The projector has been working fine. We did not use it for a week and wanted to move it. So we unplugged the lead from the projector, whilst it was plugged in to a socket (but not turned on). There was some 'sparking' (from the plug to the projector socket) when we pulled the plug lead out and put in back in. Could this have caused the problem?
Its like it has gone into 'protect' standby mode as a result of a power surge, but I am guessing!! Any ideas welcome
I have digital shaddowinng on my 50HM66 tv. Its been going on for a year because of the cost of a...
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I have digital shaddowinng on my 50HM66 tv. Its been going on for a year because of the cost of a new light engine. I put my serial number in the one page and it says I don't qualify. It was purchased in the spring of 06
I connected my Hitachi 51F500 51" rear projection TV (1080i) to my HTPC through a straight DVI...
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I connected my Hitachi 51F500 51" rear projection TV (1080i) to my HTPC through a straight DVI and ran into a problem with resolution. BluRays and DVDs look perfect, but windows looks horrible. I can't read any text and can barely decipher the icons on my desktop. I've spent hours altering the display settings with nvidia controller and can't resolve this problem. nvidia controller recognizes the tv (even shows the model information) and has specific settings for the tv but still completely blurry on any setting. I've read some info on 1:1 ratios and I think that may be the problem. Does anyone know if this tv can be set to the 1:1 pixel? If not, will powerstrip software resolve this? PC specs are: EVGA nForce 730a mobo w/nvidia HDCP chipset; AMD Phenom Quad Agena; 4GB Corsair XMS2 DDR2; Plextor BluRay/DVD/CD; 1.5 TB storage. running XP sp3 until MS offers multiple license of W7. Thanks to any help in advance!