputs, the tv will recognize source content and choose the appropriate settings.
@@besticandogolf5901 thank you for the replies!
Aspect ratio is always greyed out for me. As is gamma adjust, which is always locked into 2.2, no matter what sort of content is playing in the background.
Brilliant video. Thanks so much. I am a gamer and am looking for the best possible settings for my consoles, can you advise me on this please?
Any chance you guys can update this guide to reflect C2 and latest LG firmware upgrade, some menus have changed and for new owners this guide might be out of date, thank you in advance!
Just got mine today and it's so beautiful
Hello.
Thank you very much for this video, it helps a lot.
I just got my OLED 48C1 TV set and I have a kind of basic question, you menition the brightness calibration of 25 for dark rooms and higher for lighter rooms, it turns out my room can be very light during day ours and of course, dark at evening, does this mean I'll have to go and adjust this setting every day according to the ours of the day?
Should I adjust the settings of isf expert mode to chose between dark and light room?
Thank you very much.
Filipe
Thank you so much for the information it makes a huge difference really appreciate bless you. Definitely subscribed
Very clear and concise...thanks a lot. Wish you do the game optimiser settings for consoles.
Will do soon
Great video, thanks I applied all your settings, just picked up the c1 at a reduced, 😎
Just got my c1 and it's terrific.
Great video - one thing confuses me. Sharpness settings- most internet sources seem to say 0 is the correct sharpness settings. Is it 10 or 0?
So what is best, do we change it all to 0 on all outputs including normal free to air tv??
Make sure its 0. Sharpness adds artificial lines to your image.
@@LesbianFiretruck 0 to all output sources? Including dolby etc?
On my BX 10 was neutral and 0 added softening to the image. Not sure if that's still the case
Do you have settings for sports?
What motion eye care do?
LG just pushed new Firmware Version 03.20.16 today for the US Market for the C1... There are several new additional User Controls .... Will you be updating your Calibration Suggestions as some controls seems to have changed nomenclature?
Doesn't filmmaker mode look too warm? Or is it just me?
Not to me lol I can't stand games looking like lobsters
Yep it dose
@@jonathanoxlade4252 You should use game optimizer for games, not filmmaker mode
Fine ile just get a calibration device to calibrate game mode at the moment on my 2016 oled ile eventually get a 42inch oled from LG next year and calibrate it I bought a laptop and the software for LG calman just need to purchase the xrite colorimeter and be set
To calibrate game mode tp 100nits 1886 gamma dark room D65 white point can't wait to have game mode look like filmmaker mode acurate
Yep, I have a hard time believing that warm 50 is d65 as it looks way warmer than my calibrated monitors in my office. Dial it down until you’re happy
Phil, as usual another home run! My question is, I will be taking delivery of a LG C2, 55 inch later this month and should I use the setting from this video or the settings from your G1 video?
Happy Viewing
Thank you for the video! At the end I assume just like all the other setttings when completed you should click “apply to all inputs” you left that small art out.
Again great video used this on my 77 inch C1.
6:22
I was wondering the same thing, but wouldn’t that replace the Dolby Vision Cinema setting?
LG updated the software and now the Energy Saving option is in Support > OLED care > Device Self Care > Energy savings
My white balance on cinema is set to warm 15. What is the out of the box setting on that?
@AVForums what are your thoughts on LG changing the oled picture brightness on the newer firmware to 80 in Filmmaker Mode?
would these settings also work for LG B2 77"? i cannot find much for this specific model.
Been trying to get this adjusted for a while because sports are blurry. Find this video. “Turn off all settings that come with your TV”. Image is now dull in potato quality..... awesome.
Thanks mate just got my 5tinc love the game setup on this amazing
Great video, my question is when should i use cinema vs cinema home (dolby vision vs dolby vision iq) thx!
Yes. I too wanted to know. Guess the only diff between both is the AI adjusting the Brightness of the picture based on room setting ?
