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I did a search here but found nothing like this.
Recently purchased a Pioneer 50 inch, I believe 503 model. I am having a problem with the picture now. I am not too familiar with all the terms and stuff so I might sound a little childish in my description here.
The picture, whether it be from Cable or DVD, is definately being blow up, or zoomed in, and it isn't on the zoom feature which looks completely different from what I am seeing anyhow. The picture is grainy and images are outlined with bluriness which is from the fact that it is being viewed larger than it should. I went through all the menu options changing everything, aspects or whatever I could. Nothing fixed it. While watching some programs, such as a football game, for example the stats they normally show on the bottom of the screen are pushed out of the viewing area.
It reads 480i on the display, which I believe is the lowest resolution it has. It never changes and there isn't any option too change it. It worked fine the first day I had it. Picture perfect. I haven't a clue why it is doing this.
I read something about a RS232 connection? Don't know much about it, but does anybody know can I fix this problem with this ultility? I hope somebody knows what I am talking about.
Thanks in advance for your help or comments.
NoFrills-
Recently purchased a Pioneer 50 inch, I believe 503 model. I am having a problem with the picture now. I am not too familiar with all the terms and stuff so I might sound a little childish in my description here.
The picture, whether it be from Cable or DVD, is definately being blow up, or zoomed in, and it isn't on the zoom feature which looks completely different from what I am seeing anyhow. The picture is grainy and images are outlined with bluriness which is from the fact that it is being viewed larger than it should. I went through all the menu options changing everything, aspects or whatever I could. Nothing fixed it. While watching some programs, such as a football game, for example the stats they normally show on the bottom of the screen are pushed out of the viewing area.
It reads 480i on the display, which I believe is the lowest resolution it has. It never changes and there isn't any option too change it. It worked fine the first day I had it. Picture perfect. I haven't a clue why it is doing this.
I read something about a RS232 connection? Don't know much about it, but does anybody know can I fix this problem with this ultility? I hope somebody knows what I am talking about.
Thanks in advance for your help or comments.
NoFrills-