HDMI Problem with Panasonic TV

[Alexander Nikishin]

Same problem here with my Panasonic 50" TH-50PZ850U (Full 1080P).

After connecting the camera via HDMI to the set, the camera's menus freezes and the camera has to then be re-booted to operate. =(

 

[Gabriele Turchi]

Guys i think that the Pana over the HDMI it does not accept anything different than DVD Player Blu ray etc...(because of the HDCP protection i think)

yesterday i have connected my 42PZ85U at the Mac Pro , the mac pro recognize the pana ma no signal at All!!!

G

 

[Dave Blackham]

Would a possible solution be to use HDMI to DVI and then DVI to HDMI or would this still throw up a copy protect issue ? Its not neat by any means but may work, I dont know which pins signal the copy protection or if its with in the data stream.

Dave

 

[Dave Blackham]

Would a possible solution be to use HDMI to DVI and then DVI to HDMI or would this still throw up a copy protect issue ? Its not neat by any means but may work, I dont know which pins signal the copy protection or if its with in the data stream.

Dave

This didnt work, still crashes the camera menu's interestingly the image is still present in the viewfinder but no controls function :-(

Red - Is there any news on resolving the HDMI connectivity issues

thanks,

Dave

 

[Bo Randers]

LG

LG

I have the same problem with the panasonic 46PZ85E (europe)
Camera freeze, have to reboot.
I dit everything to see if it will help. But no succes!!

Robert

SOme problem here today with a LG. Both dvi and HDMI..

BO

 

[Mark Pedersen]

You probably need to go in analog component.

M

 

[Ryan Erwin]

Same problem here with the Panasonic VIERA 50" (TH-50PZ800C)

 

[conrad gaunt]

First can you check if that model supports 720p?

The first question is a little confusing, to me..

I thought the very definition of a HDTV was a TV that could play 720p? (although what constitutes HD is historically ambiguous)

In the UK, if it doesn't support 720p, you can't use the HDready logo, if it does, you can. 1080i/p isn't needed to meet the standard.

Needless to say, all HD Tvs support 720p.

Its the "Fools Gold" standard for TVs, and confusing for average consumers, especially the older ones who haven't heard of Bluray (I've never watched a Bluray film actually..). Then again they tend to have poorer eye sight anyway :blink:

Correct me if I'm wrong..