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#1 zskamin
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I have LCD tv when it works on 1080 little flashing white spots appear in the start menu their number decreases with time and they disappear when i am playing a game is this normal or do i have a problem in the tv or the HD cable:question: :)

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#2 T-Aldous
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That is not normal. I would check the connection.
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#3 budboarder
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check the cable you are using, then check TV settings for noise reduction or contrast enhancement and turn both of them off. If not that, get another HD cable, HDMI if your TV supports it.
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#4 zskamin
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what HDMI cable you recommend what is the best
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#5 ludacriss
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what HDMI cable you recommend what is the best zskamin

You have to look for those which are gold plated, like this one.

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#6 Eddie5vs1
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[QUOTE="zskamin"]what HDMI cable you recommend what is the best ludacriss

You have to look for those which are gold plated, like this one.

Most experts disagree. Only when an HDMI cable goes over 30 feet does the quality of the cable have an impact on picture quality. Digital cables (like HDMI) either have a signal or they don't. I'd suggest finding one on Amazon for a few bucks or pick one up at wal-mart for around $20.

edit~what's really funny about the whole "gold plated" idea on HDMI cables is that if you look in the pic provided, the "gold plated" part doesn't even come in contact with the part of the cable to sends information :lol: The difference between cheap and expensive cables is the quality of the insulation that runs along the wire, i.e, the more expensive wires have more insulation and thus lose less signal over distances of 30 feet.

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#7 zskamin
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This means that there is no problem in my tv the only problem is in my HDMI cable :question:
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#8 Eddie5vs1
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This means that there is no problem in my tv the only problem is in my HDMI cable :question:zskamin
It wouldn't hurt to rule out and HDMI problem. If that doesn't fix it, then you need to start looking at your tv. Does this problem occur with any of your other connections?
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#9 zskamin
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[QUOTE="zskamin"]This means that there is no problem in my tv the only problem is in my HDMI cable :question:Eddie5vs1
It wouldn't hurt to rule out and HDMI problem. If that doesn't fix it, then you need to start looking at your tv. Does this problem occur with any of your other connections?

No the tv works smoothly on 720 and with other connections no problem at all

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#10 zskamin
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Can this problem cause any damage to my LCD or even to my ps3
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#11 Eddie5vs1
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[QUOTE="Eddie5vs1"][QUOTE="zskamin"] It wouldn't hurt to rule out and HDMI problem. If that doesn't fix it, then you need to start looking at your tv. Does this problem occur with any of your other connections?zskamin

No the tv works smoothly on 720 and with other connections no problem at all

How do you have your ps3 connected to your TV? Is your ps3 the only connection you have that outputs 1080p?
Can this problem cause any damage to my LCD or even to my ps3 zskamin
I wouldn't think so, but honestly I'm not positive.
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#12 zskamin
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[QUOTE="zskamin"]

[QUOTE="Eddie5vs1"]

No the tv works smoothly on 720 and with other connections no problem at all

Eddie5vs1

How do you have your ps3 connected to your TV? Is your ps3 the only connection you have that outputs 1080p?
Can this problem cause any damage to my LCD or even to my ps3 zskamin
I wouldn't think so, but honestly I'm not positive.

yes it is the only one connected