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A month or so ago I bought the JVC 26" LCD TV. I've noticed that when watching either fast moving images (eg sport), or particularly programmes where there are closeups of faces, that there is a lot of "drag" around the image - I guess this is what others have referred to as ghosting or blurring.
Question is - is this a feature of LCD technology per se, a problem with my set, a problem with this specific brand and model, or an artifact of the TV signal coming in ? In other threads I've read statements that modern LCD technology should not ghost.
The feed into the TV is a standard RF coming out of an NTL feed (ie not a digitial cable signal, but just the freebie terrestrial channels.)
Would a swap to a digibox help at all ? Should I be complaining to JVC ? Or is there anything I can do in the setup of the unit to try to reduce the effect ?
It's very irritating..... any advice very welcome
Question is - is this a feature of LCD technology per se, a problem with my set, a problem with this specific brand and model, or an artifact of the TV signal coming in ? In other threads I've read statements that modern LCD technology should not ghost.
The feed into the TV is a standard RF coming out of an NTL feed (ie not a digitial cable signal, but just the freebie terrestrial channels.)
Would a swap to a digibox help at all ? Should I be complaining to JVC ? Or is there anything I can do in the setup of the unit to try to reduce the effect ?
It's very irritating..... any advice very welcome