21 Sep
2011
21 Sep
'11
10:19 a.m.
On 21 Sep 2011, at 08:11, Mark Wickens wrote:
I'm yet to determine whether this is down to the LCD panel it is driving being at
limits or whether there is a slight issue with the video generation circuit. Once in a
while, every couple of minutes or so the LCD looses sync and the picture is dropped. This
only happens for a fraction of a second, then the picture is restored as was.
If anyone has any ideas I'm all ears. For reference I'm using a Iiyama AS4637UT,
an old but extremely capable 18.1" 1280x1024 native panel. If anyone is interested I
can post the horizontal and vertical frequencies it is being driven at.
It's most likely the LCD panel. They are very funny about refresh rates a lot of the
time. Some prefer 59.9Hz and some 60Hz and some won't drive at anything other than
that, while others will but shut the signal off after a while (my Samsungs all do this -
very annoying) or they just have a brain-fart and blink off, and in your case come back on
again (some just crash totally).
It'd be interesting to see what the vertical and horizontal refresh rates are.
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