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For a while now I've been experiencing juttering picture on brand new blu-rays. I've taken them out and given them a clean (even though they are immaculate) but it doesn't seem to help.
The problem doesn't always occur in the exact same spot but it is usually within a minute or two of the original issue. I'm finding it hard to believe that it can be the discs. I have a Panasonic SC-BTT190 and it's about 2 years old. It's firmware is up to date. It is used every day, could it be worn? Could it be the HDMI cable? It's a pretty standard cable and it's a lot older than my player as I used it with my previous one. Are there various settings I should check within my TV or players menu? My TV is an LG 37LE5300 Any help/advice would be much appreciated as I'm getting so worked up about it, it's trying me mental. EDIT: Just tried one if the discs on a different player and it works fine. Gonna try out that HDMI cable later and see if that makes a difference. Quite worried it's the player It would be better if it were just the discs EDIT: Tried a different HDMI and no difference. Definitely the player so im guessing it could be a dirty/dusty laser lens. Bought a cleaning disc so hope it does the trick EDIT: Tried the disc. Didn't do a thing. Last edited by Groge511; 09-13-2014 at 05:38 PM. |
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