Heard so many good things about this calibration disc. Even though I had some free calibration discs already, I figured I would give this a try. Turned out this was the worst of all of them. For example, using the included blue filter, after adjusting Tint and Saturation per instructions, I was left with an extremely bright, over-saturated mess. After reloading one of my projector's pre-sets I made subtle adjustments until I had everything dialed back in. Really disappointed. One star because if you're a complete novice, some of these tools might improve picture quality but quite a disappointment overall.

I loved it, it helped get my TV straightened out. I had used the THX Optimizer before and I def. got better results with the Disney WoW disc. I don't know why it's $60 these days, I paid $18 for it last year. My Band of Brothers Blu Ray set is the most improved of all, from what my eyes can tell. I don't recommend buying the DVD of this - generally it would just seem to me that if you aren't fussy enough to "require" HD picture on your HDTV then you probably don't need to calibrate your picture either. I have friends and relatives who can sit down and watch piexelated garbage on their 70 inch TVs without a fuss.. drives me crazy... if you're that kind of person - skip this disc.

I couldn't for the life of me get the white balance correct on my setup, because I was using a PS3 for the Blu Ray player and there was an option in there that needed to first be changed - after I figured that out, everything worked great.

Who'dda thunk "” an HD home theater calibration disc from Disney! To paraphrase a line from the Ratatouille trailer - "Once you muscle your way past the gag reflex, it's surprisingly good". Though I have calibrated my own and friends' home theaters for years, and consider myself fairly advanced at the task, this disc works great for me. And to its credit, it is presented in a manner that lets you choose whether to let Goofy explain the basics and walk you through the process "” or to skip to intermediate or advanced sections without wasting your time (and pride) listening to Goofy. And it's more than just a Blu-ray DVD. It includes a blue-filter viewer for performing chroma set-up, as well as a 53-page illustrated manual for reference. I'd say that WOW: World of Wonder is unquestionably just the thing for 98% of all people wishing to optimize a home theater. Only professional technicians and reviewers who write for Videophile magazines who could never admit they used a Disney disc for calibration need to spend way more moohla for the high-end calibration alternatives.

This product (the DVD version) makes all the difference for calibrating your LED TV. It is simple to use and does the job short of a trained technician. I was able to both adjust color as well as the important black and sharpness without creating an exaggerated picture. My TV is now much better in terms of viewing quality. I recommend it to those who may be afraid to tackle the adjustments to a digital TV. You can't make a mistake and you will be able to make the important adjustments with much better accuracy than simply using the built in controls and your eye. This disk provides definite visual markers that clearly show what changes you are making in relation to a set standard.

Very easy to use with beginner and advanced modes. Advanced is pretty easy to use though and will help to tweak the picture better, especially for color and hue, using the included blue filter. I started out using the beginner mode on my brand new LCD LED TV, changed the color to 65 from 60 and left the hue as is. It just has you looking at 3 images and adjusting the color and hue until it looks right to you. Using the advanced mode the more accurate color was actually 53 and hue +1. May not be a big deal for a lot of people but I wanted the most accurate picture I could get with the new TV. It was actually kind of fun to use. Also needed to adjust the lip sync, which surprised me as I do not have the TV hooked up to a home theater, but was able to get it right using the audio settings, unexpected bonus there. Was nice to look at the included eye candy after finishing the calibration. Cheap investment to get the most out of your TV without going for a professional calibration.