RCA: F38310
Posted: Tue Jan 02, 2007 12:15 pm
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Recently DirecTV upgraded me for MPEG4 to a 5 LNB dish and two H20 Mfg.100
HD Receivers. The first H20 HD receiver connected (HDMI to HDMI) to my
Toshiba 34HF84 (34" direct view 1080i native resolution) worked great. The
H20 was an improvement over the Hughes Model HTL-HD DirecTV HD receiver it
replaced.
The other H20 Mfg.100 HD receiver is to upgrade my RCA F38310JX4 (38" direct
view 1080i native resolution). The F38310JX4 is integrated with the RCA
DTC100 DirecTV HD receiver built within the HDTV.To connect the H20 I used
the component video input on my F38310JX4 that RCA calls Syncroscan HD which
accepts signals from standard and progressive-scan DVD players as well as
set-top HDTV decoders. The H20 is connected through my Onkyo TX-SR600 AV
receiver (used to switch from DVD player to H20 receiver) to the component
video input on my F38310JX4 using quality component cables. MY PROBLEM is
using the H20 in the 1080i resolution I get faint 6" horizontal lines
rolling on each side of the picture. These lines can only be seen on very
light backgrounds. I have trouble shoot by connecting the other H20 and the
Hughes HTL-HD receivers directly into the F38310JX4 component input with the
same result, faint lines.
Anyone out there have any idea why I get these faint lines on each side of
the picture when I use the H20 1080i resolution format on my F38310JX4 HDTV.
I have had the F38310JX4 since March 2001 and it has provided me a very
clean picture over the years using the internal DTC100 HD receiver for
DirecTV and antenna A & B inputs. I have tried to get help from RCA Thompson
and DirecTV with no results. Robert Wade Brown you at one time had the
F38310. Do you still have it and if so did you get the DirecTV upgrade to
MPEG4?
Thanks For Any Help -- Roger
Recently DirecTV upgraded me for MPEG4 to a 5 LNB dish and two H20 Mfg.100
HD Receivers. The first H20 HD receiver connected (HDMI to HDMI) to my
Toshiba 34HF84 (34" direct view 1080i native resolution) worked great. The
H20 was an improvement over the Hughes Model HTL-HD DirecTV HD receiver it
replaced.
The other H20 Mfg.100 HD receiver is to upgrade my RCA F38310JX4 (38" direct
view 1080i native resolution). The F38310JX4 is integrated with the RCA
DTC100 DirecTV HD receiver built within the HDTV.To connect the H20 I used
the component video input on my F38310JX4 that RCA calls Syncroscan HD which
accepts signals from standard and progressive-scan DVD players as well as
set-top HDTV decoders. The H20 is connected through my Onkyo TX-SR600 AV
receiver (used to switch from DVD player to H20 receiver) to the component
video input on my F38310JX4 using quality component cables. MY PROBLEM is
using the H20 in the 1080i resolution I get faint 6" horizontal lines
rolling on each side of the picture. These lines can only be seen on very
light backgrounds. I have trouble shoot by connecting the other H20 and the
Hughes HTL-HD receivers directly into the F38310JX4 component input with the
same result, faint lines.
Anyone out there have any idea why I get these faint lines on each side of
the picture when I use the H20 1080i resolution format on my F38310JX4 HDTV.
I have had the F38310JX4 since March 2001 and it has provided me a very
clean picture over the years using the internal DTC100 HD receiver for
DirecTV and antenna A & B inputs. I have tried to get help from RCA Thompson
and DirecTV with no results. Robert Wade Brown you at one time had the
F38310. Do you still have it and if so did you get the DirecTV upgrade to
MPEG4?
Thanks For Any Help -- Roger