
Annoyingly, it has a "sticky pixel" and I have to turn it off and on once every few hours when it appears to get it to bugger off. Just bad luck I guess.
Just give it a good tick with let's say a stylus pen and hopefully it will disappear forever, there are also a software tool to fix stuck pixels ( links below ). And also you can press a stylus firmly on it, then turn of the monitor and keeping it firmly pressed, then turn on the TV again, that worked for me. Good luck!Devil Soundwave wrote:I gots me a nice 40 inch Sony Bravia LCD and teh picture is awesome. Did cost me £800 though...
Annoyingly, it has a "sticky pixel" and I have to turn it off and on once every few hours when it appears to get it to bugger off. Just bad luck I guess.
Ah cool! Thanks man.Psykick wrote:Just give it a good tick with let's say a stylus pen and hopefully it will disappear forever, there are also a software tool to fix stuck pixels ( links below ). And also you can press a stylus firmly on it, then turn of the monitor and keeping it firmly pressed, then turn on the TV again, that worked for me. Good luck!Devil Soundwave wrote:I gots me a nice 40 inch Sony Bravia LCD and teh picture is awesome. Did cost me £800 though...
Annoyingly, it has a "sticky pixel" and I have to turn it off and on once every few hours when it appears to get it to bugger off. Just bad luck I guess.
http://udpix.free.fr/
http://www.jscreenfix.com/
Mr-Megalo wrote:Jan, anything is possible, I had some "fun" finding and fitting mounts with the minicute, if all else fails angle grinder and welder come out to play
Well yes, LCA-2151UK, The UK bit is important, I am getting someone to measure there one from a Japan Lindbergh, but I know for a fact there is no spares available UK version, hence why they've been offered out as unfinished cabs.Neo_Arcadia wrote:thats LCA-2151 and LCA-2152 ?