The new JZ2000 OLED represents the combination of Panasonic’s technical accuracy, made possible by Japanese knowhow and engineering, with the colour-tuning skills of Stefan Sonnenfeld. The total sound system was developed with the support of engineers from Panasonic’s acclaimed audio brand, Technics, making it “Tuned by Technics”.

The JZ2000 features the latest iteration of Panasonic’s highly evaluated smart TV OS, my Home Screen 6.0. The new version delivers considerable usability improvements. If you are having trouble connecting your devices to your Panasonic TV via HDMI, try the following: The C7 is a 2 pin power connector in the shape of a figure 8, some equipment uses keyed or polarised versions but the standard figure 8 connector will fit these. Angled Figure 8 Power Cables are also available where space is at a premium such as mounting TVs flat on a wall. Yasushi Murayama, Executive of Product Strategy for Panasonic’s Visual and Sound Business Unit, says: “The JZ2000 is a symbol of what we at Panasonic want to achieve. Building on the superb accuracy which makes Panasonic’s TVs ideal for watching films, we are further improving the experience in other areas such as gaming too. Through the use of AI, we want our viewers enjoy the best picture and sound settings automatically. Our aim is simply to support our customers to really, truly experience their favourite contents. Whether they are into films, games, sports, or something else, we want them to enjoy heightened visual and aural experiences which leave them feeling happy and satisfied."In addition, some Panasonic TVs have a “Theater” or “Cinema” mode that is designed to display movies in their original format. If you're watching a movie and experiencing picture problems, try switching to this mode. If your TV is turning off by itself, it could be due to a power issue. Here are some things to try:

The bespoke Master HDR OLED Professional Edition panel has been exclusively customised by Panasonic R&D engineers to achieve even greater control of the parameters that affect picture quality. When a Bluetooth device is connected to the TV, it is possible that the Bluetooth audio output may not be synchronized (i.e. be delayed) with relation to the images on the screen. This is not a defect of the TV or the device. The delay time will differ depending on the device. This AI has been trained for an extended period of time using over a million different pieces of content to make it easier for the majority of our customers to enjoy all their favourite on-screen experiences in the best possible way, without them having to get bogged down in menus. One of the most common problems that Panasonic TV owners face is picture issues. Some common picture problems include:

How to Fix Sound Problems

The addition of side-firing speakers to Panasonic’s unique implementation of upward-firing speakers also delivers outstanding built-in surround sound, which enhances the experience of watching films, sport, or gaming. Combined with Panasonic’s custom modified OLED panel, which offers significantly better peak and average brightness levels, this is an outstanding one-box powerhouse. Compared to normal OLED TVs, the Master HDR OLED Professional Edition panel delivers higher peak and average brightness levels, resulting in increased dynamic range, making HDR content on other OLED TVs look dim by comparison. If you're experiencing sound problems with your Panasonic TV, don't worry – you're not alone. Here are some troubleshooting tips to help you fix the most common sound issues. No Sound The JZ2000 also supports the HDR10+ Adaptive feature, which dynamically adapts HDR content to the room lighting conditions of the viewing area. This maintains the creative intent in any conditions, whether dark or bright, without any loss of detail or contrast.

These latency reductions are not down to industry-wide panel improvements, but are the result of significant engineering enhancements made by Panasonic. With regards to Filmmaker Mode, Panasonic has added its original “Intelligent Sensing”, which dynamically adjusts the picture based on ambient light levels. If the picture on your Panasonic TV is stretched or squashed, adjust the aspect ratio settings. Go to the Picture menu and select Aspect Ratio. Choose the correct aspect ratio (16:9 or 4:3) for the content you are watching. Picture Size Problems Poor sound quality: If the sound quality is not up to your standards, try adjusting the TV settings. You can also try clearing the cache or resetting the TV to its default settings.Poor picture quality: If the picture quality is not up to your standards, try adjusting the TV settings. You can also try clearing the cache or resetting the TV to its default settings.