Hello. Thank you so much for this video. It has been very helpful and easy to follow. The explanation of the settings has also proven very educational.
I do have a bit of an issue and hope that you or others here can provide some guidance. While I have successfully completed the SDR and HDR recommendations, I cannot get the Dolby Vision option to show under PICTURE SETTINGS on my new C1 (purchased April 2022) when playing Dolby Vision content. It is always Film Maker mode with only the non- Dolby Vision HDR options available. I am playing Dolby Vision content via Roku 4K Ultra with HBO Max (Batman -- Gotham is Calling). I've checked to ensure HD Deep Color is enabled; confirmed my HDMI cable is suitable (48Gbps / 8K); confirmed that ROKU settings are correct for the attached display; enabled/disabled Film Maker auto-detect. I even tried a FireTV Stick 4K Max - all to no avail. I'm pretty sure it is something I've overlooked in settings, but I cannot for the life of me figure out what it is. Any help would be most appreciated!!
Thanks, and keep up the great work!
Dolby mode is called Cinema and Cinema Home
@@Spook2312 -. Thank you. I got it sorted out. Turns out that the Roku Ultra I have is an earlier model that actually does not support Dolby Vision. The newer models do and my Google searches were returning specs from the newer model. Gotta love when a mfg introduces a new device but keeps the same name. Anyhow, the FireTV and new Blu-ray player both support Dolby Vision and allow for playback and access to settings when playing DV content.
I canr put just scan on, why? its ligjt grey
Just order this in 65”. Can’t wait!
Me too lol. Can't wait. If it looks as good as it does in Best Buy, this is going to be badass lol.🤘
Hi. I’m just confused when it comes to the sharpness, should it be set to 10 or 0 for reference image?
Hello) Initially, it costs 20 on all lg TVs in general, can you explain why it should be lowered down to 0? As for me, everything looks good at 20 or I'm wrong.
Sharpness can hide detail. It should be on 0 really
Great video thank you. One question my dolby vision settings are on Netflix
But a can't change aspect ratio did I miss something grayed out
Hello, Thanks for all these details. I have a question please, If i use PS5 to watch Netflix and Bluray on it, how should i set the parameters ?
My lg 43up7800 keeps trying to play 5.1 off Amazon prime and other vod apps. Dialogue is quiet and the rest super loud ..There is no way to change surround to stereo as I’m using only internal speakers anyway. So disappointed :/
A lot of reviewers are noticing that the C1 and G1 crush shadow detail at the lower end of the greyscale OOTB. Did you notice this as well? Any tips to mitigate it other than a full calibration?
I’ve noticed a bit of the crushed black. I’ve found that cnet’s recommended settings were really good. Pretty much the same as this but they recommended gamma 2.2 and bumping up the brightness from the default of 50 to 52. It doesn’t wash out the blacks and there is a bit more detail. It’s very subtle.
@@weaponx40 do you have a link to cnet settings?
@@weaponx40 Thanks for the tip!
@@weaponx40 also curious about the settings link, I can't find it online
Good Video! Do you have an idea why I do not have the energy saving point at my settings? I only have a few points here - you habe many more in your video. I have an OLED83C17LB… thanks!
thanks for this :) easy to follow. top job
Thanks for posting.
Legends thank you 👌🏼
May I please ask what is that pink area on the right of the panel that can be seen when white clouds cover the panel? I have something similar on mine? Is it normal?
This is very helpful. Does anyone know why aspect ratio is greyed out in some cases? Dolby Vision, for example.
Yes i have this exact problem,……although to be fair the resolution should always work automatically. (I could see Zack Snyders Justice league being the exception though)
Great Vid. Thank you.
I just got my 55 C1. I've been messing with the settings for my Series X and PS5. You're the first person that I've seen talk about and use the "apply to all inputs" options. If I'm understanding right, this means that the settings you selected will be automatically applied to all HDMI inputs that switch over to filmmaker mode?
Edit: never mind. I paused the video to ask the question right before you explained the exact answer I was looking for haha. I should've let the video play a few more seconds before typing.
