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In Reply to: Arcam DV88 posted by jimmycj on December 1, 2006 at 12:39:03:
Did you try to play a European DVD in it? The Arcams will output both NTSC and PAL, and the default mode is to auto-switch to whichever encoding format is on the disk. NTSC TVs cannot handle PAL output. Nearly all TVs sold in teh US are NTSC only.Try putting a known NTSC DVD in the player, and see if that returns things to normal. If it does, change the menu selection for video output from Auto to NTSC so it won't happen again.
The other thing to check is if your TV is interlaced only, and you've managed to switch the player into progressive mode. To fix this, you'll need to hook up the TV via the composite video output on the player to see the menu.
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- Re: Arcam DV88 - racerguy 16:19:50 12/01/06 (3)
- Re: Arcam DV88 - jimmycj 06:48:07 12/02/06 (2)
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- Re: Arcam DV88 - jimmycj 19:43:28 12/02/06 (0)
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