Shady Deal
Standard Member
High all,
i have a Pace 4000 telewest box. Anyoutput from it (inc rf) to the Tv shifts the picture to the right a bit. Even picking RGB the picture improves greatly but does not shift to the left like a lot of RGB feed do.
My normal "Pass Through" aerial connection is unaffected but the Pace Box RF out (Channel 60) is definately shifted slightly to the right.
Is this the same for everybody??
I ask because this is my second box (First one just fried..) and the first one I had did this also.
I seem to remember that my old analog box was the same but am not 100% sure about this.
I have just tried the box on my 46 RP and in all fairness the pics were as good as Sky (I have just unsubcribed so only FTA) but the shift was obviously worse.
I do not believe that Telewest would think the shift was worth worrying about or that there is an adjustment in the box for it so does anyone else notice this??
Thanks
P.S. What sort of picture modes are sent out over cable, my RP was changing modes from wide to Cinema to 4:3 etc that could drive you mad!!
i have a Pace 4000 telewest box. Anyoutput from it (inc rf) to the Tv shifts the picture to the right a bit. Even picking RGB the picture improves greatly but does not shift to the left like a lot of RGB feed do.
My normal "Pass Through" aerial connection is unaffected but the Pace Box RF out (Channel 60) is definately shifted slightly to the right.
Is this the same for everybody??
I ask because this is my second box (First one just fried..) and the first one I had did this also.
I seem to remember that my old analog box was the same but am not 100% sure about this.
I have just tried the box on my 46 RP and in all fairness the pics were as good as Sky (I have just unsubcribed so only FTA) but the shift was obviously worse.
I do not believe that Telewest would think the shift was worth worrying about or that there is an adjustment in the box for it so does anyone else notice this??
Thanks
P.S. What sort of picture modes are sent out over cable, my RP was changing modes from wide to Cinema to 4:3 etc that could drive you mad!!