Bit OT - digital TV
Does anyone know why a digital picture from freeview box should flicker
slightly? OK apart from that. The analogue signal is good. I am suspecting a fault with the box. Any advice appreciated. |
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4square writes Does anyone know why a digital picture from freeview box should flicker slightly? OK apart from that. The analogue signal is good. I am suspecting a fault with the box. Any advice appreciated. It is probably the tuner in the TV sending a picture back down the scart cable. This then interferes with the picture you are sending from the set top box. Try changing the analogue channel on the TV (then go back to aux) and see if it gives you a different type of flicker. The solution is to use a one-way scart or cut the composite video out line (pin 19 at the telly) -- Tim Mitchell |
Tim Mitchell wrote:
The solution is to use a one-way scart or cut the composite video out line (pin 19 at the telly) Or just use a decent SCART lead, i.e. one with all the signal cores individually screened. -- Andy |
4square wrote:
Does anyone know why a digital picture from freeview box should flicker slightly? OK apart from that. The analogue signal is good. I am suspecting a fault with the box. Any advice appreciated. Mine does as well. I think its the digitisation. |
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4square wrote: Does anyone know why a digital picture from freeview box should flicker slightly? OK apart from that. The analogue signal is good. I am suspecting a fault with the box. Any advice appreciated. The el cheapo Thompson? They all do that. And don't have RGB output. Take it back. -- *I get enough exercise just pushing my luck. Dave Plowman London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound. |
The Natural Philosopher wrote:
4square wrote: Does anyone know why a digital picture from freeview box should flicker slightly? OK apart from that. The analogue signal is good. I am suspecting a fault with the box. Any advice appreciated. Mine does as well. I think its the digitisation. I wouldn't call that flicker though. You do get pixelisation and blocks of graphics when interference occurs. Flickering may be due to OP using RF output of Freeview box instead of scart |
Old Bill wrote:
The Natural Philosopher wrote: 4square wrote: Does anyone know why a digital picture from freeview box should flicker slightly? OK apart from that. The analogue signal is good. I am suspecting a fault with the box. Any advice appreciated. Mine does as well. I think its the digitisation. I wouldn't call that flicker though. You do get pixelisation and blocks of graphics when interference occurs. Flickering may be due to OP using RF output of Freeview box instead of scart It sounds to me like you are suffering from "impulse" interference. Caused by other appliances switching. Worst offenders in my house are CH pump and the little man in the fridge who switches the light on. No idea why these cause more problems than others though... |
In article , Tim Mitchell
wrote: The solution is to use a one-way scart or cut the composite video out line (pin 19 at the telly) The solution is to use a properly screened SCART cable, not one from the 99p bin. -- AJL Electronics (G6FGO) Ltd : Satellite and TV aerial systems http://www.classicmicrocars.co.uk : http://www.ajlelectronics.co.uk |
In article , Andrew Chesters
m wrote: It sounds to me like you are suffering from "impulse" interference. Caused by other appliances switching. Worst offenders in my house are CH pump and the little man in the fridge who switches the light on. No idea why these cause more problems than others though... Usually two causes. 1) The use of an aerial that has no balun. 2) The use of non approved cable or connectors. -- AJL Electronics (G6FGO) Ltd : Satellite and TV aerial systems http://www.classicmicrocars.co.uk : http://www.ajlelectronics.co.uk |
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