this will boot your computer into a test enviroment and requires to be run for a at least 4 hours to thoughly test your system. I reccomend over night.does the whole screen change or just the video stream.
you may have a currupt video driver, a currupt video decoder, a damaged video card. or if it is an onboard video card you may have damaged ram.
Please confirm your video adator, the appliaction your are using to play the video, the type of video eg divX or MP4 or DVD.
also run a memtest. a free CD ISO is avaliavle from here
http://www.memtest86.com/
this will boot your computer into a test enviroment and requires to be run for a at least 4 hours to thoughly test your system.
I reccomend over night.
Hi
i was also had that type of problem. 1st you make sure that graphic card are installed your pc or not
because in my pc i haddent graphic card. i was installed graphic card in my pc then i never problem again so plz try it
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NOISE? from the fridge inside? or from the outside compressor? In overstressed compressor or low freon level will make weird noises? a bad fan in freezer will? Even seen bad ice makers make weird noises? if the ice making is hindered by obstructions?
DVD drive section circuit fault. If you wish to get some details; check the site linked here. Viewing it in "Mosaic" or "Magazine" will make surf easy. Pull up older posts. Surf the site with patience. Do a search by type in the brand name of your device at its search box. http://electronicshelponline.blogspot.com/
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You could have Bad Capacitors on the Power supply board they will be vented or swollow on Top
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I gotta know more clearly about your question, i am going to explain in 'Guide Solutions'
Guide 1: Is it the color just cover the main grid? (Color cover like blocking the others, such as watching 70s TV shows, the colors blocked in black and white.)
Source 1: Audio input problems, your dvd audio input linked with three different 'rops', they are appeared to be push by pressure.
Solution 1: Determine more spaces to them!
Guide 2: Is it the color cover the photon grid? (Color cover at all pictures, each of them doesn't stand the other colors instead of replaced by unique color)
Source 2: Undefined
Solution 2: The TV setting menu seems to b set by specific colors, change it on your own using remote. OR this is a specific part that the DVD need to show the color in unique color (only one)
(No problems, keep watching)!
Remove unshielded speakers or other metallic objects near the TV. It can cause picture distortion.
Tune the TV to channel or cable program.
Run the TV for at least 30 minutes.
Press FLASH FOCUS on the front panel of the TV.
A cross pattern appears and FLASH FOCUS begins to work. The adjustment is completed when the cross pattern becomes white and you are returned to the program you were watching.
You cannot perform any other functions until FLASH FOCUS has completed its cycle. If you perform any other operation while FLASH FOCUS is in progress, FLASH FOCUS operation is canceled.
Need to connect both the 3-prong AV adapter *and* the firewire cord. The firewire connect alone does not work, and the 3-prong AV cord alone does not work. But connect both cords to the two devices, and it seems to work. 15 minutes and counting... Hope this helps someone.
does the whole screen change or just the video stream.
you may have a currupt video driver, a currupt video decoder, a damaged video card. or if it is an onboard video card you may have damaged ram.
Please confirm your video adator, the appliaction your are using to play the video, the type of video eg divX or MP4 or DVD.
also run a memtest. a free CD ISO is avaliavle from here
http://www.memtest86.com/
this will boot your computer into a test enviroment and requires to be run for a at least 4 hours to thoughly test your system.
I reccomend over night.
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