Moving/jumping display on the TV screen: Anyone else have this problem?
102177
Have you checked the output type (pal vs ntsc). If you live in the usa you should make sure the switch is set to ntsc. The switch is in the battery section on the main unit.
1797134
That happened To us and we had to use an hdmi cable and it fixed the issue. We we used a cord connect the cable box to the TV instead of the hdmi, we had that issue. Hope that helps!
1670357
If it's like mine, I start on HDMI when I power it up, it switches on its own to TV, then I have to press HDMI, so it sounds like a similar problem.
231400
I have only noticed a minor motion 'jerkiness' on a couple of TV shows, but I attribute it to my satellite receiver, otherwise Sports in HD and DVD viewing are phenomenal! I will look into the owners manual, to see if I can find anything. You say it is intermittent...for all viewing or on certain shows? Also, are you viewing via cable or satellite?
179760
I have the same problem as you. I checked the connections many times. The display is fine and also can't recognize that i am touching the screen. How can you solved the problem?
101671
Yes, the same thing happened to me. Before attempting to hook up this converter, right click, go to screen resolution and check what your screen resolution is. Then go ahead and hook up the converter. Now, with the converter connected, go back to screen resolution, and for your second screen, change it to what it was when you checked it before the converter was connected. This should fix the problem. For me, the screen completely stopped going on and off. If it still blinks, just make small adjustments up or down to the resolution until it's fixed.
1691770
I did not experience this. Did you set up the correct version for the display port driver in the monitor menu? Some computers , etc. do not support th latest versions that comes default with this monitor. Hope this helps.
1254855
I am assuming that this happens when you change channels or between commercials. If not, and it happens in the middle of a program, then you may have a real defect. Even so, I bet it would be solved by the fix below. Here is the low tech way of fixing it. I also found some more complicated ones, but I used this and it works: "One issue I found annoying was the OPC backlight adjustment that dimmed or brightened the screen immediately after changing channels or going between commercials. Even on the "off" setting, this occurs, but turning it on and decreasing the range to 1 eliminated the problem." So just use Menu to go to Picture and turn ON the OPC. The go to Advanced (also under Picture) and go to Range of OPC. Set the range to 1. Save.
220072
You typically need to move whatever screen you are trying to watch from the laptop screen onto the TV screen.
1999967
have you checked your settings on your desktop? i find that most of the times its a seeting issue in the compter or tv.
2048765
I have two LCD's and one of them does this.I returned to Asus twice and I still have the issue.It may be related to dual display.It is not the operating system or video card.
366933
That hasn't happened to me, but I assume it's either something wrong with the display unit, which has all the circuitry behind it, or there is something wrong with the wiring that's going out to the external sensor. Check to see the wiring and connections at both ends are good to rule out the easy fix of just reconnecting everything well.
1451381
Try switching different HDMI cables. if not then try switching HDMI ports on the TV.
783630
Yes, it is possible you got a defective screen. However I would make sure you have both cables correctly and securely seated on the logic board. They can seem in place at times, but in fact they are not. It always takes me quite a bit of doing to get the one on the underside seated correctly.
1641770
I suspect it has to do with your display area setting. Press "tools" on your remote and then select "wide mode". Then select "display area". Once in "display area" make sure that you are not in "full pixel" position. Select either "normal";"-1", or "-2" and the problem should go away. Hope this helps. Let me know! ramilford@aol.com.
1148151
Want to give a big thanks to GR for that post.. that was my problem.. The setting is called "Control for HDMI"
762583
It may be the monitor you have plugged in :) mine caps out at 1680 x 1050 ///// try plugging it into a hdmi tv :)