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Backlight Bleeding watching Netflix
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Kiwiadventure
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Why or are you looking for problems.
You can post a picture when it happens to you
You can post a picture when it happens to you
640k
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backlight bleeding means your car is totaled. you should trade it in or junk it.
So the Netflix startup screen is all black with a small Netflix logo in the center. This screen will make it super easy to detect backlight bleeding if it's there. I didn't really notice if mine was an issue or not. Not sure how relevant that is when actually watching something though. I thought the picture when watching shows was great, and I'm not even giving it a break because it's a screen in my car. Next thing you know people are going to be complaining that you can't do a proper color calibration on the screen or something.
It's pretty wild that Tesla went through with adding this feature at all. It's pretty funny seeing people's reactions when they walk by your car and notice you watching a movie.
It's pretty wild that Tesla went through with adding this feature at all. It's pretty funny seeing people's reactions when they walk by your car and notice you watching a movie.
Complete garbage. I’m not even able to use my CalMAN software to properly calibrate the screen in my car! I’m seeing slight blooming and also no HDR10, no Dolby Vision and no Dolby ATMOS. Unacceptable!!
When I purchased this car I was promised a videophile quality display for watching movies and tv shows!!
When I purchased this car I was promised a videophile quality display for watching movies and tv shows!!
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640k
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other cars that cost $60k wouldn't have been delivered with this level of unacceptable finish. tesla really dropped the ball.
WilliamG
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WilliamG
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Backlight bleeding can be especially bad on IPS displays (like the one in our cars). Thankfully mine has zero backlight bleeding (and I’m sensitive to it).
Uncle Paul
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Some would classify this as at typical thirdworld problem.
Tesla has perhaps the best video screen in the world, yet some...
Tesla has perhaps the best video screen in the world, yet some...
WilliamG
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Not particularly helpful. Tesla does not "perhaps" have the best video screen in the world. It's a regular 15" IPS panel, at 1920x1080 resolution. There's precisely zero things remarkable about the screen itself - save for it being in a car.
WilliamG
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Uncle Paul
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William G.
Was thinking of best screen in a car.
It certainly is the largest and best screen I have ever had in a car I owned.
Was thinking of best screen in a car.
It certainly is the largest and best screen I have ever had in a car I owned.
WilliamG
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The bar is low in this regard. The screen is cheap. Wouldn’t surprise me if Tesla paid under $50 per panel.
Kilotango74
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Wow just when I think I have read the most trivial thing to complain about in a car I get to the “The display in my Tesla is sub par for watching movies” thread. Lol. If we are going to complain let’s talk about the speaker system not being a 7.1.2 Dolby Atmos certified system. Oh the humanity!!!!
Apparently ‘understands basic humor’ is not a prerequisite for model 3 ownership. 
640k
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Seems to be on an upward trend in this forum.Apparently ‘understands basic humor’ is not a prerequisite for model 3 ownership.
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