I guess my only question would be that if I applied the filmmaker settings to all inputs for filmmaker mode, it shouldn't affect the settings I set up specifically for my game systems in Game mode?
Nicely Done.
Have you heard anything about 2022 LG Oleds fixing any glaring problems ?
Thanks
Good evening! Not everyone just TV for movies only, can someone with a good heart indicate the perfect settings for watching Sky Sport 24 or football matches or "normal" TV?
Warm 50 white balance looks so bad in my opinion. Way too orange. I leave my C1 at a white balance of 0 and it looks a lot better. You really should stop referring to it as the "correct" white balance.
Use 30 is perfect
This is because you are used to seeing white with too much blue within it. The settings for Filmmaker Mode match the standards for SDR and HDR (they share the same white balance standard) and that is warmer than the completely inaccurate standard or other white balance settings which are too blue. You can of course set the TV up however you like, but if you want to see it as it was colour graded and mastered, you need to match the standards.
what should i put on sound settings?
I have my C1's sound set to AI Pro and until I get my surround sound setup hooked up to my tv it sounds pretty darn good for built in tv speakers.
Why does my CX in my bedroom switch to HDR but my C2 downstairs doesn’t? Have I done something I shouldn’t of ? Thanks in advance
Two questions. Can you suggest which settings to use for ps5 use? Also, there’s a video advising to set White Balance to Warm 50, should we not do this then? Thanks in advance!
Filmmaker mode that's used in this video I think is warm 50 but I can't stand it. Too warm for me although that is how we see white in real life.
I much prefer warm 25. It's less orange looking.
Why is energy saving not showing up on support for me?
Check under General
Hi excellent video and excellent channel..Which TV you think is better? Lg c1 or Sony a80j
Whatever is cheaper but sony is better for movies and lg for games
Go to the forums for that info
Thanks for the great video. Any reason why sharpness is 10 for the C1, but in your video for the CX (which I have) you left it at 5? Shouldn’t it be 0 on both to turn it off, or am I missing something? Confused!
You deffenitely dont want sharpness at 0, 10 or watever on sdr content, put it up to at least 35 for a decent representation of 1080p content
0 has 0 side effects. Others do. Your preference.
With 10 I notice artifacts with panning scenes with trees and the Marvel intro of Marvel movies.
@@AhmedHassanH That's not sharpness, that's Judder. Turn on "Cinematic Movement" in TruMotion and that will go away.
Thank you so much!!! Tv looks so much better with these settings. 💪
Hi, loved your video, can you tell me why my lg C2 won’t let me turn on Dolby atmos, I’ve just got a grey screen I also have a new lg sp8ya sound bar connected
Can you tell me the audio settings. I have a samsung soundbar paired via hdmi e-arc cable with a lg g2. Is there something in the settings that I need to turn on/off?
السلام عليكم بالنسبة لهذه النوع من الشاشات هل ينصح باستخدام game optmizer باستمرار مع الالعاب ام يجب اطفاء هذه الخاصية بين الفينة والاخرى والاعمناد على dolby vision فقط او وضعيات الصورة
Thanks !
Is there a way to disable “cinematic movement” for Dolby Vision IQ on the 65” C2 ? Following the same steps as in the video doesn’t let me change the setting, it stays grayed out?
Same for me buddy did you find an answer elsewhere??
Aspect Ratio setting is greyed out and set to "Original" on Netflix, Prime Video and other apps. What do I do?
So maybe you can offer a suggestion. After matching your settings and even following others recommendations, my TV still goes way to dark on the dark scenes. I've turned off any energy saving feature and other auto sensors but the screen won't brighten again until either a lighter scene or if I bring up the settings menu then the tv notices it better brighten up, at least till the next dark scene.
Did you manage to fix this?
@@fcz Yep. Bought the service remote and disabled the feature. Can only be done with service remote. May void your tv warranty but solved the problem.
