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I bought a Hitachi plasma 50" CMP5000WXU about three years ago. For
several months I have noticed a bright yellow spot (or green if something like a golf match is on with a lot of grass) at the top of the screen. It was very small (probably a year ago when first noticed it) but has been getting bigger and will often cover a talking head (on CNN) entire forehead. Especially Lou Dobbs for some reason. It need a certain light background to be seen such as a forehead or bright sky. 1. It will go away if I turn off the screen and let it cool down and then gradually return as it heats up over a period of perhaps 20-30 minutes. I only noticed this recently but feel it has been there from the beginning of the problem. 2. It is not in evidence with DVD input. 3. It is only rarely at all visable with HDTV and then only very faintly. 4. Sometimes in the same bright yellow or green image I see LIVE at the top left of the screen just as it is seen on CNN with live broadcasts. This appeared only recently and just gradually developed. For reasons two and three before the others were noiced I felt it was in the satellite broadcast and didn't call Hitachi on it. When I did call them they acted as if I was the only person this had ever happened to. RIGHT. Has anyone else had this or a similar experience? Thanks, |
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On 19 Aug 2005 14:01:33 -0700, "Bill" wrote:
I bought a Hitachi plasma 50" CMP5000WXU about three years ago. For several months I have noticed a bright yellow spot (or green if something like a golf match is on with a lot of grass) at the top of the screen. It was very small (probably a year ago when first noticed it) but has been getting bigger and will often cover a talking head (on CNN) entire forehead. Especially Lou Dobbs for some reason. It need a certain light background to be seen such as a forehead or bright sky. 1. It will go away if I turn off the screen and let it cool down and then gradually return as it heats up over a period of perhaps 20-30 minutes. I only noticed this recently but feel it has been there from the beginning of the problem. 2. It is not in evidence with DVD input. 3. It is only rarely at all visable with HDTV and then only very faintly. 4. Sometimes in the same bright yellow or green image I see LIVE at the top left of the screen just as it is seen on CNN with live broadcasts. This appeared only recently and just gradually developed. For reasons two and three before the others were noiced I felt it was in the satellite broadcast and didn't call Hitachi on it. When I did call them they acted as if I was the only person this had ever happened to. RIGHT. Has anyone else had this or a similar experience? Thanks, Test it with even colour display, such as the test frames of different colour on the DVD "Digital Video Essentials". It might be a temperature related problem of one of the component colours in the panel. It sounds logical that it gets warmer in the top. If the image of "Live" shows in inverted colour and brightness than the original, it sounds like "burn in" which is really coused by wearing out some colour in each pixel faster than the others (or neibouring pixels. /Jan |
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