Do you have Closed captions on? There is a setting in there at will produce a black box.
CC in the TXT/text mode does usually turn to be the cause for this type of problem.Do you have Closed captions on? There is a setting in there at will produce a black box.
Had something similar the other day, turns out it was the television's picture in picture feature that had somehow gotten activated and stuck that way.I have a Series2 - Lately I when I play back recorded programs from certain channels I intermittently get a black box that pops up over the video. When I pause, shut off and turn the TV back on the box is gone. It does not happen every time and definitely does not happen on every channel. And it's not even if it happens once and then I watch it another time it happens again. I have no clue what is happening or how to troubleshoot it.
To make it crystal clear (I hope) - it is not just a black screen - it is over running video and audio. It goes away when I turn the TV back on. It only happens with shows from certain channels.
Has anyone else experienced this ridiculously strange issue?
Sounds like it's triggering close captioning on your TV. The fact that turning your TV off clears it means it's on the TV and not the Series 2.No closed captions. I checked. I actually triple checked.
And if it was why would it only happen on certain random channels. And on one channel it only happens on a specific program - FOX/Bones. Aside from that one Fox program none of the channels affected is network.
It is utterly annoying. The box is slightly smaller than the screen, so you see the video underneath but not a lot of it.
Just for fun, unplug your TV's power cord from the wall socket (or better yet, from the UPS it should be on) overnight.No closed captions. I checked. I actually triple checked.
And if it was why would it only happen on certain random channels. And on one channel it only happens on a specific program - FOX/Bones. Aside from that one Fox program none of the channels affected is network.
It is utterly annoying. The box is slightly smaller than the screen, so you see the video underneath but not a lot of it.
In your case I'm not sure.No closed captions. I checked. I actually triple checked.
And if it was why would it only happen on certain random channels. And on one channel it only happens on a specific program - FOX/Bones. Aside from that one Fox program none of the channels affected is network.
as well. And it's digital cable, FWIT.Just for fun, unplug your TV's power cord from the wall socket (or better yet, from the UPS it should be on) overnight.
Oh, well if digital is involved nothing could possibly go wrong.Hmmm, I guess it's time to check all levels of CC -I'll let you know what I find.
Unitron - I'm going to try this
as well. And it's digital cable, FWIT.
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