Thanks for all the info. Unfortunately I think I am stuck with an HDTV that
isn't going to play nicely with my mythbox. Using the 9A60 the picture is
less fubar than with the VHDC300 but basically everywhere except the center
of the screen has convergence problems. With the VHDC300 the picture
On Wednesday 23 March 2005 05:57, Cory Papenfuss wrote:
Thanks for all the info. Unfortunately I think I am stuck with an HDTV
that isn't going to play nicely with my mythbox. Using the 9A60 the
picture is less fubar than with the VHDC300 but basically everywhere
except the center of the
This is kind of hard to explain but here it goes. When I boot up and the BIOS
is doing it's initial checking, RAM, IDE devices, etc the picture is great no
convergence at all, after the BIOS finishes, the screen flickers then when
the device listing comes up the convergence is off and the lines
On Mon, 21 Mar 2005, Howard Cokl wrote:
I had my myth box hooked up to my old Hitachi HDTV using an AA 9A60 and it
appears that the 9A60 makes the convergence go off. It's not a modeline
problem because it occurs during boot up before X starts. I was previously
using an RCA VHDC300 for the same
On Tuesday 22 March 2005 06:11, Cory Papenfuss wrote:
On Mon, 21 Mar 2005, Howard Cokl wrote:
I had my myth box hooked up to my old Hitachi HDTV using an AA 9A60 and
it appears that the 9A60 makes the convergence go off. It's not a
modeline problem because it occurs during boot up before X
I had my myth box hooked up to my old Hitachi HDTV using an AA 9A60 and it
appears that the 9A60 makes the convergence go off. It's not a modeline
problem because it occurs during boot up before X starts. I was previously
using an RCA VHDC300 for the same purpose and it did the same thing but
On Mon, Mar 21, 2005 at 04:42:44PM -0500, Howard Cokl wrote:
I had my myth box hooked up to my old Hitachi HDTV using an AA 9A60
and it appears that the 9A60 makes the convergence go off. It's not
a modeline problem because it occurs during boot up before X starts.
I was previously using an
