I experienced a split-screen display (top/bottom) while trying to watch 3D Blu-ray movies on my Panasonic DP-UB820 Blu-ray Player. This issue can be frustrating, especially when all the settings on your Blu-ray player appear to be correct. Let’s explore why this happens and how you can resolve it.
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Open-Box Excellent Sony Camera from Best Buy: Should You Buy It?
Sony cameras often come with high price tags, so for those looking to save money without compromising on quality, open-box deals are an attractive option. Recently, I purchased the Sony ZV-1 from Best Buy as an open-box item, and my experience has been positive.
Storing Power Station In The Winter – The Safe Temperature for Optimal Battery Life
Maintaining and using portable power stations in the winter can be challenging, especially for those of us living in regions with cold climates. Here’s what you need to know to keep your power station in optimal condition during the colder months.
How to Store Giant Halloween Animatronics Like the 12-Foot Skelly or Inferno Pumpkin Skeleton
Halloween is officially over and it is now time to store large-scale decorations like 12-foot skeletons or other giant animatronics. While they make a spectacular impression in October, these pieces require careful packing to ensure they last for many seasons. Here’s a guide to help you pack and store your towering Halloween friends, like Skelly, […]
Fake vs Genuine Milwaukee M18 Battery – How to Tell the Difference
Milwaukee’s M18 battery series has been well-known for its long-lasting power, durability, and reliability, which is why they are highly sought after by both professionals and DIY enthusiasts. Unfortunately, this has also attracted counterfeiters who manufacture fake M18 batteries that are sold at lower prices, often through eBay or Facebook Marketplace. I bought a Milwaukee […]
Comparing Video Quality: 30p 50M vs 60p 50M
When recording 1080p videos on Sony cameras, you have a 50 Mbps (megabits per second) bit rate, it means that the video data is being encoded at the same rate, regardless of the frame rate (whether 30p or 60p). Here’s what this implies: