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Old 27-01-2003, 2:42 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Dont know if this is normal

Ok this evening while my room was dark and I was watching a DVD on my Sony KV32FX66. When I ended the film and turn of my dvd player. As i had scart selected the first place it did not go to a tv channel which I expected as I turn the AV on my self as I flicked over during the film to look at footy result. Anyway let get down to the thing I notice. As you all prolly know if you turn to a AV channel with nothing turn on you get a black screen. At the top i notice a shadow of light but it was dull. Is this ok anyone else seen this?
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Old 27-01-2003, 3:07 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Seen nothing like that on mine
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Old 27-01-2003, 3:12 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Have you checked? take out a scart lead and turn the av channel on be in a dark room and see if it all dark black.

I dont notice any interference when watching programs thou
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