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That looks like the normal Windows thing when it switches mobos?And then this crap has to happen... Glad I bought a disk.
I have used plex and it serves its purpose but I am trying to find something that will allow multiple functions in one program.I use and really like PLEX too. PLEX is built into my Visio TV and it installed easily onto my desktop, laptop, phone and tablet. As long as I have internet/intranet, I have my media.
What is this Video Pad Editor, of witch you speak?Let me know if you find this magical program. Between Plex and Video Pad Editor I have all of those bases covered, but it's not an All-In-One solution.
Yup swapped those. Even carried the power cable from where I was setting it up.Hdmi cable? I don't think you ever posted what issues you were having.
Low quality video. You can only do so much.I remember that ship from Space Odyssey WW23. Great show.
I would use the TV menu to set it back to factory defaults and see if that changes anything. On My Visio, I had to do that twice in a row before the settings actually took. I was then able to adjust what I wanted and things have been smooth. <knock wood>
Clearly this is a video image quality issue so the culprits will be the video card, video cable and TV. Resetting the TV will help to isolate the issue. If a factory reset changes the picture, then that's where the problem is/was. However, if it does not change the picture, it does NOT rule the TV out.
Bedroom closet. Hope to have it cooled by a new heat pump water heater.What room does the AV stuff stick into?
Those are photos of the TV from about 12 feet.I gotta hold up here. What issue is there? 'cause I don't see it. Maybe due to being color-blind but I understand they are low res screen captures but I don't know that I see a problem.
What am I looking at?