Hey guys, am having some what of an issue with my blu ray player and LCD TV. There is a setting within the player menu for 24p which when turned on, seems to be every so often causing a judder on the picture. It's usually evident on panning shots in bright light.
Was watching Titanic with one of the girlfriends and it was very evident on panning shots of the ship there was cleary juddering, going on which was really starting to piss me off. I switched it off and it does appear to fix it, but the picture seems different (as in worse) somehow, when its switched off. Or perhaps I am imagining that. I dont see how it effects the picture, I thought it was to do with frame rates but it does appear that way and I was wondering if anyone knew why this is happening. It's not a MAJOR problem, like I said switching it off seems to solve it but am interested as to why it is happening.
While am here, I may aswell ask this aswell. When am messing around with settings (on the player), the TV keeps re outputting the signal. As in, if I am watching a 1080P Blu ray, if I go to the players menu, I get a message ''searching for input'' then if I go to the settings the same message comes up again. It takes me quite a while to go fromm watching a film to making a change in the settings, which again, isnt the end of the world but its anoying :\ I am assuming the menu's arent 1080P so that would explain the searching when I go from a movie to the main menu as it would be reoutputting to say 720, but why does it then need to re-output to 720 AGAIN when I go into settings? .The player is set to automatic, perhaps I should force it to always 1080P?
EDIT: One last thing. The player doesnt automatically switch the TV to its input when I switch it on (but my old dvd player did). I have to cycle through the source's (about 5-6 times) to get to the one am looking for (HDMI3) and then I get my picture. How do you get it to automatically get there? I read in the manual something about HDAVI that apparantly is what I need but it doesnt tell you how to do it :\
If anyone can understand those rambling it be appreciated Cheers
Martyn
Was watching Titanic with one of the girlfriends and it was very evident on panning shots of the ship there was cleary juddering, going on which was really starting to piss me off. I switched it off and it does appear to fix it, but the picture seems different (as in worse) somehow, when its switched off. Or perhaps I am imagining that. I dont see how it effects the picture, I thought it was to do with frame rates but it does appear that way and I was wondering if anyone knew why this is happening. It's not a MAJOR problem, like I said switching it off seems to solve it but am interested as to why it is happening.
While am here, I may aswell ask this aswell. When am messing around with settings (on the player), the TV keeps re outputting the signal. As in, if I am watching a 1080P Blu ray, if I go to the players menu, I get a message ''searching for input'' then if I go to the settings the same message comes up again. It takes me quite a while to go fromm watching a film to making a change in the settings, which again, isnt the end of the world but its anoying :\ I am assuming the menu's arent 1080P so that would explain the searching when I go from a movie to the main menu as it would be reoutputting to say 720, but why does it then need to re-output to 720 AGAIN when I go into settings? .The player is set to automatic, perhaps I should force it to always 1080P?
EDIT: One last thing. The player doesnt automatically switch the TV to its input when I switch it on (but my old dvd player did). I have to cycle through the source's (about 5-6 times) to get to the one am looking for (HDMI3) and then I get my picture. How do you get it to automatically get there? I read in the manual something about HDAVI that apparantly is what I need but it doesnt tell you how to do it :\
If anyone can understand those rambling it be appreciated Cheers
Martyn
Last edited by Bell (2008-06-12 15:24:14)