Sean, any update on the "red push" issue?

[Scubasoul]

Sean,

Did you hear anything back from Wilt regarding the red push issue?

I'm using component and I most definately see this as well (Mits RPTV). My set is ISF'd and had a fantastic color balance with D*TV. With Voom that's another story due to the red push. I changed service menu settings, but no way to get it right (even with red hue reduced all the way down).

 

[stucky_boss]

I had some people over and they also commented about how red the picture looked. I never really thought anything about it until they said something.

 

[bbtkd]

Sean,

Did you hear anything back from Wilt regarding the red push issue?

I'm using component and I most definately see this as well (Mits RPTV). My set is ISF'd and had a fantastic color balance with D*TV. With Voom that's another story due to the red push. I changed service menu settings, but no way to get it right (even with red hue reduced all the way down).

Hmmm - I have a Mitsu 65" and had bought red-push attenuators to somewhat correct the red-push problem inherent to Mitsus. My TV broke last year and when they replaced a board, they also tweaked it and fixed the red-push issue so I sold the attenuators. I just got Voom 3 weeks ago and notice no excessive red.

 

[andrzej]

No red push issue here, on my Panny plasma.

 

[Scubasoul]

Well, I can certainly say that the Voom box has a certain red push, with my set anyway.

My set has a full ISF calibration (grey scale, color decoder, etc.). With D*TV I had excellent flesh tones and great color saturation (calibration was done with a signal generator). With Voom flesh tones in particular are a bit off.

I need to get a 1080i test signal to re-set the color decoder.

Maybe it even get fixed by Voom.

 

[Sean Mota]

Well, I can certainly say that the Voom box has a certain red push, with my set anyway.

My set has a full ISF calibration (grey scale, color decoder, etc.). With D*TV I had excellent flesh tones and great color saturation (calibration was done with a signal generator). With Voom flesh tones in particular are a bit off.

I need to get a 1080i test signal to re-set the color decoder.

Maybe it even get fixed by Voom.

My two boxes were I saw this problem were replaced and did not see this again through component. I use component on my DLP and I have not seen the red push again. Did you get a new box?

 

[dtsfanohio]

No red push here on my 65" Mits RPTV

 

[Scubasoul]

My two boxes were I saw this problem were replaced and did not see this again through component. I use component on my DLP and I have not seen the red push again. Did you get a new box?

No Sean, I still have my first box. So maybe I should try to get a new box.
Interesting that the box switch solved the problem.

 

[Lem52]

No red push here on my 65" Mits RPTV

I don't have that problem on mine either.

Lem52

 

[vurbano]

I don't have that problem on mine either.

Lem52

I dont have it here either

 

[riffjim4069]

No Red Push on my Mits in VA.

 

[cameron119]

Only have red shift on CBS HD here (Mitsubishi RPTV) everything else is nice and natural.

 

[neo0285]

same here, no red push on my DLP through DVI, except for CBS HD as Cameron mentioned.

 

[omard.]

I have no red push problem either. I use dvi to my 46" Sony

 

[Cyre]

No red push on my Mits 55809 that has been ISFd also. Must be the older boxes, mine is only about 6 weeks since installed.

 

[DarrellP]

No red push on my pj using component or dvi.

 

[TC_Lauderdale]

No red I my Panny 42", nor my friend's Panny 50" (voom installed over the weekend).

 

[Scubasoul]

Some people may not realize that they actually have red push, since they simply reduce overall hue. The problem is, that ALL colors are reduced.

I did the same same thing. After you get a ISF color decoder/grey scale calibration, you will realize the difference.

 

[Tvlman]

No "red push" issue on VOOM here after switching over except on Navy NCIS as usual. If you have your set calibrated you would have to be sure that NTSC, HDTV & SDTV inputs were all done.

 

[seandudley]

No "red push" issue on VOOM here after switching over except on Navy NCIS as usual. If you have your set calibrated you would have to be sure that NTSC, HDTV & SDTV inputs were all done.

NTSC & SDTV are the same thing. I think you mean that all the inputs on the TV such as component, composite & S-Video would need to be done.