porscheman
Established Member
Again you are just stabbing in the dark. You need to do the isolation test to establish what to do next.
Gee, thanks...........
Again you are just stabbing in the dark. You need to do the isolation test to establish what to do next.
Sorry didn't mean to be rough was typing on the run.Gee, thanks...........
It should be set to limited.Anyone know what 'HDMI' dynamic range should be set too?
Although uncommon, the standards do allow for interlaced content on bluray.Blu-ray is always Progressive - either 60Hz or more usually 24p
Blu-ray is always Progressive - either 60Hz or more usually 24p
Joe
Guys,
I have a new VPLHW40ES, 26 hours on the lamp timer, used in low power 2D mode only. I have only owned this about 6 weeks and not watched many films in their entirety yet (I must admit I have been switching the PJ on and off for short duration over the last few weeks but this has been due to testing out different screens etc. I always let the PJ cool down and I do not switch it on and off repeatedly during a single day). This is a UK sourced brand new PJ from Sevenoaks sound and vision and not a grey import.
On with the problem. When I have had time to watch a movie, I have noticed on a couple of occassions (seems to be when watching DVD only thus far) the screen goes black for a few secs and then normal playback is resumed. Audio is not affected. This intermittant on/off of the image can occur for between 1 and 8 seconds on average, and seems to be very random, and I can see no cause for the issue. When I look at the lens at an angle when this problem occurs, it is as if the PJ is actually switching on and off, although the fans are not interrupted so this is not a power issue as far as I can tell. Seems odd that this has only ever occurred whilst watching DVD discs.
Physical setup is this -- sony BDP S7200 HDMI ---> Denon AVR X2200w ---> Sony PJ.
Can anyone help please?
James
The Player can usually be set to Interlaced or Progressive Output for DVD - you can try it On/Off and see if you 'see' more artefacts using the TV deiterlacing vs. the Player deiterlacing.
Additionally you can usually set the Player to up convert (to 1080p - p being Progressive) or leave the DVD in its native format and allow the TV to up-convert.
Blu-ray is always Progressive - either 60Hz or more usually 24p
Joe
If you replace the HDMI with an optical HDMI it will probably solve the problem, has for me everytime. The only issue is that the optical HDMI's are not cheap.
Lindy do these ones, I hope you are sitting down when you open the link. Audio/Video Cables & Adapters from LINDY UKHave you a link for an optical HDMI unit? I'm rebuilding my room this spring and I'd like to replace a 7 year old HDMI cable (12 metres long and it passes 3D without issues) with something capable of 4K to allow for future upgrades.