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r1ch · 20-12-2006, 12:18

In that case I think that it's likely to be a problem with the TV itself. It seems unlikely that it would be external interference or a magnetic influence because you are getting ghosting of items within the picture. Magnetic fields generally warp things on a screen rather than causing them to repeat and external interference adds noise but again wouldn't normally cause the effects that you are seeing. I'd say that it looks like some kind of impedance mismatch or 'ringing' in a signal amplifier but the problem is almost certainly internal to the TV.

20-12-2006, 12:18	#8
r1ch Inactive Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 311	Re: What could be causing this interference? In that case I think that it's likely to be a problem with the TV itself. It seems unlikely that it would be external interference or a magnetic influence because you are getting ghosting of items within the picture. Magnetic fields generally warp things on a screen rather than causing them to repeat and external interference adds noise but again wouldn't normally cause the effects that you are seeing. I'd say that it looks like some kind of impedance mismatch or 'ringing' in a signal amplifier but the problem is almost certainly internal to the TV.