I have a problem watching high def tv and thought I'd ask everyone's opinion about what to do.
It involves the H20 direct TV reciever connected by fair quality component cables to the 1080i inputs of a philips large rear Projection set.
Watching Hi def channels is a teat and doesn't creat any issue, until a commercial, many commercials, come on.
We all know how the audio signal kicks up about ten db with each commercial, but apparently the video signal is also increased.
The set is flawless until a commercial shows an all white screen, like one with some drug product in the middle.
At that moment the lower half of the screen goes into what looks like jagged horizontal tearing, as if it's video overloaded or ssome ham is keying up.
The sixty inch philips set is zero referenced for excellent picture display and is about four years old, never been relocated since new.
The DTV reciever was a notorious problematic device and may be the culprit?
There is no HDMI inputs on this system but my first thought is to try using three video resistive attenuator rca plugs on the component lines to knock down the level slightly.
After that I would be recapping the DTV reciever becuase it's always very hot.
And lastly I'd have to attack the video in section of the tv with new caps.
If you've read all this far do you have advice for me about which is the best aproach?
I would love to be able to totally block all commercials completely from view which would be the very best answer.
It involves the H20 direct TV reciever connected by fair quality component cables to the 1080i inputs of a philips large rear Projection set.
Watching Hi def channels is a teat and doesn't creat any issue, until a commercial, many commercials, come on.
We all know how the audio signal kicks up about ten db with each commercial, but apparently the video signal is also increased.
The set is flawless until a commercial shows an all white screen, like one with some drug product in the middle.
At that moment the lower half of the screen goes into what looks like jagged horizontal tearing, as if it's video overloaded or ssome ham is keying up.
The sixty inch philips set is zero referenced for excellent picture display and is about four years old, never been relocated since new.
The DTV reciever was a notorious problematic device and may be the culprit?
There is no HDMI inputs on this system but my first thought is to try using three video resistive attenuator rca plugs on the component lines to knock down the level slightly.
After that I would be recapping the DTV reciever becuase it's always very hot.
And lastly I'd have to attack the video in section of the tv with new caps.
If you've read all this far do you have advice for me about which is the best aproach?
I would love to be able to totally block all commercials completely from view which would be the very best answer.
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