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  #621040 7-May-2012 15:41
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No haven't experienced that issue.




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  #621241 7-May-2012 20:22
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So we assume that the image freezes and breaks up, if not please describe problem. Are you using an HDMI cable or composite leads??




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  #621244 7-May-2012 20:26
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Using HDMI cable from box to tv.

TV3, TV4, TV3+1 all show picture breakup.




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