Bright colours or light scenes work fine on my PH110. But when dark/black scenes occur the image(s) pixelate reallyy badly and frequently.
Any idea's what could be causing this?
Progressive scan perhaps?
Could it be the DVD?
Resoltion of that is being delivered to the projector?
Any help appreciated..
Hey i have the same prob with mine (same model) but it only happens when i send the picture through the rca video in. if i use my pc and use the 15 pin plug, it works fine. i cant explain why it happens, but i jus know it happens.
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The TV's main culprits to be causing this problem are "dynamic contrast" which maybe darkening the backl light in dark scenes an example a night time or a dark scene in a movie. To make the blacks be deeper (as LCD/LED TV are rubbish at blacks) or brighten it on bright scenes to make the light be lighter and once again to make the blacks be deeper so the images pop out. Also "eco lighting" this will dim or brighten the image based on the amount of light in a room in order to be saving energy. Ether way the easy fix is to turn both of these features off. You will get rid of the problem and enjoy more subtler shades of colour that would otherwise be bleached (brightend) or crushed(darkend) out..
My suggestion would be to test your computer using a different monitor. You have to find out whether it is your monitor that is bad or your computer. If you use a different monitor and everything looks fine and you see no dots then you know the computer is fine and it's the monitor that is bad. But if the screen still show dots and lines even with different monitor then your computers video card has gone bad and needs replaced. I would not try to repair the monitor that can be dangerous.
Good Luck
Proteus
Sometimes a technician can make adjustments to the y-sus and z-sus boards on the panel. If that doesn't work then its either replace those boards along with the main driver board or replace the panel. Either way this requires a technician to look at the TV.
sounds like an issue with the tube but you probably wont be able to fix it on your own, i would take it by an tv repair shop, they will determine if its repairable
This is a problem we have seen on this particular unit. There are internal adjustment that must be done to correct this problem. This adjust is done on the power supply. There are VS, VE and VA adjust. Look on the interior of the Panel for voltage chart. Adjust these voltage accordingly.
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