Hi,
I have the following set up on a 4 shelf AVI rack:
Pioneer KRP-500M 50" plasma on the top shelf
B&W HTM61 centre speaker on the shelf below that
Yamaha RX-V3900 amp and Sony PS3 on the next shelf down
Denon dvd-2500BT blu-ray player and sky-HD box on the bottom shelf.
All power is fed via a tacima mains conditioner and all connections are hdmi using QED leads.
Everything is fed through the amp to the screen.
I noticed that the screen shows a lot of "noise". This is especially highlighted on scene 6 of The Matrix on blu-ray where Neo is being interviewed by Smith. The walls of the interview room look like they are crawling with millions of tiny maggots.
If I turn on full noise reduction on the player and the screen, the effect goes away and the texture of the blockwork of the walls is clearly visible.
Obviously some noise is to be expected - otherwise there wouldn't be noise reduction facilities in the equipment, but what might be causing this and how might I reduce it?
I have the following set up on a 4 shelf AVI rack:
Pioneer KRP-500M 50" plasma on the top shelf
B&W HTM61 centre speaker on the shelf below that
Yamaha RX-V3900 amp and Sony PS3 on the next shelf down
Denon dvd-2500BT blu-ray player and sky-HD box on the bottom shelf.
All power is fed via a tacima mains conditioner and all connections are hdmi using QED leads.
Everything is fed through the amp to the screen.
I noticed that the screen shows a lot of "noise". This is especially highlighted on scene 6 of The Matrix on blu-ray where Neo is being interviewed by Smith. The walls of the interview room look like they are crawling with millions of tiny maggots.
If I turn on full noise reduction on the player and the screen, the effect goes away and the texture of the blockwork of the walls is clearly visible.
Obviously some noise is to be expected - otherwise there wouldn't be noise reduction facilities in the equipment, but what might be causing this and how might I reduce it?
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