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Is it possible to rotate the image on LCD TV's?

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(Richard Cranium) wrote:
Is it possible to rotate the image on LCD TV's?

Sure, but it's a matter of software.
If you are using it with a computer, it's easy.

Chip

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"Richard Cranium" wrote in message
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Is it possible to rotate the image on LCD TV's?

Look at your manual and/or check some of the menu options. My Sharp allows
for it.

Tam

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"Tam" wrote in message
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"Richard Cranium" wrote in message
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Is it possible to rotate the image on LCD TV's?

Look at your manual and/or check some of the menu options. My Sharp allows
for it.

Tam


mine does too - although i can't imagine when i would want to see the
picture upside down unless i was building some kind of bizarre home made
projector.



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Richard Cranium wrote:
Is it possible to rotate the image on LCD TV's?


Yes. Grab the display panel with two hands - one of each side of bezel,
lift both hands high, then lower the right hand while raising the left
hand, continue rotating display panel for a total 90 degrees. After
this is accomplished, lower both hands until TV is again supported on
the original surface. If a completely inverted image is desired, simply
repeat the above procedure a second time. Nirvana is yours.

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"Tam" wrote in message
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"Richard Cranium" wrote in message
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Is it possible to rotate the image on LCD TV's?

Look at your manual and/or check some of the menu options. My Sharp
allows for it.

Tam


mine does too - although i can't imagine when i would want to see the
picture upside down unless i was building some kind of bizarre home made
projector.



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That fly... is your magic wand.
Like you say, bizare. I looked at my manual, and it does all combinations of
upside down / regular and mirror image. The one that might make sense for
text, 90 degrees, is not there. I guess a video card might do that for you.

Tam

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Richard Cranium wrote:
Is it possible to rotate the image on LCD TV's?

Back in the 60's I had a TV that rotated the picture by itself. When it
got to the point where I had to completely lie down on the couch to
watch it, I would take the back off and and turn the yoke with my
fingers till it was right again. A little while down the road, I would
have to repeat the process.

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wrote:
: (Richard Cranium) wrote:
: Is it possible to rotate the image on LCD TV's?

: Sure, but it's a matter of software.
: If you are using it with a computer, it's easy.

: Chip

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You cav also flip the TV.
Cass

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On Sun, 16 Mar 2008 15:47:48 GMT, (Richard Cranium)
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Is it possible to rotate the image on LCD TV's?

You want to see what the back of Letterman's head looks like?

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JXStern wrote:
On Sun, 16 Mar 2008 15:47:48 GMT, (Richard Cranium)
wrote:

Is it possible to rotate the image on LCD TV's?

You want to see what the back of Letterman's head looks like?




I've only seen that done on CSI. They're the only ones that have a
two-sided TV screen - available only to real crime fighters.

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Thanks.

Now see if you can conceive of any "real" reason for wanting to rotate
the image via the TV circuitry (i.e., taking a standard CATV signal).

On Sun, 16 Mar 2008 13:17:55 -0500, Jer wrote:

Richard Cranium wrote:
Is it possible to rotate the image on LCD TV's?


Yes. Grab the display panel with two hands - one of each side of bezel,
lift both hands high, then lower the right hand while raising the left
hand, continue rotating display panel for a total 90 degrees. After
this is accomplished, lower both hands until TV is again supported on
the original surface. If a completely inverted image is desired, simply
repeat the above procedure a second time. Nirvana is yours.

--
jer
email reply - I am not a 'ten'

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"Jer" wrote in message
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Richard Cranium wrote:
Is it possible to rotate the image on LCD TV's?


Yes. Grab the display panel with two hands - one of each side of bezel,
lift both hands high, then lower the right hand while raising the left
hand, continue rotating display panel for a total 90 degrees. After this
is accomplished, lower both hands until TV is again supported on the
original surface. If a completely inverted image is desired, simply
repeat the above procedure a second time. Nirvana is yours.

--
jer
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Wouldn't the little wires get all twisted up and whatnot?

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Tantalust wrote:
"Jer" wrote in message
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Richard Cranium wrote:
Is it possible to rotate the image on LCD TV's?

Yes. Grab the display panel with two hands - one of each side of bezel,
lift both hands high, then lower the right hand while raising the left
hand, continue rotating display panel for a total 90 degrees. After this
is accomplished, lower both hands until TV is again supported on the
original surface. If a completely inverted image is desired, simply
repeat the above procedure a second time. Nirvana is yours.

--
jer
email reply - I am not a 'ten'


Wouldn't the little wires get all twisted up and whatnot?


Well yeah... definitely maybe... do you think he'd notice? Who knows,
maybe that would be an improvement. At least they're all together
afterward. :)


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