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In Reply to: strange Bad Color experience posted by PSP on June 2, 2005 at 10:36:14:
are you sure you have the input setup as Component and *NOT* RGB. on my panny this is selectable in the setup menus.... this sort of thing can happen if your TV thinks it's RGB and not Component....Sam
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Sam,
I think so... I don't remember seeing an RBG option in the Philips menus, but I'll be sure to check.Any idea why I'm getting different behavior for different movies?
Thanks,
Peter
could be the DVD player's component output.....Sam
Could be, but I still don't understand how a bad component output could give correct color for one movie and bad color for another.I am quick to admit that I don't know a whole lot about video, but this seems very strange.
Last night I removed the HT processor from the video chain, so I now have:
Philips 963SA(component out)--> Philips HDTV (component in) and still have blue faces on Dial M for Murder, but good color with newer movies.
Thanks for your help,
Peter
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