Recently I have connected my LCD TV to my laptop via a VGA cable.
I have downloaded some high definition clips and I'm really pleased with the quality.
One thing however. There appears to be very faint diagonal lines running across the screen. These are most noticable on a black background.
The manual talks about adjusting the PC Sampling and PC Clock settings to get rid of horizontal and vertical lines. Changing these settings makes no difference and these lines are diagonal, not horizontal or vertical.
The lines seem like interferance, but I have no other devices switched on nearby (other than the laptop).
The cable is a 1.5m cable I got with a computer and flat panel monitor, so it's probably not the best quality. Could it really be the cable at fault?
I'd like to get rid of the lines if possible, however I must admit they are extremely faint and perhaps only someone as pedantic as me would notice them
I have downloaded some high definition clips and I'm really pleased with the quality.
One thing however. There appears to be very faint diagonal lines running across the screen. These are most noticable on a black background.
The manual talks about adjusting the PC Sampling and PC Clock settings to get rid of horizontal and vertical lines. Changing these settings makes no difference and these lines are diagonal, not horizontal or vertical.
The lines seem like interferance, but I have no other devices switched on nearby (other than the laptop).
The cable is a 1.5m cable I got with a computer and flat panel monitor, so it's probably not the best quality. Could it really be the cable at fault?
I'd like to get rid of the lines if possible, however I must admit they are extremely faint and perhaps only someone as pedantic as me would notice them