- Annoying TV disturbance - 4 Updates
| root <NoEMail@home.org>: Jan 04 07:38PM > Move cables away from each other and don't use cheap co-ax, HDMI etc. > cables. > Kenny Your analysis is correct. I re-routed the hdmi cable and the problem is gone. Thanks to all who responded. |
| root <NoEMail@home.org>: Jan 04 07:39PM > My hum was in the audio from the RF feed. The isolator > cleaned it all up. > G² Fortunately for me re-routing was sufficient. |
| root <NoEMail@home.org>: Jan 04 07:40PM > If it doesn't occur on the other OS, then grab the video timing info > from that, and compare with your current OS. > xvidtune -show Thanks for responding. Hum seems to have been the problem since re-routing the hdmi cable fixed it. |
| root <NoEMail@home.org>: Jan 04 07:42PM > The fact that the line moves in that manner pretty much eliminates the display as a possibility, but it could still be a main board issue. > When the line appears, put up the TVs own menu. If the line disturbs the menu, it's a TV issue. Hum seems to have been the problem. Now that you mention it, there never has been a problem in the menu displays. I should have thought of that. |
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