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  08-06-2006, 11:15 AM
 
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Anyone have any idea, their is wavy lines in our DirecTV picture...they come and go, but have gotten worse lately, I haven't noticed since I don't watch it much. So I didn't this has been happening for a while...

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  08-06-2006, 11:26 AM
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Can you either show me a sample image, or draw one in Photoshop (simulated). It may actually be herringbone, meaning it's casued from the electricity in your house. But I'd need to see a sample first.
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eh, Directv sucks j/p... I have waves on my surveillence camera screen.. But I think its cause of all the stuff in my room lol
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  08-06-2006, 12:39 PM
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Are you just sproutin some blonde roots adam

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Can you either show me a sample image, or draw one in Photoshop (simulated). It may actually be herringbone, meaning it's casued from the electricity in your house. But I'd need to see a sample first.
I'll have to dig around for my camera lol....as for drawing a sample in photoshop, I'm still learning it and wouldn't know where to begin lol...I'll see what I can do.
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  08-07-2006, 10:08 AM
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It might be electrical interference or something else affecting your satellite. Thats not normal though
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Here's a couple of pics though I don't think they do it enough justice. Hopefully it works good enough.

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Question for ya: How do you have it going from the DirecTV receiver to the TV? Coax out, Video/Audio jacks or S-Video?
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  08-08-2006, 11:55 AM
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yeah along the same lines have you changed all the cables?
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Coax.

Haven't changed the cables, like I said I very seldom watch satellite and I've only learned of the problem, but didn't have much time to deal with it...is there any possibility of it being a result of the satellite dish being moved from the correct position? idk how long this problem has been occuring, and I do live where hurrican rita hit last year.
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I'm thinking it's the coax. cable...I kind of tapped it, and the whole picture went out for about a second. I did it again and the waves cleared up for a few minutes.
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  08-09-2006, 11:43 AM
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"Is there any possibility of it being a result of the satellite dish being moved from the correct position?"

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