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Stimpy
Guest
My setup is as follows
Pioneer 565 DVD -->component-->vivid VTB100 scaler -->VGA-->LGPZ14 plasma
Skybox -->S-vid-->vivid VTB100 scaler -->VGA-->LGPZ14 plasma
VCR -->Composite to S-vid converter -->vivd VTB100 Scaler-->VGA--LGPZ14 plasma.
The picture for the skybox and vcr is much better compared to using a composite only connection.
Previously I ran a ProV scaler only using S-VID for the DVD player.
Now the problem, when using componant directly to the screen or to the scaler I get very strange colour problems, usually seen in skin tones or certain clothing (tweed jackets, etc). Watching Thomas Crown afair last night it was especially visiable on a green tweed jacket which would turn red in places depending on the angle of the actor.
I never got this problem with S-VID.
I have managed to dial the problem out a little by reducing the colour and increasing the contrast a little (and using the THX setup screens on other DVDs), but still cannot eliminate the problem entirely??
Can anybody help?
Cheers
Pioneer 565 DVD -->component-->vivid VTB100 scaler -->VGA-->LGPZ14 plasma
Skybox -->S-vid-->vivid VTB100 scaler -->VGA-->LGPZ14 plasma
VCR -->Composite to S-vid converter -->vivd VTB100 Scaler-->VGA--LGPZ14 plasma.
The picture for the skybox and vcr is much better compared to using a composite only connection.
Previously I ran a ProV scaler only using S-VID for the DVD player.
Now the problem, when using componant directly to the screen or to the scaler I get very strange colour problems, usually seen in skin tones or certain clothing (tweed jackets, etc). Watching Thomas Crown afair last night it was especially visiable on a green tweed jacket which would turn red in places depending on the angle of the actor.
I never got this problem with S-VID.
I have managed to dial the problem out a little by reducing the colour and increasing the contrast a little (and using the THX setup screens on other DVDs), but still cannot eliminate the problem entirely??
Can anybody help?
Cheers