LCD flickering

Plasma_Snake · 22-07-2008, 11:54 PM

When I play music on my 5.1(Creative T6060) I sometimes actually see the pixels or shall I say crystals of my screen getting distorted thus producing a fuzzy as the beat goes on.

dOm1naTOr · 23-07-2008, 12:17 AM

maybe it catches vibrations...keep the woofer away

Plasma_Snake · 23-07-2008, 10:48 AM

My room is small so can't keep the woofer away, the only viable solution is to not to turn up the volume while the screen is ON and listen music at low volumes.

toofan · 25-07-2008, 08:12 AM

Solution 1.
Check the mobile signals near the LCD.

If it doesn't work then

Solution 2

Your monitor might not be configured well.
Check the setting of the monitor. Brightness level. Contrast level. Focus settings and resolution settings this will definitely solve the problem. There would be a Monitoring tool with your LCD. Just use it.

Plasma_Snake · 25-07-2008, 08:29 AM

All the measures you have told are for actual flickering and perceptible image distortion. Mine is a LCD TV and the flickering is not actual, its just the fuzziness of text only when high volume bass music is played, rest of the time its all fine and dandy so the only solution to this is to keep the bass levels down.

acewin · 26-07-2008, 06:22 AM

right any flickering problem due to mobile singlans and all is only in CRTs. And generally you can solve this problem by correct power supply and degaussing the CRT, if it flickers.

For LCDs cannot flicker they can just shutdown or give distorted and bad display and in short can be called fuzziness. are you using separte power source for both or same(I mean UPS). because certainly going on high volume sound and bass means your are asking more power input. Is that affecting your LCD. and does high sound from the woofer really affects the LCD Display like that.

Plasma_Snake · 26-07-2008, 09:58 AM

I know its the Subwoofer that causes its fuzziness due to its bass, no power issue as UPS is of 1KVA! I guess the close proximity of screen to the subwoofer is the root cause of this and solution, if one can call it that, is to keep volume down.