inputs. (I.E. Similar blanking delay that one get's >> when you switch video inputs). (Star Trek Enterprise phaser scenes, >> blanking similar to the one get's when switching video inputs. ) >>>> Adding recommended caps reduced the problem for 1080i...

comcast. Yeah, I know satellite may be better but they made me an offer I couldnt refuse ;-) I am facing a little problem now. My 57in toshiba HDTV only has 2 component hookups, no DVI inputs ;-(. The problem is that I need 3 components for: DVD, cable,...

On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 18:42:36 -0700, "Gordon Greenblatt" wrote: >I have no video input at all.....not on video 1 or video 2 or direct >cable(ant) input. > I have had that problem sometimes (when rebooting, there would be no input). Rebooting again...

On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 18:42:36 -0700, "Gordon Greenblatt" wrote: >I have no video input at all.....not on video 1 or video 2 or direct >cable(ant) input. > I have had that problem sometimes (when rebooting, there would be no input). Rebooting again...

button I get a red circle with a line through it. All Video inputs have aspect control except the one I have the HD signal going to. I can move the HD signal aroundto other video inputs and the problem moves with it. Any ideas? Thank you in advance....

No video input or output bad video card?. Had same problem - no input. Tried new Video Card. At least Windows tried to start, however when Windows tries to start, goes in circles back to start in Safe Mode Option Screen, try to start in Safe Mode (or any other...

Samsung told them: Internal audio is delayed to match video delay but external audio feed is NOT delayed. Samsung suggests buying a new surround sound system with audio delay built in. Translated, if your input signal is not HD or progressive scan, (in...

with component OUT. I find no use for video inputs and outputs on my receiver. Is it possible to find a Home Theater receiver that just exists to take care of your audio rather than wasting all my dollars on video inputs and outputs that I can't even imagine...

S-PVA and P-MVA panels (more expensive than TN panel tech) are generally considered better for watching movies than IPS panels. It lacks the video input options you are looking and lastly it sells for $1,300+. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ My...