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Note Bluetooth is only for the the 3D glasses, it doesn't audio stream to headphones.does this tv have blutooth ? and wereabouts is the headphone jack?
Note Bluetooth is only for the the 3D glasses, it doesn't audio stream to headphones.does this tv have blutooth ? and wereabouts is the headphone jack?
Not true bud, I've used it for a keyboard and it links with Bluetooth remotes as well. I cannot comment on headphones though, but as it's not a listed feature for Bluetooth audio out i'd assume you're correct.Note Bluetooth is only for the the 3D glasses, it doesn't audio stream to headphones.
Ah cool, I forgot about those accessories. I should add this to the FAQ so I don't forget too
People have definitely confirmed that headphones don't work though.
Sounds like a main power board failure, same happened on my old Panasonic plasma TV a few years back. I purchased a secondhand replacement from EBay and the TV is still going strong to this day.I have had the 58dx902b for 18 months now and this morning whilst watching it the screen went black, then after a few seconds the power lights went off. I have been unable to get the tv back on. I haven't changed the fuse yet because when i plug the tv in I hear a click in the back which must indicate that there is power going to it (?). Not sure if i am wrong there. I have cleared excess dust out and also tried the standby on and off button to the right but still nothing.
Anyone else had this issue or can diagnose? Thanks
I have had the 58dx902b for 18 months now and this morning whilst watching it the screen went black, then after a few seconds the power lights went off. I have been unable to get the tv back on. I haven't changed the fuse yet because when i plug the tv in I hear a click in the back which must indicate that there is power going to it (?). Not sure if i am wrong there. I have cleared excess dust out and also tried the standby on and off button to the right but still nothing.
Anyone else had this issue or can diagnose? Thanks
Have you been able to get this resolved? I have stumbled into the same issue today after only having it for 2 years, and John Lewis who was suppose to have my reciept online does not have it. I have 3 years left on my warrenty through them on it but I am stuck. Really upset as its a great TV but that came from out of no where.I have had the 58dx902b for 18 months now and this morning whilst watching it the screen went black, then after a few seconds the power lights went off. I have been unable to get the tv back on. I haven't changed the fuse yet because when i plug the tv in I hear a click in the back which must indicate that there is power going to it (?). Not sure if i am wrong there. I have cleared excess dust out and also tried the standby on and off button to the right but still nothing.
Anyone else had this issue or can diagnose? Thanks
Have you not got a physical copy of your purchase receipt ?Have you been able to get this resolved? I have stumbled into the same issue today after only having it for 2 years, and John Lewis who was suppose to have my reciept online does not have it. I have 3 years left on my warrenty through them on it but I am stuck. Really upset as its a great TV but that came from out of no where.
Sadly no, I have been tearing up my house looking for it. Its somewhere as I wouldn't have thrown it away. Just need to find it or I'll be buying a new power board and trying to fix it myself.Have you not got a physical copy of your purchase receipt ?
Or an email receipt from them when you purchased the TV ?
The glasses are Bluetooth? I'm sure I started seeing the white flash every couple of seconds, I assumed that's his they stayed in sync with the screen. No?Note Bluetooth is only for the the 3D glasses, it doesn't audio stream to headphones.
Not really. Probably cheapest you can do is a second hand AVR that supports HDR10 passthrough. Receivers released over the past few years support that. Shouldn't need to spend anywhere near that kind of money. Even if buying new.Hi everyone,
First time posting here but reading up on threads related to this TV for a while now. I was just wondering if there was any work around for the sound delay when using DD 5.1 from a device and then out to the sound system? The issue that I am facing is that I have got a PS4 slim recently and want to get a HDR image out of it, which looks quite nice on this set. We have an AVR (Sony STRDN-860) which while supporting 4K does not support HDR passthrough. At this stage I am stuck with either HDR or surround sound..... I have tried a HDMI splitter however when I use that with HDR the colours seem very washed out and defeats the purpose of HDR. The Ps4 slim sadly does not have an optical out and with the PS5 so close to release I don't want to spend money on a PS4 Pro at the moment which does have an optical out. Are there any cheap solutions to my problem to get both HDR and surround sound with this setup that works properly? I know the long term solution would be to upgrade the AVR which would solve everything but I'm not read to fork out $1300 aud for something like a STRDN-1080 just yet.
Thanks!
Smearing/Trailing is not a fault. It's the trait of the slow Innolux VA type panel the TV uses. Present on all other TVs using the same panel and even worse with the 60hz ones. Haloing - well it really depends how bad it is. If you think its gotten worse then you may be able to file a warranty claim but if its just that you are noticing more than you used to then its likely just because you are noticing the weakness of the TV. No FALD TV is ever going to be perfect in this respect, even newer models like the Samsung Q90R.Wheres the best place on here to look into this and get it sorted or at least reduced?
Try asking on the dedicated DX902 thread mate located here,I’ve only really started watching hdr content.
Netflix seems much worse than other sources
Try asking on the dedicated DX902 thread mate located here,
Panasonic DX902B Owners Thread Part 4
This is a continuation of the Panasonic DX902B Owners Thread Part 3 which can be found here: Panasonic DX902B owners thread part 3 Ed's FAQ below: This FAQ has been created to help owners quickly find answers to the most commonly asked questions in one convenient location. Information from...www.avforums.com
Any particular program on netflix, I've never noticed smearing on either of my dx902 tv's, see the odd bit of halo-ing sometimes, but 99 percent of the time it produces a stunning image, i actually prefer the dx902 to my panny oledReally noticing smearing / halo / trailing on my 65DX902 on HDR content.
Wheres the best place on here to look into this and get it sorted or at least reduced?
Netflix is dissaster for all of us because they reduced quality of streams...my 4k is runing more like 720p.I’ve only really started watching hdr content.
Netflix seems much worse than other sources
Netflix is dissaster for all of us because they reduced quality of streams...my 4k is runing more like 720p.
It has nothing to do with pq quality of your tv.
Then this is your issue. It's not a fault with the TV per se, but will be because you are watching HDR.I’ve only really started watching hdr content.
Netflix seems much worse than other sources