AppleTV 2 snowy picture

While my AppleTV is booting, I can see the picture clearly. But after the boot, the picture gets snowy and intermittent. Unplugging and trying again does not help. I tried different HDMI cables and even switched HDMI ports on my TV, nothing seems to work. The AppleTV is almost 2 years old. I'm not keen on buying a new one every 2 years. On a side note, my Roku 3 is doing the exact same thing and they started acting up at the same time. That's why I thought it was my TV but my FiOS box works fine. I moved cables around and changed ports, but nothing works. Maybe the FiOS box doesn't require a handshake but the ATV and Roku do, so that's why they aren't working? Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks. David

UPDATE: I connected my ATV to another TV and it works fine. It appears as if my TV is kaput.

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dear all, then i really need help and i am sure you are able to solve the issue.
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Message Edited by DMZ on 01-29-2009 10:06 AM
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Hi everybody,
I have already posted a similar quest but I can't find it anymore so I'm posting another:
I want to transfer VHS video to DVDs and I also want to record live TV via my Mac in the best possible quality.
I have done some reading on 3 models of PVR machines:
myTV.PVR, Plextor's ConvertX 402U-NA/Mac and Elgato's EyeTV 250. Obviously each brand will boost it's capabilities to sell their product.
I've got cable TV and I have tried the myTV.PVR and I'm not completely satisfied with the video quality after I've created Disc Image for previewing. I'm still getting somewhat snowy picture quality and pixel movement from Disc Imgages saved from live TV recording. Maybe I'm doing something wrong?
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So if you don't have cable or even satellite and rely on an outdoor or even indoor antenna then you can watch TV on your Mac and the quality is dependent on how good your antenna is.
As for converting VHS tapes to digital data on your Mac, "EyeTV 250 comes with a break-out cable for S-Video and composite RCA video connections. So, EyeTV 250 is the right choice if you receive higher frequency channels, scrambled analog cable (premium) channels, digital cable, or satellite via a set-top box." It's also find if you receive normal broadcast channels.
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When I went looking for information I got most of it from a guy named John Hudson. He had done a lot of research on converting VHS videos over to digital formats and found the EyeTV 200 would provide all the basic needs but they had moved on to the EyeTV250 and the price was too high (then). He went to eBay and found a used EyeTV200 and sort of chastised me for going with the EyeTV 500 (too much product, too much money) but since my company was paying for it, I didn't mind.
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And in those formats you can sock away five or six full length HD movies on a blank DVDR rather then one movie on a DVD (as burned by the DVD function of Toast). And Hey! Blu-Ray has arrived. Instead of 7Gig of blank space on a DVD we have 50Gig to play with!
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