LG widescreen TV - poor picture ??
#1
LG widescreen TV - poor picture ??
anybody have any ideas
got a lg WS tv seems ok but to be honest when the picture view is far away the scrren quality is crap , yet close in its perfect,
all i know is on the handset it says
6710v00032u
telly is supposed to be a good one its connected up to sky plus via scart etc , but as far as i am concerend the cheapo from asda upstairs gives a far better picture.is it something with scan mode ??
any ideas appreciated
thanks
jase
got a lg WS tv seems ok but to be honest when the picture view is far away the scrren quality is crap , yet close in its perfect,
all i know is on the handset it says
6710v00032u
telly is supposed to be a good one its connected up to sky plus via scart etc , but as far as i am concerend the cheapo from asda upstairs gives a far better picture.is it something with scan mode ??
any ideas appreciated
thanks
jase
#3
Scooby Regular
It's an LG ............ you must expect crap I'm afraid
Don't even think about contacting their Customer Services ....... utterly useless, unfair and pathetic!!
My best advice? give LG a WIDE berth!!
Sorry that doesn't help you, but if it stops someone buying LG then it will, at least, save them from a shambolic company.
Pete
Don't even think about contacting their Customer Services ....... utterly useless, unfair and pathetic!!
My best advice? give LG a WIDE berth!!
Sorry that doesn't help you, but if it stops someone buying LG then it will, at least, save them from a shambolic company.
Pete
#4
Moderator
iTrader: (1)
First check : make sure the Sky box is set on RGB not composite - makes the world of difference
A poorly shielded scart lead can pick up noise and crosstalk - this manifests itself as loads of random little dots - very noticable on the sky guide (NOT square blocks! - that's digital compression, not noise). Can happen on a £1.99 lead or a dodgy £50 lead.
Turn off all adaptive picture settings (sometimes these can cause more problems than they cure). And mess around 'till you've found a setting that works.
A poorly shielded scart lead can pick up noise and crosstalk - this manifests itself as loads of random little dots - very noticable on the sky guide (NOT square blocks! - that's digital compression, not noise). Can happen on a £1.99 lead or a dodgy £50 lead.
Turn off all adaptive picture settings (sometimes these can cause more problems than they cure). And mess around 'till you've found a setting that works.
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