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    #21
    Re: Phillips LCD - Static on A/V source

    That interference does look like the video signal ground is missing. When component video is selected, did you plug the video signal into the Y or green component input jack?
    The video signals go from the a/v jack board to CN702, through the power supply board traces (no components) to CN302 which connects to the digital board, and goes through a 0Ω resistor and a .1µf cap and into the Zoran ic.

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      #22
      Re: Phillips LCD - Static on A/V source

      from his first photo of the AV source the menu text look clear and the noise at JPEG back ground. its tell the problem at the source not the set. out put signal from the source need to change between YGBR to RGB. also the resolution of the signal... and all screw of boards chassis need to be in place too.

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        #23
        Re: Phillips LCD - Static on A/V source

        Originally posted by R_J View Post
        That interference does look like the video signal ground is missing. When component video is selected, did you plug the video signal into the Y or green component input jack?
        The video signals go from the a/v jack board to CN702, through the power supply board traces (no components) to CN302 which connects to the digital board, and goes through a 0Ω resistor and a .1µf cap and into the Zoran ic.
        I tried both Y and green in component and no image from either one. If I ohm test ground of av connector to ground of board and chasis it's 0 ohms

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          #24
          Re: Phillips LCD - Static on A/V source

          Originally posted by Diah View Post
          from his first photo of the AV source the menu text look clear and the noise at JPEG back ground. its tell the problem at the source not the set. out put signal from the source need to change between YGBR to RGB. also the resolution of the signal... and all screw of boards chassis need to be in place too.
          But the same source on another tv looks clear. Could still be a source problem?

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            #25
            Re: Phillips LCD - Static on A/V source

            Originally posted by caphair View Post
            But the same source on another tv looks clear. Could still be a source problem?
            sure.. TVs brands / firmware design handle AV signal in different ways.
            play with your source signal setting as i mentioned above.

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              #26
              Re: Phillips LCD - Static on A/V source

              Originally posted by Diah View Post
              sure.. TVs brands / firmware design handle AV signal in different ways.
              play with your source signal setting as i mentioned above.
              Just tried there are no settings from the source. It's a handheld nintendo emulator type with games. No settings to adjust

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                #27
                Re: Phillips LCD - Static on A/V source

                I think you’re right. Just found another source that uses av and picture is clear. Should have tried before but didn’t think it was a source issue.

                Do you think those av to hdmi upscaler converters would clear it out?

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                  #28
                  Re: Phillips LCD - Static on A/V source

                  Originally posted by caphair View Post
                  I think you're right. Just found another source that uses av and picture is clear. Should have tried before but didn't think it was a source issue.

                  Do you think those av to hdmi upscaler converters would clear it out?
                  good to hear you had proofed its source issue.
                  any HDMI upscale converters with out source power supply could do good jobs..

                  converters with out out source power are useless.

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