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View Full Version : Black dots with any SD 480i/480p content. Picture included. Help!!!!! DaddyDC650 05-07-07, 03:48 PM There are a bunch of tiny black dots all over SD content on my Sony KV-30HS420. 720p/1080i content looks great however. What system menu settings should I mess with to possibly correct this annoying issue? http://aycu16.webshots.com/image/13695/2005521869674842296_th.jpg (http://allyoucanupload.webshots.com/v/2005521869674842296) ClayPigeon 05-07-07, 05:20 PM Oh no now what did you do? j/k :P Damn tho i never seen anything like that before :( I'm sure somebody on here will know tho. DaddyDC650 05-07-07, 05:39 PM Thanks for the reply ClayPigeon. I hope you're right about somebody knowing what the exact problem might be.... Targus 05-07-07, 05:42 PM It looks like noise. Ratman 05-07-07, 05:54 PM And yet another new thread??? C'mon! http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?p=10448022&&#post10448022 ClayPigeon 05-07-07, 06:04 PM LOL man your dad must be at work all worried what new experiment you performed on his TV! ClayPigeon 05-07-07, 06:05 PM Surprise him one day and turn off one of the color guns and see what he says when he turns the TV on :P DaddyDC650 05-07-07, 06:12 PM Geez Ratman, does it bug you that much that you had to create another thread on it....... btw ClayPigeon, I'd most likely get beaten down with a belt if I did that. =) Ratman 05-07-07, 06:59 PM Yes... 7 threads is a tad overboard from the same poster on the same subject. DaddyDC650 05-07-07, 07:00 PM Here's something interesting. When viewing SD content under the 720p or 1080i input, the artifacts do not appear. If I run SD content under its native resolution, they appear. DaddyDC650 05-07-07, 07:15 PM Ratman, try taking it up with an admin instead of crying about it in this thread plz. Ratman 05-07-07, 07:19 PM See my response in the other thread you started... with pictures. ;) DaddyDC650 05-07-07, 07:52 PM Ratman, cry me a river. Stop posting if you're not going to help. Like I said, take it up with an admin. like.no.other. 05-07-07, 09:30 PM LOL. This thread is funny. It's all based on the history of your "username". Anyways, it's either signal noise or your TV's B-Board is bad. DaddyDC650 05-07-07, 09:39 PM Thanks for the reply, like.no.other. If it's signal noise, any way to reduce it? If the B-Board is bad, would it not effect the HD inputs? like.no.other. 05-07-07, 10:28 PM Thanks for the reply, like.no.other. If it's signal noise, any way to reduce it? If the B-Board is bad, would it not effect the HD inputs? I don't know 100% but that's mainly the problem if there are artifacts on any Sony TV. Call Sony and see if they can see to fix your TV. |