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Origami Killer
GuNz_52
Posts: 8,722
Registered: ‎12-07-2005

PS3 Causes TV shadow markings?

Recently, I left my PS3 on for a few hours and walked away. It has always dimmed and brightened to prevent the "shadow" on my TV. When I came back, there was clearly my PSN 'box' with my name and comment engraved in a shadow that is noticiable in the background. What gives? Is there any way to get rid of this??

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Keyblade Wielder
gR3yGh051
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Registered: ‎12-24-2007

Re: PS3 Causes TV shadow markings?

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best way to try to remove the burned in picture is to run a channel with a lot of frame activity, like an action movie or even the classic "snow" channel.

 

You must have an older LCD/Plasma screen

 

 

the PS3 will dim its video a bit to try and reduce any potential burn in, but if anyone logs in or out, the "screen saver" stops and you'll get the bright image.

 

Turning off your TV if you're going to be away for a good while helps.... also setting the PS3's auto-off feature will help as well

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Doppelgangergang
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Registered: ‎04-04-2009

Re: PS3 Causes TV shadow markings?

Do you have a Plasma TV or an old CRT SDTV?

The picture has burned into the screen. Hopefully it would fade away in a few days, if not then it is permanent.
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Origami Killer
GuNz_52
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Registered: ‎12-07-2005

Re: PS3 Causes TV shadow markings?

Is is a 2010 36" Vizio LCD 720p HDTV.

 

So I wouldn't call it "old", then again, technology moves fast. I leave my TV on a lot with my PS3, but this has never happened before now.

 

Ill try to watch some football or something on it, and see if that helps. Thanks!

 

 

 

 

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Logical_Dolphin
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Registered: ‎07-13-2000

Re: PS3 Causes TV shadow markings?

That shouldn't happen with a LCD TV, because there is nothing to burn in, just transistors that turn on and off...
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BRIT-KO
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Re: PS3 Causes TV shadow markings?

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Keyblade Wielder
gR3yGh051
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Registered: ‎12-24-2007

Re: PS3 Causes TV shadow markings?

Thats nearly unheard of on an LCD..... especially when I do believe Samsung provides almost all the panels for Vizio

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Origami Killer
GuNz_52
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Registered: ‎12-07-2005

Re: PS3 Causes TV shadow markings?

Well, it was there. I swear I wasn't seeing things. I just booted it back up, but I think it went away. Hopefully.

 

Thanks again.

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Treasure Hunter
Doppelgangergang
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Registered: ‎04-04-2009

Re: PS3 Causes TV shadow markings?

LCDs have Image Persistence.

http://compreviews.about.com/od/monitors/a/LCDBurnIn.htm

Quite rare, but buggy panels can cause stray charges to remain, causing those artifacts you saw. Should go away though.
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Origami Killer
GuNz_52
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Registered: ‎12-07-2005

Re: PS3 Causes TV shadow markings?

Good stuff man, I appreciate it! Kudos given...
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