| From: | Dauber |
| Date: | 4 Apr 2001 at 21:12:39 |
| Subject: | Speaking of Picasso probs... |
Very often when I'm using a native Amiga screenmode, I'll have thin,
green, random horizontal lines on the screen with my Picasso IV.
Anybody else have this problem? It seems that the longer the computer
is on, the more random lines appear. They appear as if it were a really
old film; they're not just stationary.
If I turn the computer on for the first time, native Amiga screens are
perfectly clear. But if the computer's been on for several hours, there
are lines all over.
I use Picasso 96, btw, but since the native screen modes don't use the
Picasso software at all, I don't think the software is the problem. But
Picasso screens NEVER give me a problem.
This has actually been going on as far back as I can remember since I
got my Picasso in '99. What could be causing it? I don't have the
Commodore-VGA adapter, so I haven't been able to tell whether the same
thing happens when the monitor is connected to the built-in video port...
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