Beovision 11-46 Mk4 HDMI "issue"?
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Happy New Year all of you.
Forgive me if this has been covered in the past? I have had my Beovision for a little over a year and have been using a Roku device in HDMI port 1 with no issues, it has been great. However, I wanted to try my old LG BLuray player with the TV, and have a very odd problem.
TV detects the new device when powered on, which is good. I set the device type as "BluRay" and finish the config without the PUC configuration as there is no PUC code for my device. Not an issue for use as the player is in sight and I don't mind using the OEM remote for now.
However, the picture looks as if it is a terrestrial TV signal channel out of tune, with snow all over it. It will then flicker, and go blank, flash, and return to the snow scene.... I have tried 2 cables, both do the same. The same 2 cables show a nice clear image on the PC monitor I have via HDMI.
I then tried the Roku device in the HDMI socket I had the Bluray in, and it works perfectly, so this cannot be an issue with the HDMI port, can it?
Any help very gratefully received.
No one ever had this issue then?
It looks like the sort of picture you get when there is a mis-match between resolutions - I used to see similar trying to connect PS3 to various TVs. The PS3 had the ability to automatically cycle through various resolutions until the picture was clear.
Is there a menu in the LG BluRay player where you can adjust the output resolution?
Location: Warwickshire, UK
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What's the LG BluRay player model number?
Location: Warwickshire, UK
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https://www.lg.com/uk/support/software-firmware?csSalesCode=BP420.BGBRLLK No change to the behaviour.
Have you tried playing about with the BluRay output resolution as described in its manual here. Maybe try the procedure in the box on the right:
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Location: Warwickshire, UK
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Sorry to bring ba news thismight well be the start of failing video board
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