The source was DirectV 480I, converted by the CS-1 to 480P. The set will accept both the RGB and the YPbPr through this same set of inputs, but I have to ungplug the H/V cables in 1080I mode
Actually, I can't even spot the Jaggies in DVD's, but they are noticable from the DirecTV source. They are better, but not totally gone. I didn't know if this was supposed to eliminate them all-together, or just make an improvement. I know DirecTV is not the best source, and after the reset, it was a night and day difference. For example, before the rest, the 3 point line in basket ball look like stair steps, now they look close to what they should. However, hockey sticks, and straight lines still have a fair amount of Jaggies. If it can't eliminate all, I can accept that, but if it's supposed to, I might as well address it. The black line, lagging interlace or whatever it is, is just strange, and I'm not even sure what to call it. It's a slight annoynance, and only occurs in small parts of the screen. Like it is having problems with certain types of pictures, but oddly enough, it's something simple, like a woman turning her head, not the heavy motion invlovled like sports.
Just to note, the black line thing never occur when I connected the DirecTV receiver to the set directly.
I'll try hooking it to my computer monitor just for kicks and see what happens. Thanks