Last night I was doing a bit more tinkering in trying to reduce the rainbow effect in conjunction with my HTPC. For me, I have found that using anything other than 60 hz refresh rate results in an increase in rainbow frequency. I tried using power strip to find if there was a sweeter spot around 60 hz but I did not find one, what I did notice was that using this test pattern to fine tune phase and tracking helps out a bit. This pattern, created by Mark Rejhon and first introduced in this thread was meant for DILA users but I have found that it helps to reduce rainbow as opposed to just using the auto config button (or whatever it's called, top right button) on the remote.
Essentially all you have to do is open the file in Internet Explorer, right click on it and set it to wallpaper (make sure to tile it!). The finer details are outlined in Mark's original thread.
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System info: LT150, Dalite 57X77 Matte & HP, P3 700, ATI Radeon 64mb VIVO, ATI 7.1 player, WinDVD 2.6.4, WinME
[This message has been edited by DRS (edited 08-07-2001).]
Essentially all you have to do is open the file in Internet Explorer, right click on it and set it to wallpaper (make sure to tile it!). The finer details are outlined in Mark's original thread.
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System info: LT150, Dalite 57X77 Matte & HP, P3 700, ATI Radeon 64mb VIVO, ATI 7.1 player, WinDVD 2.6.4, WinME
[This message has been edited by DRS (edited 08-07-2001).]