HDTV Turning Off And On
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HDTV Turning Off And On
I'm surprised there isn't a thread already about this, searching online it seems to be a common occurrence. My brand new Panasonic, while watching a blu ray, turns off and on (hasn't happened yet while playing a game or watching cable TV). Sometimes the picture will be gone for a few seconds and come back on while other times the picture will be black for upwards of 2 minutes. Still hear all the audio though, just no picture.
Does this have something to do with the HDMI cable? I made sure the thing was securely connected, but that hasn't seemed to help the problem.
Is it a power issue? Do some blu rays require more processing power and can't handle it? I know that doesn't make sense haha.
I ask because this seemed to happen more frequently while watching an action flick like Saving Private Ryan.
Any info on how to resolve the issue would greatly be appreciated.
Does this have something to do with the HDMI cable? I made sure the thing was securely connected, but that hasn't seemed to help the problem.
Is it a power issue? Do some blu rays require more processing power and can't handle it? I know that doesn't make sense haha.
I ask because this seemed to happen more frequently while watching an action flick like Saving Private Ryan.
Any info on how to resolve the issue would greatly be appreciated.
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Re: HDTV Turning Off And On
I'm surprised there isn't a thread already about this, searching online it seems to be a common occurrence. My brand new Panasonic, while watching a blu ray, turns off and on (hasn't happened yet while playing a game or watching cable TV). Sometimes the picture will be gone for a few seconds and come back on while other times the picture will be black for upwards of 2 minutes. Still hear all the audio though, just no picture.
Does this have something to do with the HDMI cable? I made sure the thing was securely connected, but that hasn't seemed to help the problem.
Is it a power issue? Do some blu rays require more processing power and can't handle it? I know that doesn't make sense haha.
I ask because this seemed to happen more frequently while watching an action flick like Saving Private Ryan.
Any info on how to resolve the issue would greatly be appreciated.
Does this have something to do with the HDMI cable? I made sure the thing was securely connected, but that hasn't seemed to help the problem.
Is it a power issue? Do some blu rays require more processing power and can't handle it? I know that doesn't make sense haha.
I ask because this seemed to happen more frequently while watching an action flick like Saving Private Ryan.
Any info on how to resolve the issue would greatly be appreciated.
You could also try a different power cable.