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If its a tuner or NTSC decoding error dont know what that means, BTW have any suggestions for something I could do to fix it? Location: Northern California, USA Yeah its an RF coax, provided by the cable company. No cable box. It has mostly happened while watching cable TV, but as I said occasionally while watching DVDs on the Blu Ray player. Never, so far, while watching a Blu Ray disc. If its a tuner or NTSC decoding error dont know what that means, BTW have any suggestions for something I could do to fix it? It would be a TV malfunction. If it just happened on the RF input I would suspect the TV tuner or NTSC decoder. If you are certain it is happenting over HDMI also, that points to a more serious TV failure. Usually problems like this get worse over time. One thing I would try is remove all inputs except HDMI and continuously play a disc. If the problem is seen without any RF cable or composite Wii connections, then Id take it to a service shop. If the problem isnt seen with just an HDMI digital connection, you may be able to use the TV with an HD cable box HDMI out until you can afford a replacement TV. Recommends: Loans that change lives. Location: Northern California, USA You could also try just the cable RF connection again without the Wii or Blu-Ray player connected. If you see no problems, then the malfunction is due to interference between mixed RF, analog and digital inputs. This is still a TV problem but you may be able to live with connecting only one input at a time. Recommends: Loans that change lives. All times are GMT The time now is 05: Copyright 2011 vBulletin Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved. VSO Software ConvertXtoDVD lets you convert any video like AVI, MKV to DVD easily. More info or download trial! Would you consider paying 99 a movie to watch online? You must sign-in first. Note This is a double-feature release and includes Open Water 2: Adrift on the same disc. Based on true events, the film follows an American couple who embark on an island vacation getaway to escape their workaholic lifestyles and marital problems. Daniel and Susan, both certified scuba divers, board a local dive boat full of other vacationers for an underwater tour of the reef. Due to a series of miscommunications and a distracted crew, the couple is accidentally left behind. Isolation sets in and they turn to each other for support, but quickly fall damage inc drum cover as they realize the situation they are in is hopeless. Soon they question their damage inc drum cover fate as they fight to stay alive in the chilling open waters of the shark-infested ocean. Open Water s main appeal lies in it s rugged realism and real life fear of sharks that has been instilled in society since the day Steven Spielberg s classic Jaws came out in 1 Since then millions have been afraid to go in the water, yours truly included. Since that time there have been few movies with sharks that have been anywhere close to good. Open Water is one of those few that made it. Not just because of sharks, mind you. The story realizes the isolation aspect that helped make Jaws such a classic, because even though they were on that boat, they were alone out there against the shark. Same applies here with Open Water with many sharks, not Great Whites, but real ones at that! The story is pretty straight-forward and true to life as a married couple take a much needed vacation to get away from work and try to fix their troubled marriage. All is pretty much normal until the crew mistakenly thinks that everyone has returned from their diving trip to the damage inc drum cover reef. Dan and Susan accidentally left behind in the middle of the ocean, alone. Now some of you may not be able to relate to that if you have never been to, and in, the ocean, but this film plays on the primal fears of being alone against impossible odds, something that it has in common with the ultimate shark movie Jaws. Also, this film s story plays with your mind to a pretty high degree and needs a level of imagination from the viewer much in the same vein as the classic John Carpenter film Halloween or the more recent The Blair Witch Project. While this story does not contain the level of action of even those films, it is a very intense ride on a very strong wave. Open Water also benefits from focusing on two main characters so it is easy to develop the pair and grow to care for the characters, which makes what happens during the film that much more of an emotional torment. Actors Blanchard Ryan and Daniel Travis do a magnificent job of playing a married couple on the rocks, troubled because of too much work and too little time together.