Hi everyone,
(don't want to read the below? Go straight to the Test, if you do not see constant interlaced lines on the right your display is faulty.)
I feel my PowerBook suffers from the same screen issues and they are annoying. Get even more annoying the longer you use your PowerBook.
I went to my dealer to get it fixed ... he told me he does not see any thing wrong with it and no lines...
After 15 minutes of me insiting there to be lines I wanted to have fixed he agreed on ordering a replacement display.
I'm still uncomfortable with the feeling of someone else not seeing what my problem is, so I took some time and found on osdir that their background for the images had those lines. So I checked the image and saw it was SOLID. no lines...
Next was: using Gimp and drawing an image that should visualize what I saw, what I ended up with was a 4 frame GIF that overlays the right part with 5% black lines, offsets: 0, 1 and 5% white lines with offsets 0,1.
On a faulty PowerBook (e.g. mine) you see on the right: interlaced lines, with the next frame solid color.
On a non-faulty Display you see interlaced lines on the right all the time, no matter if the offset is 0 or 1.
Here is the test-gif.
I have taken a shot of the Apple Logo using my Digital camera, furthermore I marked the lither lines with black lines on the right on this image:
I'm not very happy with the way this issue gets handled.
Input on my testimage would be greatly appreciated.
kindest regards,
Moritz Angermann
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My Blog
(don't want to read the below? Go straight to the Test, if you do not see constant interlaced lines on the right your display is faulty.)
I feel my PowerBook suffers from the same screen issues and they are annoying. Get even more annoying the longer you use your PowerBook.
I went to my dealer to get it fixed ... he told me he does not see any thing wrong with it and no lines...
After 15 minutes of me insiting there to be lines I wanted to have fixed he agreed on ordering a replacement display.
I'm still uncomfortable with the feeling of someone else not seeing what my problem is, so I took some time and found on osdir that their background for the images had those lines. So I checked the image and saw it was SOLID. no lines...
Next was: using Gimp and drawing an image that should visualize what I saw, what I ended up with was a 4 frame GIF that overlays the right part with 5% black lines, offsets: 0, 1 and 5% white lines with offsets 0,1.
On a faulty PowerBook (e.g. mine) you see on the right: interlaced lines, with the next frame solid color.
On a non-faulty Display you see interlaced lines on the right all the time, no matter if the offset is 0 or 1.
Here is the test-gif.
I have taken a shot of the Apple Logo using my Digital camera, furthermore I marked the lither lines with black lines on the right on this image:
I'm not very happy with the way this issue gets handled.
Input on my testimage would be greatly appreciated.
kindest regards,
Moritz Angermann
___
My Blog