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I just picked the HD LEEZA up today.
My sources are: Marantz DV8400 DVD player, VOOM HD receiver and V Inc Bravo D1 player
I am getting white snow line on the right and the top of the picture with the DVI inputs with the DV8400. I tried a few different DVD's and always got a line of white snow on top and right.
I tried 2 other sources; VOOM HD receiver and V Inc Bravo D1 player and they work fine. No snow.
When I called Key Digital tech support, he blamed it on the DVI cable.
First he said it was because I was using a 4-meter (13 feet) cable, which is too long. I said it worked fine straight from the player to the Marantz VP12S2, so how can the LEEZA be any worse?
Then he suggested it was a faulty cable. Well, one of the cables does look funny. I have 2 monster M500DVI's. They both have the identical packaging. However, one cable has 6 pins less then the other. It looks like it was intended. There is an exact square cut in the middle where pins exist in the other cable. Is it a faulty cable, which only the LEEZA is strict with? Should I replace the cable that has fewer pins? Or is it something with the LEEZA? The cable with fewer pins seemingly works fine. The HD signal from my VOOM receiver looks fine, as does the picture from the D1.
Please help,
Cap
My sources are: Marantz DV8400 DVD player, VOOM HD receiver and V Inc Bravo D1 player
I am getting white snow line on the right and the top of the picture with the DVI inputs with the DV8400. I tried a few different DVD's and always got a line of white snow on top and right.
I tried 2 other sources; VOOM HD receiver and V Inc Bravo D1 player and they work fine. No snow.
When I called Key Digital tech support, he blamed it on the DVI cable.
First he said it was because I was using a 4-meter (13 feet) cable, which is too long. I said it worked fine straight from the player to the Marantz VP12S2, so how can the LEEZA be any worse?
Then he suggested it was a faulty cable. Well, one of the cables does look funny. I have 2 monster M500DVI's. They both have the identical packaging. However, one cable has 6 pins less then the other. It looks like it was intended. There is an exact square cut in the middle where pins exist in the other cable. Is it a faulty cable, which only the LEEZA is strict with? Should I replace the cable that has fewer pins? Or is it something with the LEEZA? The cable with fewer pins seemingly works fine. The HD signal from my VOOM receiver looks fine, as does the picture from the D1.
Please help,
Cap