keithling
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- Keith Ling
A few nights ago I settled down and watched our 45th Anniversary Edition BD of The Sound of Music. While the picture was fantastic overall, there was one scene that had a very peculiar defect. The scene in question occurred in the captain's home during the party. Two of the men were wearing herringbone pattern coats. During the scene, the image of the coats developed substantial digital noise and/or visual distortion, almost like a "special effect" like they were glowing or pulsing.
I was wondering if anyone else had this issue. Also, I wonder if it is a software issue, a problem with my BD player, or monitor.
I have about 15 different BDs and have never seen this problem before.
My equipment is:
Samsung LN40C630K1F 40" LCD 1020P
Panasonic DMP-BD85 Blu-Ray
Pioneer VSX-1019AH Receiver
Has anyone else experienced this problem? Is it reasonable to guess it's a software transfer artifact?
Anyone else have some similar issues from different BDs?
I was wondering if anyone else had this issue. Also, I wonder if it is a software issue, a problem with my BD player, or monitor.
I have about 15 different BDs and have never seen this problem before.
My equipment is:
Samsung LN40C630K1F 40" LCD 1020P
Panasonic DMP-BD85 Blu-Ray
Pioneer VSX-1019AH Receiver
Has anyone else experienced this problem? Is it reasonable to guess it's a software transfer artifact?
Anyone else have some similar issues from different BDs?