Re: it's a blur

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In Reply to: it's a blur posted by acres verde on July 11, 2005 at 10:27:48:

I hate to sound like a broken record, but make sure all connections are clean & tight. For example, many people have splitters, etc. The connections to this & other wires, need to be checked to ensure they are clean & tight. Q-Tips & some alcohol will work, but there are lots of solvents on the market that do a good job. Make sure you are using good quality spliters, such as those from ChannelMaster, or Monster Cable. Avoid the ones from dollar stores or the cheap ones at Radio Shack/Circuit City, etc.
Do you get this effect all the time, even on DVD? Do you get this effect off your antenna? Then maybe you need to replace the downlead. The stuff tends to break down over time. If it only shows up on cable, then it is likely that there is little or nothing that can be done. Try bugging the cable company, but don't hold your breath.

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Topic - it's a blur - acres verde 10:27:48 07/11/05 (6)

Is it just on your std. def. analog signals? - johnvb 05:13:47 07/13/05 (0)

check these - Joe Murphy Jr 21:23:23 07/11/05 (2)

Re: check these - acres verde 08:42:34 07/25/05 (0)

Re: check these - Estes 10:39:10 07/12/05 (0)

Re: it's a blur - Estes 15:39:17 07/11/05 (0)

Re: it's a blur - rico 13:13:37 07/11/05 (0)

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Re: it's a blur - Estes 15:39:17 07/11/05 (0)

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