Display Burn-in - a short EBU survey

The EBU Group on Video Systems is studying display burn-in with broadcasters and manufacturers.

By answering this survey you help the EBU recommend best practices to its Members, e.g. avoiding complaints.

This survey should take only a few minutes to fill in.

If you produce various types of displays, you can group them by type and answer this survey separately for each type (e.g. professional grade reference monitors vs. CE devices for use in the home or LCD vs. OLED technology).

We will NOT name your company in the results of this survey and if we release public information on this topic, it will be based on aggregated, anonymized results only. We use your contact details so we can include you in any further work, especially for updating EBU R 129, the publication that aims to minimize/avoid display burn-in.

Your help is much appreciated!

THANK YOU!

EBU Technology & Innovation
Frans de Jong
dejong@ebu.ch
+41 22 717 2722
https://tech.ebu.ch/vs

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* 1. Name & organisation

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* 2. Are your displays sensitive to burn-in effects?

No, our displays are NOT sensitive to burn-in (go to question 7).

Under certain conditions, burn-in may appear on our displays.

Yes, burn-in is an inherent part of the display technology we use.

Display Burn-in - a short EBU survey

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* 1. Name & organisation

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* 2. Are your displays sensitive to burn-in effects?

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* 3. How does burn-in manifest itself?

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* 4. What display does it concern? Please mention the technology used ( OLED, LCD, etc.) and the type of display (professional or CE device).

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* 5. What type of content is likely to create display burn-in?

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* 6. After how much time does burn-in typically appear?

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* 7. Do you have any advice on how to limit/avoid display burn-in?