Maybe it's just me but I don't like filmmaker mode at all. It's had a lot of marketing so I think that's a contributing factor. I just got my TV yesterday and I'm still trying to work out good settings but you lost me at filmmaker mode. I'm willing to try settings for another mode. The search continues...
thank you ! very usefull
hello great video! i recently brought one and i notice some black dots on the border top side of the screen that come and goes every time, this is normal? i have about 18 hours of use!
Great video! Do you disable all the AI settings?
Question…… aspect ratio. What should it be set to? 16:9 just scan on? 16:9 just scan auto (for some reason I find this stretches the image very slightly) or original just scan on? Any help would be appreciated.
Just scan on and aspect 16:9 or original. I use original because 16:9 stretches 4:3
Yeah original is the way to go to display the contents native ratio
I am using a fire cube. How do I find SDR content and HDR content? Also how can I tell what the content is? Thank you so mUch
Do these settings apply to the A1 as well?
After trying all of these settings and "best" picture settings videos, I will reveal one secret. Best picture settings are ones that suit you the most. Vivid or filmmaker, sharpness 10 or 0 , contrast 50 or 100 , Peak brightness on or of. There is no best picture settings for overall. It depends on 100 factors (bright or dark room, reflection or no, PS5 or PC or both, HDR content , Netflix etc...) And it is up to you to find which one is best for you and your setup :)
actually the best settings are the closest to the industry standards while watching in a pitch black room. Anything else is false and wrong
@@ewcho8995 also it's oled, some colours blasted over the standard could cause burn in so yeah, the actual best settings are there and for a reason
On another post it was mentioned that your eyes may need to adjust from what you have been used to for something that is accurate.
@@ewcho8995 "Best" is subjective. The most accurate according to measuring equipment? Certainly.
If using the suggested settings results in you enjoying your TV less, then they are by definition not the best settings though. For instance, someone might not be able to stand the stutter caused by the panel's super fast response time, making them enable some minimal frame interpolation. The color temperature of the lighting in your room might also skew your perception of color. Also, remember that people don't necessarily perceive colors exactly the same so these settings are not necessarily even accurate in that sense.
@@uggZymoroon Blasting it to full OLED Pixel Brightness in HDR probably isn't great for burn-in either though.
Thanks for the info. On my TV I just watch Sky, Netflix, Amazon and an occasional DVD. How do I tell which input is coming in in terms of SDR/HDR10 etc? I should add I've tweaked everything manually and I seem to have a picture which I like but I'm drowning a bit in the menus. I'm 75 years old and I bought the TV principally because the sound is so good and it helps my failing hearing pick out the dialogue from the background mush. I have a C1 48 " version of the TV and I think the images are incredible, but I don't quite feel in feel control yet.
When you lunch a content that’s HDR it says it in the upper right of the Tv
Respect for figuring that all out, I have recently bought and went thru almost every menu for serveral things, also audio, can I help you with something perhaps, since you dont feel in control?
@@ClosestNearUtopia All OK thanks, patience won in the end. Incredible TV pictures and sound.
@@recremselrachnala thats great to hear! i am lucky you like it, I assume you never like LCD because of not having blacks and contrast not even comparible to crt’s, this is the first flatscreen I am actually really inpressive further then bright colours:)
Do you class SDR as standard HD sky channels? Then HDR settings for UHD on sky?
Why would anyone force 16:9 for all content ? Every movie just gets stretched and will look really bad
Very illustrative video, thank you for that. I found with 83" screen some of the auto/dynamic related setting will settle the picture artifacts / pecularities, which is not normally visible on smaller screens like 65" displays I have as a second display. So the calibration also is dependant of screen size also. With too overexposed view your eyes will burn with 83 incher, but with 50 inch display is just an little too far set value and that's it.
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im really not following.. u saying 83” is too big n 50” is too small to notice improvements?
The thing about getting the biggest screen you can is you're able to see more imperfections in the picture. Finding a middle ground TV size is what I suggest.