Hello everyone gathered here!
The problem concerns the Sony Bravia KDL-46X4500AEP LCD TV.
The signal on the HDMI digital inputs and the analogue via EURO SCART is filled with vertical multi-colored stripes with a dynamic nature - they are not the same - there is "tingling" and color changes within the strips.
This is the picture from the HDMI input - NC + decoder (you can see that the stripes have different nature due to the displayed image)
This is how the bars look when the signal from the decoder is sent by analogue (EURO SCART):
And so when it is sent via HDMI:
TV menu from the internal generator is displayed correctly:
The last picture shows the image from the EURO SCART input with no signal. The bars are visible, but the menu is displayed correctly.
Graphic files (photos) from the USB flash drive read through the USB port are displayed correctly (full spectrum of colors without stripes).
All photos in the external gallery:
http (colon) // postimg (dot) org / gallery / 1w44qh3eq /
I called a few places.
Everywhere I hear that the matrix has died and the equipment can not be saved.
Well, but like a matrix, since the TV menu and photos from USB mass storage are displayed correctly?
The system was destroyed by a guy who explained to me that (quote) "the USB image is static, and when the matrix is damaged, it can only be seen in the dynamic image, the matrix then can not keep past the previous pixels". In a word, madness. It is interesting how he refers to the fact that the bars are also in the situation of a lack of signal on analog inputs ...
By. me, the matrix is a matrix, it has to display pixels and it displays everything correctly. On images from USB you can see that every pixel "shines" (conventionally shines, because it is after all LCD). Something came up on my mind with the control of the matrix, or some signal converter from the video inputs. This is evident by the difference in the thickness of the HDMI bars where the signal is FHD and the SD signal by analogue. The stripes in the second case are clearly thicker, as if they were scaled from SD to FHD.
Well, these are my outpourings. I do not know it in the literal sense. I try to logic, but I do not trust those to whom I called. Fallen matrix according to I would give my reasoning a constant pattern of stripes, and here it is not.
Any idea? Where to hit and save?
The problem concerns the Sony Bravia KDL-46X4500AEP LCD TV.
The signal on the HDMI digital inputs and the analogue via EURO SCART is filled with vertical multi-colored stripes with a dynamic nature - they are not the same - there is "tingling" and color changes within the strips.
This is the picture from the HDMI input - NC + decoder (you can see that the stripes have different nature due to the displayed image)




This is how the bars look when the signal from the decoder is sent by analogue (EURO SCART):


And so when it is sent via HDMI:


TV menu from the internal generator is displayed correctly:



The last picture shows the image from the EURO SCART input with no signal. The bars are visible, but the menu is displayed correctly.

Graphic files (photos) from the USB flash drive read through the USB port are displayed correctly (full spectrum of colors without stripes).
All photos in the external gallery:
http (colon) // postimg (dot) org / gallery / 1w44qh3eq /
I called a few places.
Everywhere I hear that the matrix has died and the equipment can not be saved.
Well, but like a matrix, since the TV menu and photos from USB mass storage are displayed correctly?
The system was destroyed by a guy who explained to me that (quote) "the USB image is static, and when the matrix is damaged, it can only be seen in the dynamic image, the matrix then can not keep past the previous pixels". In a word, madness. It is interesting how he refers to the fact that the bars are also in the situation of a lack of signal on analog inputs ...
By. me, the matrix is a matrix, it has to display pixels and it displays everything correctly. On images from USB you can see that every pixel "shines" (conventionally shines, because it is after all LCD). Something came up on my mind with the control of the matrix, or some signal converter from the video inputs. This is evident by the difference in the thickness of the HDMI bars where the signal is FHD and the SD signal by analogue. The stripes in the second case are clearly thicker, as if they were scaled from SD to FHD.
Well, these are my outpourings. I do not know it in the literal sense. I try to logic, but I do not trust those to whom I called. Fallen matrix according to I would give my reasoning a constant pattern of stripes, and here it is not.
Any idea? Where to hit and save?