[PureTazr]

ok I first notice that an image burned onto my LCD screen a while back and I thought it went away oh by the way the game i was playing was persona 4 and that dam yellow screen i left on there for about an hr burned an image onto my lcd and I saw it in other windows like JTV when i watched someone play a game i would notice that image on there and now when I play Infumous on my ps3 there is another burn in that i can REALY see and it's annoying as hell lol.

it's green and resembles the JTV screen shot that I watch alot I need help figuring out what the heck I can do to make that image go away so that WHEN I play my ps3 I don't SEE that burn in anymore.

oh and my LCD is a SOVA 32" and Im using RBG cables for HD and it's set to 1080i as for my computer screen im using the same TV SOVA 32" and a DVI connector for my computer.

[PureTazr]

i think i might have solved my own problem but feel free to give me more advise i would love it here is the link to what i found it sounds like a reasonable fix. and please don't use Jscreen fix it doesn't work.

http://www.syeager.org/misc/image_presistence.php

and here's what it says:

How to fix Image Persistence on LCD displays
There are many articles that tells you about Image Persistence on LCD monitors and about various methods of fixing it. Like using screensavers. But none of them tells you what savers are good for it. They just talking about blinking light patterns in general. Or leaving display unplugged from the electrical outlet for 24 hours, etc. It's all bull****. All you really need is to switch the crystals from one extreme state to another. From completely oblique to completely transparent couple hundred times and your problem will be gone.
Here's the simplest and 100% effective method to get rid of the memory images using "My Pictures Slideshow" that came with Windows XP. All you have to do is to create 2 images with paint or any other graphics program. Size is not important. You can make them 640 by 512 pix, for example. One image completely white, another completely black. Put them in a separate folder. Then select My Pictures Slideshow from screensaver tab on Display Properties and make it use images from this folder. Select minimal interval of 6 seconds. Move second slider to use 100% of the screen and select "Stretch Small Images". And you can get images HERE
Fire it up and come back in an hour. Your ghost images should be gone. May be sooner. That's all you have to do.
General background

Image Persistence on LCD monitors is not a permanent damage in most cases, unlike Burn In on CRT displays, where phosphorous is physically damaged. Liquid Crystals simply have a tendency to "remember" their states if left in one state for too long. And after that they won't respond to electrical signals the same way, so you will see some ghost images. However cycling them from one state to another multiple times usually clears up this memory effect. Also if you will leave monitor turned off for a long period of time, it will clear the memory too. But it can take several days.

To prevent Image Persistence, set up "turn off" monitor after some period of time in Display Control Panel under Power Options and use the screen saver I described above few minutes prior to it. I have screensaver kick in after 20 minutes of inactivity and turn it off after 30. It does the job for me.

[PureTazr]

im still trying to see if it works it says for about an hr so i'll try it then i'll turn on my ps3 and see if i can see that burn in while playing hope it works i'll mark it solved if and when that screen saver trick works.

[PureTazr]

hey guys I just turned on my ps3 and WOW what a difference it realy does work I went from playing Infamous on my ps3 with my SOVA 32" TV with the GBR HD cable and the dam green burn in on my LCD which I could see plain as day from just bearly seeing it I think just another hour or so I'll have these burn in's fixed and gone how I can play my ps3 and no visible images on there beside the graphics that are playing

oh and I was just using the screen save for about 1/2 hr so about another 1/2 hr it should be gone mabye an hour or so but it works realy realy well.

[fairnooks]

That's a good method to try but an LCD screen should be very resistant to burn in in the first place. Hopefully it will hold but if it doesn't, its probably some element of the display that is faulty or failing.

You might try unplugging the unit for a minute and then plug it back in to reset any possible corruption in the firmware and maybe use the OSD to reset back to factory defaults if you've made any adjustments subsequent to purchase.