Question about Sony KP-61HS10 61" Rear Projection Television
Hi there .. i have the above mentioned tv .every thing is ok when i am watching my sky hd, there is no shadows, but whenever i turn on my ps3 or hd dvd player i get red red shadows to the left hand side of items on the screen like a ghosting. i have tryed new hdmi cables and still nothing changes. sometimes when i go to turn on my hd dvd player it wont turn on until i disconect the hdmi cable, but once i put it back in it works ok but still the shadows. even when i watch a dvd through my ps3 it still has the shadows... please help........ thanks 4 your time
This *CAN* be fixed. This TV has a problem with running in the 60 Hz range with default factory settings, but it can be adjusted to remove the shadows. Be careful, though, the wrong setting in the service menu can really mess up a TV. Here's how you do it: To bring up the "service" menu, put the TV in standby mode, then press in sequence : Onscreen Display ( the little screen with the i+ in it ) 5 ( channel number 5 ) Volume Up ( upper end of volume button ) Analogue ( middle top button ) The TV should switch on and when it's warmed up, you should see a screen with lots of big green lettering on it. Press the "menu" button ( middle bottom ) Use the direction dial to move down to "LCD Drivers" and press right on the dial to enter this menu. Move down to "S H Pos Reg R". It should be "10", change it to "11". ( Left/Right to adjust ) Move down to "S H Pos Reg G". It should be "10", change it to "11". Move down to "SHPos Reg B". It should be "10", change it to "11". Press the menu bottom to drop out of the menus, and the standy button to drop to standby. Switch back on, and hopefully your ghosting will be gone.
Posted on Sep 21, 2007
This is due to you having a projection tv, some projection tvs are really bad for game playing and especially if you have a hdtv. even in the p23 manual it says that you shouldnt use with a projection tv cause it can damage your tv's screen permanently. I personally still play mine but, thats likly the problem.
Posted on Sep 06, 2007
SOURCE: ghosting on hdmi channel on my sony bravia
With HDMI there should be no ghosting. And being a Sony Bravia it should be no ghosting. My 52" Sony is great.
You've got connection issues.
Posted on Nov 25, 2009
SOURCE: Sony kdf-e50a12u rear projection lcd bravia. red...shadows
try this http://www.avforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=459681
Posted on Oct 02, 2007
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thanks for your advice. will just keep on playing and try to ignore the shadows. they are not really that bad. thanks 4 taking the time to offer me advise......CHEERS & happy gaming
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