We've just got a nice shiny new LCD TV to replace our 20 year old heap. I was messing about with it this morning and noticed something odd - when
I watch the analogue version of Five (Fifth Gear), I get the normal picture, but when I switched to the digital signal there was a sign language woman
in the bottom corner. Is there any way I can get rid of her or is she a permanent fixture?
Pete
Turn TV off
^ or just don't watch fifth gear. you wouldn't catch me watching that!
I normally don't bother but I was just setting the TV up and it was the bit where Jason Plato set himself on fire.
Pete
as far as i know, sign language isn't an option/setting on any digiatl TV, only subtitles.
don't know why she would have been on one and not the other
Oh well, not a major problem, I think they probably just stick her on the Saturday morning repeat. None of the other channels had her, it just seemed
odd that she was only on the digital broadcast.
Anyway enough chit-chat, I think I should probably go and hook up my Playstation to it and have a blast on GTA
Pete
[Edited on 20/10/07 by scoobyis2cool]
Yup- they stick her on @ the weekend repeats of various programs including my other halfs favorite- fricking home + away...... Grrrrrr....
Get a piece of card and tape it over the bottom corner of the telly - sorted!
Nice looking car
Gary
Home and Away?! Everyone knows that's just the poor man's Neighbours.
Thanks Gary, I was pretty pleased with how the car turned out, although I sold it a couple of years ago!
Pete
Early morning programmes quite often have the wavy-hand people...
I got that problem with my new tv , It is an option on the settings in your remote, I used a young person to sort it for me cos I am useless at modern
remotes.
Steve.
I'm a young person and the remote even confuses me - it looks like a more complicated version of the Starship Enterprise Control Panel!
Pete
I recorded a film on BBC3 the other week and there's this mad person waving away in the corner. I think if I watch it in 14.9 ratio it might get
rid of a lot of her
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Originally posted by Peteff
I recorded a film on BBC3 the other week and there's this mad person waving away in the corner. I think if I watch it in 14.9 ratio it might get rid of a lot of her