DVD video dropping out on Samsung DLP

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"Bruiser" <noth@nks.com> wrote in message
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> Just acquired a Samsung HLP-5063W set and am extremely happy with the PQ
> using my Toshiba SD-3750 progressive DVD player. However, in playing a
> video-intensive movie today ("Matrix Revolution" ), the video would
> occasionally drop out for a second or two (audio wasn't affected).
Happened
> about four times over the course of the movie. Is this loss of signal a
> result of errors on the disc or in the DVD player's processing?

I've also got a Toshiba DVD player and experienced similar issues. Try
turning the 'Edge Enhancement' feature off in the Picture Setting menu.

--
Italo

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It's the layer changes on the DVD. You just notice it more with the
higher light output of the new DLP tv.
-Bill
www.uptownaudio.com
Roanoke VA
(540) 343-1250

"Bruiser" <noth@nks.com> wrote in message
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> Just acquired a Samsung HLP-5063W set and am extremely happy with
the PQ
> using my Toshiba SD-3750 progressive DVD player. However, in playing
a
> video-intensive movie today ("Matrix Revolution" ), the video would
> occasionally drop out for a second or two (audio wasn't affected).
Happened
> about four times over the course of the movie. Is this loss of
signal a
> result of errors on the disc or in the DVD player's processing?
>
> I'm praying it has nothing to do with the set itself, which I doubt,
as this
> is the first I've noticed it after watching several DVDs. But with
these
> types of sets, does the signal have to be perfect in order for the
video to
> project? I'm thinking about those times with my old analog set where
> occasionally a DVD would break up slightly, and was wondering if
that is
> what is happening here.
>
>