I got my Pioneer Elite PRO-151FD last Saturday. Amazing blacks and picture quality specifically HD sources and absolutely breathtaking blu-ray performance. I chose Pioneer Elite over Panasonic 58PZ850, even though I was getting Panasonic at almost half the price through my employer's Panasonic EPP site. Anyway I mentioned this on Elite forum: I have a stuck - white flashing pixel in bright blue backgrounds, somewhat in the middle (horizontally center and vertically about at 5/8th from top) of the panel.
I tried Jscreenfix about almost 7 hours and I tried 3 different Windows based utilities by connecting my laptop to 151FD via HDMI: Jscreen deluxe, udpixel and DPT. Now I am playing about 5 different Disney Pixar movies in loop as I was told that usually fixes stuck pixel.
What I have not tied yet is a massaging the pixel using included microfiber cloth and put some pressure on the panel around stuck pixel area because I though this approach would only work with LCDs where you don't have any glass or coating? Does you think massaging would make any difference on PDPs? My Pioneer dealer/AVS Forum sponsor Robert @ Value Electronics also suggested this idea after exhausting all other options.
I tried Jscreenfix about almost 7 hours and I tried 3 different Windows based utilities by connecting my laptop to 151FD via HDMI: Jscreen deluxe, udpixel and DPT. Now I am playing about 5 different Disney Pixar movies in loop as I was told that usually fixes stuck pixel.
What I have not tied yet is a massaging the pixel using included microfiber cloth and put some pressure on the panel around stuck pixel area because I though this approach would only work with LCDs where you don't have any glass or coating? Does you think massaging would make any difference on PDPs? My Pioneer dealer/AVS Forum sponsor Robert @ Value Electronics also suggested this idea after exhausting all other options.
