Hi,
We've got 4 LCD HDTV's scattered around our house. All but one are getting a great signal from our Time Warner Cable. One TV however, a Panasonic TC-L32XT, will frequently have a momentary digital glitch... a portion of the screen (usually where the action or movement is occurring) gets digital blocks and the audio drops out for a couple seconds, then everything returns to normal. This behaviour recurs every few minutes. This glitch does not occur on Analog channels. So it occurs on 3-1, 5-1 and 9-1 but not 3, 5 or 9.
None of the other TV's suffer this fate.
I always figured it was just a low signal from Time Warner and that this particular TV was more sensitive to that. So I swapped out the TV that was having the problem with one of the other TV's. The problem did not occur with the other TV when connected to the same coax outlet.
So I guess I can assume that the cabling is fine.
So do you think this is something out of adjustment in the HDTV that could be easiy fixed? Or do you think it's something else?
Is there any additional information I can provide to help diagnose this issue?
thanks for your help.
We've got 4 LCD HDTV's scattered around our house. All but one are getting a great signal from our Time Warner Cable. One TV however, a Panasonic TC-L32XT, will frequently have a momentary digital glitch... a portion of the screen (usually where the action or movement is occurring) gets digital blocks and the audio drops out for a couple seconds, then everything returns to normal. This behaviour recurs every few minutes. This glitch does not occur on Analog channels. So it occurs on 3-1, 5-1 and 9-1 but not 3, 5 or 9.
None of the other TV's suffer this fate.
I always figured it was just a low signal from Time Warner and that this particular TV was more sensitive to that. So I swapped out the TV that was having the problem with one of the other TV's. The problem did not occur with the other TV when connected to the same coax outlet.
So I guess I can assume that the cabling is fine.
So do you think this is something out of adjustment in the HDTV that could be easiy fixed? Or do you think it's something else?
Is there any additional information I can provide to help diagnose this issue?
thanks for your help.