Michael
05-10-2004, 02:05 PM
I'm using progressive component to my projector with the same player and no
probs in either 480, or 576p. I'm not using a VGA converter though.
"Scratch2k" <Scratch2k.1dmoh0@no-mx.forums.eyo.com.au> wrote in message
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> I recently purchased a Pioneer DV-676A and hooked it up to my system
> Benq PB6100 using a 15m Belden Component -> VGA cable. My old player
> was a cheap Digitrex without progressive scan using an s-video cable.
>
> Since connecting up the new player and cable I have played a few DVDs
> but have noticed that with progressive scan turned on via the player
> when viewing a 780x576p source there is a whole row of about 10
> 'pixels' at the top of the image that are lighter than the rest and in
> high light scenes they flicker left and right. It's a little hard to
> decribe but it is very noticable.
probs in either 480, or 576p. I'm not using a VGA converter though.
"Scratch2k" <Scratch2k.1dmoh0@no-mx.forums.eyo.com.au> wrote in message
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> I recently purchased a Pioneer DV-676A and hooked it up to my system
> Benq PB6100 using a 15m Belden Component -> VGA cable. My old player
> was a cheap Digitrex without progressive scan using an s-video cable.
>
> Since connecting up the new player and cable I have played a few DVDs
> but have noticed that with progressive scan turned on via the player
> when viewing a 780x576p source there is a whole row of about 10
> 'pixels' at the top of the image that are lighter than the rest and in
> high light scenes they flicker left and right. It's a little hard to
> decribe but it is very noticable.