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Question: Burn in Issues with Panasonic Viera What do you do to prevent burn-in when using Pandora?  I have a BD65 blu ray player.
Document: The picture is more than bright enough for a decently lit room - I was concerned about this, but no more;Although Netflix is indicated in the product description - and this was a major feature for us - Netflix is not available. Hopefully a future firmware release will correct this.We also purchased the the Panasonic DMP-BD85 Blu-ray Disc player, which also has Viera Cast, and includes Netflix [though you can only access your queue], so we have a back-up for now.
It's been a lot of years since we updated our TV so any TV would of been better than what we had. I did a lot of research and decided on the P50G25, we are very happy with our selection. Picture quality is awesome, user friendly, and you can see it from the side without getting darker!! I like the way Viera link works since we are using the Panasonic BD85K Blue Ray player and the HDP500 sound bar. You can't go wrong with this setup.
The 50" is ginormous, but as guys know, you can't have too big a television;I haven't yet received my HDMI cables, but we watched SD DVDs on the new set with our new Panasonic DMP-BD85 Blu-ray Disc player, and the image might-as-well have been HD - This gave our old DVD collection a whole new life!
That was impressive!Back to the set,I love it! I also got the Panasonic DMP-BD85 Blu-ray player with Wifi and the combo is great.I haven't had any of the "buzzing" noise problems others have mentioned.I've got a sweet new fiber optic line at the back of my house, as soon as it's hooked up I'll be trying the streaming media functions.Gave my 42" LCD to my brothers family so everyone is happy.
While you don't get the extra resolution of a Blu-ray, the Sony made DVDs look bad. I mean bad, they looked pixelated and rough - grainy almost. The Panasonic makes the pixels smooth and clean. We tested ICE AGE (3d animated movie), Star Trek (2009), and of course Star Wars.I've also never experienced Burn-in on either of my Panasonics. I've had one for almost two years and this new one for about a month.
The Viera TC-P50G25 50 inch 1080 Panasonic plasma is a good TV but I truly believe my old 42 inch Panasonic plasma had deeper, richer colors. I'm now using the game mode instead of the THX mode and it seems to help. The delivery of the TV was delayed a couple of days and the freebie  MP3 player and HDMI cable were not included with the delivery.
I own a 720p LCD Panasonic TC - 32LX70 TV which I bought about 2-3 years ago for around the same price I bought this TV and I see no difference in HD channels, in fact I think my LCD has a better Image quality, but then again I'm not using the g25 to its full potential yet, so that may change. I love viera cast, I spent the whole day yesterday watching youtube videos and listening to pandora and even watched 2 movies from netflix, I love it love it.
I did however purchase a Blu-ray player, the Sony BDP-S570 Blu-ray Disc Player, and I connect to the internet very easily with this blu-ray player. It's quite amazing, I can very easily watch Netflix and rent movies from Amazon on this blu-ray player. Overall, I am very happy with this TV set. I highly recommend it.
With Viera Cast, I have been watching You Tube on my TV, checking the weather, and renting movies through NetFlix all wirelessly to my Blue ray player.I noticed lately that this tv has been coming down in price, but I don't care, it was worth every penny I paid at the time ($1,119)...have seen it for about $900 recently and have considered buying another one for the basement. No regrets on this purchase, whatsoever.
However, paying this much for a television, I recommend calibrating it to squeeze out the best possible picture. I calibrated mine using "Spears & Munsil High-Definition Benchmark Blu-ray Disc." Several small adjustments were needed, and they improved the picture quality and motion performance.2) Definitely use the THX picture mode when watching movies (Blu-ray or Broadcast).
Answer: Not sure why you would worry about burn-in with Pandora...Once it's playing for a while, the image on the screen starts to move around to prevent that problem.