sounds like a cross color problem

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In Reply to: Anyone Know What This Is and Why It Occurs? posted by Winston Smith on November 21, 2011 at 20:29:43:

Usually this only affects video fed through the Composite connection. It could also be a bit of dot crawl thrown in for good measure. There are filters which can reduce the intensity of this problem, but elimination is almost impossible. If some of these old TV shows were taken from a Composite source (not every studio does a 4k scan of their productions), it's pretty much "baked-in" to the video.

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Topic - Anyone Know What This Is and Why It Occurs? - Winston Smith 20:29:43 11/21/11 (3)

Moire Effect - cdb 15:16:43 11/22/11 (0)

sounds like a cross color problem - Joe Murphy Jr 07:55:01 11/22/11 (0)

Strobing effect - Jack G 04:46:44 11/22/11 (0)

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sounds like a cross color problem - Joe Murphy Jr 07:55:01 11/22/11 (0)

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