the_oldhams
Standard Member
I have just had a demo of the KDFE50A12 at a local sony centre but to be honest was not impressed at all and was wondering whether this was down to the tv set or the DVD player. Basically I watched a few DVD's including things like a bug's life which should produce a near perfect picture - they do on my AE700 projector. What happened was around text there was a lot of wavy lines/ tizzing and what should of been cream coloured text appeared bright white. Also generally there seemed to be a lot of jagged lines. Again compared to my AE700 picture with the same DVD's the picture was crap. It was connected to some sony DVD recorder by scart. To me the picture looked like it was composite rather than RGB scart as there seemed to be so much noise on the image. I could not get into the DVD recorder menus to see whether it was outputting RGB.
The other thing I tried was connecting a notebook to VGA port and when I set resolution to 1280 * 720 I simply got signal out of range - seems strange as this is native resolution of LCD panels ?
Could somebody confirm how a DVD picture through RGB scart looks - is it very solid with no noise . I was just surprised how bad it looked compared to my AE700 which is the same technology i.e. 1280 * 720 LCD panels.
Thanks
Mark
The other thing I tried was connecting a notebook to VGA port and when I set resolution to 1280 * 720 I simply got signal out of range - seems strange as this is native resolution of LCD panels ?
Could somebody confirm how a DVD picture through RGB scart looks - is it very solid with no noise . I was just surprised how bad it looked compared to my AE700 which is the same technology i.e. 1280 * 720 LCD panels.
Thanks
Mark