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Info and forum posts by 'ron vaughan'
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Joined on: Friday, 5th January 2001, 09:55, Last used: Friday, 5th January 2001, 09:55
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RE: thompson widescreen...ratio problems
A not uncommon problem perhaps
I have a THOMSON 28WR22U which has the black gap at the bottom of the screen when viewing some DVDs and when watching programmes such as BBC1 news in 4x3 mode - but only a difference of about 1/10th inch in my case so I have not been too concerned as it`s only noticeable now and then. A work Colleague has a SONY which had a gap of over a 1/4 inch and they suggested that it was to do with magnetic field effects.
If you look in your installation manual you`ll see reference to picture rotation in installation personal settings to correct this and obtain a perfect horizontal aligned picture - but this had no noticebale effect or improvement for either me or my colleague !
RE: thomson 28WF25U picture problems...help!!
A not uncommon problem perhaps
I have a THOMSON 28WR22U which has the black gap at the bottom of the screen when viewing some DVDs and when watching programmes such as BBC1 news in 4x3 mode - but only a difference of about 1/10th inch in my case so I have not been too concerned as it`s only noticeable now and then. A work Colleague has a SONY which had a gap of over a 1/4 inch and they suggested that it was to do with magnetic field effects.
If you look in your installation manual you`ll see reference to picture rotation in installation personal settings to correct this and obtain a perfect horizontal aligned picture - but this had no noticebale effect or improvement for either me or my colleague !