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Originally posted by kwokyan
Hi, H8nXTC,
The capacitor problem does not happen in Skyworth 1050D anymore. Also, 1050D has Macrovision disabled. |
I believe that I have bumped into a macrovision problem with the 1050D
When I connect the progressive VGA output to a Sony 11HT projector (using a RGBHV cable) I am seeing occasional horizontal stripes, color and brightness changes on the screen while viewing PAL DVD's such as "Contact", "Moulin Rouge", etc... However, AVIA DVD (which is Macrovision free?) does not show any problems. I am not sure yet but I assume that the artifacts are due to macrovision?
If I use the progressive component out of the Skyworth to connect the Sony projector I do not see these effects. However, since RGBHV gives me much sharper image I would prefer to use the VGA out. (The component out connection from Skyworth features chroma delay problems which blur the image)
To test it further I will try to connect a CRT computer monitor to the skyworth via RGBHV - this type of display should not react to macrovision and the artifacts should disappear?
Does anyone have a solution to this - a box to remove macrovision from RGBHV signals? Or could it be something else than macrovision?
jouni (alias adent)