Good morning!
So, I'm experiencing an odd artifact on my TV: It's a Toshiba flat panel LED with "Colorstream HD" component channels.
When I hook my PS3 up to the TV using component cables and set the resolution to HD, I get shadowing on the screen; Ghostly images can be seen offset of the real image. For example, when you look at white text on a dark screen, you can see a ghostly letter to the right of the original letter. Needless to say this ruins the picture quality.
Thankfully I can use HDMI for my high resolutions 99% of the time; the component cables are only here for specific purposes that need to be done at SD, at which this artifact doesn't occur.
I've tried changing where the PS3 is pluged in, changing settings, reseating the cables, jiggling, and even playing with a bit of tinfoil. Nothing affects the issue.
So, I'm experiencing an odd artifact on my TV: It's a Toshiba flat panel LED with "Colorstream HD" component channels.
When I hook my PS3 up to the TV using component cables and set the resolution to HD, I get shadowing on the screen; Ghostly images can be seen offset of the real image. For example, when you look at white text on a dark screen, you can see a ghostly letter to the right of the original letter. Needless to say this ruins the picture quality.
Thankfully I can use HDMI for my high resolutions 99% of the time; the component cables are only here for specific purposes that need to be done at SD, at which this artifact doesn't occur.
I've tried changing where the PS3 is pluged in, changing settings, reseating the cables, jiggling, and even playing with a bit of tinfoil. Nothing affects the issue.
