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Old 10-13-2009, 07:47 AM
DaveWM DaveWM is offline
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Interlacing for newbs

learned some thing new today (being a newbe to TV everthing is new so this is aimed at other newbs).

I noticed that my 24" B&W pictrue was a bit course, while reading some of my fix it your self books I determined it was due to poor interlacing of the two pics of the same frame. there was talk of checking the integrating circuit, but also one of the books mentioned adjusting the vert hold.

Up until now I figured the vert hold was the vert hold and if it was not rolling it was adjusted right. So I adjusted it and sure enough I was able to get a much better pic (you could see the overlapping scans spread apart.

Wow that was easy.

anyway FWIW...
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