[Rolle_B]

Hello everyone.

I have a strange problem with my Sony-1270QM. At the top of the picture I have 2 lines that flicker around all the time. Have tried to remove them with the blanking, but this doesn't help??? Very odd!


Does anyone have a good expl..

Thx!

 

[Vic C]

Actually I see this on my 1031Q on my local channel 12. I dont have any blanking adjusted but this is supposed to be adjusted by blanking to loose that first scan line.


I think those flickering lines are picture info for brightness and white balance for the broadcastr signal. As you shouldnt see it with DVD I think. You may do as I have right now with them just on the black frame of my screen in the overscan portion of the image. They were way worse when I fist got my projector as I did "trim" it with initial blacking but apprently I didnt do it enough when I set up perminently. As I said I only see it on one channel and its on my over scan so I dont care as I dont really see it. You shouldnt have a problem using blanking unless your blanking is all used up do to not having the projector set up right.

 

[Kieth]

Can you take a picture? Perhaps with a picture someone could better diagnose the problem...?


--Kieth

 

[kaleb]

What is your source? It might be closed-captioning information?


--kaleb

 

[Rolle_B]

I use a Nintaus DVD-player with PS as input signal. Problem is that they are there, even with no signal attached!?


I will borrow a dig.camera and take a shot of it. I will put a picture up tomorrow.

 

[Vic C]

with no signal? interesting

 

[CunnazZ]

it will be your akb line

 

[Rolle_B]

Thank you CunnazZ!


Can I get rid of these in an easy way?

 

[RODDMOD]

You can turn the G2 down on each gun until they go away, but you might change the B/W tracking.

 

[Rolle_B]

Ok! Will try this

Thx

 

[Kieth]

Please- Take a picture first. Let us see what the problem is before you go the "twist every knob possible" route. If the G2 was too high you would probably be seeing retrace lines instead of just some line dancing around. The fact that it is dancing around says to me either a source problem or a blanking issue. Not saying it cant be the G2, just that I doubt it is...


--Kieth