Question:
I own a Mitsubishi WS-65907 Projection TV which I purchased in 2001 and I recently bought a Toshiba HD DVD player. When watching the film "Troy" the picture is crystal-clear but when the camera moves on wide, panoramic scenes the picture is distorted, like it's being compressed or bent as if the film were being dragged across a "transparent" corner as the camera moves. This distortion does NOT occur when watching Discovery or ESPN HD. It is connected with component cables (HDMI was not invented in 2001) and all settings are for 16X9. Does this type of distortion occur on other projection TVs or is just my TV? Does it occur on LCD/Plasmas? I used to get the same type of distortion 3 years ago when "VOOM" HD satellite provider was in business and they had 30 HDTV channels! Is there a way to fix this problem without buying a new TV?
Answer:
i own a plasma & never seen that on mine so it could be a compression problem through your component, or it could be the way some hd content is encoded. but like i said i never seen that happen before. worst case you might need a upgrade.
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