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09-04-2012, 08:18 AM #151Bronze Member
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I have never experienced reboots with my 9606. Connected to WDTV Live and Technisat Satellite receiver via HDMI and via WiFi to my home router. Can it really be some external device causing this behavior?
Anyway it is something that should not happen.
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In my case it's a device incompatibility between 2 high-end Philips products caused by Easylink, see also http://www.supportforum.philips.com/...50PFL7956H-12).
The problem has finally been agnowledged (reproduced) by Philips and is under investigation. The issue exists on all 2011 Philips TV's.
There's something in the (Easylink) communication between the HTS and the TV that causes a reboot of the TV. During the reboot the HDMI-CEC bus is cleared (most of the times) which is also a wrong behaviour. After the reboot the TV starts in a weird mode in which not all functions are loaded.Last edited by bluevoice; 09-04-2012 at 08:45 AM.
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09-04-2012, 10:51 AM #155Bronze Member
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Hi Bluevoice, besides of the HTS incompatibility and the preset screen ratio format problem, are other problems solved now? Did 14.99 bring a good functioning local dimming and are the blacks as deep as they should be and no flashes anymore? Would you call the HD image of the 9956 perfect now?
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@Gerrit: I never had flashes on my TV and the black is very deep with my settings (see a few posts earlier). The local dimming works fine as far as I'm concerned. I notice that the video source is also important, I only notice small local dimming glitches when the quality of the video is poor. When I play a Bluray for example, I can't notice any malfunction of the local dimming.
The 14.99 solved the annoying PNM bug, one of the last issues on my list. The last one is the HTS incompatibility bug, if they solve that one, the product would be more or less perfect. The image is great and it functions as it should.
I say more or less because I don't like how some functions were implemented in the 2011 line, especially the Dual-view screen (that works different than Phillips planned to make it eventually and also different than advertised). The Dual-view screen could have been a nice feature but I think Philips stopped development for this function halfway and it's really worthless like this. See also: http://www.supportforum.philips.com/...g-advertising)
The second would be the possibility to record a TV broadcast without the use of internet. See also: http://www.supportforum.philips.com/...in-2011-series
I'm affraid we'll never see this functions corrected as Philips focuses only on the 2012 line right now.
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No I do not have a HTS, or soundbar. Just Dreambox DM8000 and WD TV Live Streaming. Happens on both devices...
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Bluevoice: clear, and thanks for the reply.
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New problem appeared,
I I go from volume 17 to, let's say 22, it takes 5 seconds, volume icon appears on screen 17, stays there, and goes real slow to 18, 19, 20, 21 and eventually 22. Then it takes another 2 or 3 seconds before it to dissapear. In the meantime the volume is already at 22 but showing me 17.
Something must be wrong with the tv,
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New problem ,
Can't access to the service "SALTO" on HBBTV by click on the blue button .... Work very well to my friend who has a Samsung TV ...
Want a nex firmware pleaaaaaaase !! and more french apps on the Net tv ...!!
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I just got back my 9706 from philips. Nopp! They said DSE is on every 9706 tv's and they are not fixing it or have any idea how to fix it right now. Why do you sell them philips?!
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@kingzapp
Such problems can happen, but it is bad that Philips didn't issue official statement that company is aware of DSE, but on most screens it is within specs and no change will be made. This silence leaves a bad taste in every 9 series owner, and these are premium model buyers. They will think twice choosing Philips again. Too bad only Philips can produce Ambilight models. So I will have to live with DSE in my 52PFL9606 until OLEDs start to more affordable and widely spread.
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I find backlight scanning is better and black levels have improved on my tv.
There are 2 remaining issues here. Firstly, the tv image still flashes.
Update: White flash also occurs during tv-watching, internal coax cam, not only hdmi inputs.
I am sure this is related to the internal processing of the tv.
Secondly, the dual viewer is useless, as one can clearly see both sides, when gaming, so I have my friends image as my background. This must be possible to fix! Just separate the images properly in the processing! Philips-Thomas please alert your technicians.Last edited by Lighthouse; 09-13-2012 at 03:09 PM. Reason: Updated observation
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Dear support/FW developers.
I have a theory regarding why the local dimming is still not working perfectly.
In some movies/series the production has used a sort of filter in the picture. I guess it is to make it "more cinematic". If you look at movies such as "The Grey" go to a scene where there is daylight and lots of white snow. You will notice in the picture that there are plenty of "black dots" even though the picture is white. Those "dots" are moving around too. So i guess using such a filter places a lot of information in the picture for the TV processor to process.
When there are dark scenes in this movie I would think that "black dot filter" is still on top of the darkness making it even more difficult to process accurate local dimming. My guess is that these dots or other movie filters causes the tv to struggle with the local dimming in some scenes.
I have seen that the movie "Casino Royale" also have this "black dots"-filter in it which is the other movie I see local dimming errors.
Could you guys at Philips try to replicate these findings in your lab? Maybe this could be a way to look further into these issues and how to cope with them?
EspenLast edited by Espen000; 09-13-2012 at 08:10 AM.
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Yep, there are some behavioural issues still to fix. In my 58PFL9956 there are flashes, sometimes the CEC operation from TV remote doesn't work with BDP7600 (warm reboot helps) and there are annoying local dimming issues. For example in "Pacific" series in dimly lit cantine scenes the backgroud areas changes unevenly brightness continuously in larger areas as some bright spot in the picture ie. there's kind of general level dimming as well - which actually has led difficulties in dark scenes with subtitles....
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