Comments on: Syntax Olevia 327V 6 Month Review http://www.aufordboy.com/tv-shows/syntax-olevia-327v-6-month-review.html Random Rants from AUFordBoy Thu, 17 Dec 2009 00:48:05 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Davinder http://www.aufordboy.com/tv-shows/syntax-olevia-327v-6-month-review.html/comment-page-1#comment-103458 Davinder Thu, 17 Dec 2009 00:48:05 +0000 http://www.aufordboy.com/tv-shows/syntax-olevia-327v-6-month-review.html#comment-103458 My friend gave me this tv to try and repair, it gives no video at all. I plugged it in, standby blue led turns on, when i hit the power button the olevia splash comes up, then goes to a black screen, the standby led is off but no kind of input is accepted besides powering down again. I'm looking for the firmware for this tv or anything that might be related to repairing it without having to really replace any parts. Any help? My friend gave me this tv to try and repair, it gives no video at all. I plugged it in, standby blue led turns on, when i hit the power button the olevia splash comes up, then goes to a black screen, the standby led is off but no kind of input is accepted besides powering down again.

I’m looking for the firmware for this tv or anything that might be related to repairing it without having to really replace any parts. Any help?

]]> By: Matt http://www.aufordboy.com/tv-shows/syntax-olevia-327v-6-month-review.html/comment-page-1#comment-22102 Matt Sat, 01 Sep 2007 01:43:39 +0000 http://www.aufordboy.com/tv-shows/syntax-olevia-327v-6-month-review.html#comment-22102 I too agree that this TV is an excellent value. The picture quality is as good as LCD's 3 times the price. It's a bit small for a living room set but it's still nice and crisp about 11ft away. I've used it hooked up to my HDMI DVD-Player, my HDMI HD-Cable Box, and my Xbox with the component connection. All three look really nice, especially the cable. I picked up a HDMI splitter for only 41 bucks shipped from buy.com last week so I can hook up up to 3 HDMI inputs. The menu might be a little confusing to those not tech savvy, but I don't really think this TV is for the non-tech savvy. It's for the educated consumer, which is it's greatest compliment. I've had the TV about a month now and couldn't be happier. It's now about $50 bucks more expensive than when I bought it: seems there is a nice market for this set. I too agree that this TV is an excellent value. The picture quality is as good as LCD’s 3 times the price. It’s a bit small for a living room set but it’s still nice and crisp about 11ft away. I’ve used it hooked up to my HDMI DVD-Player, my HDMI HD-Cable Box, and my Xbox with the component connection. All three look really nice, especially the cable.

I picked up a HDMI splitter for only 41 bucks shipped from buy.com last week so I can hook up up to 3 HDMI inputs.

The menu might be a little confusing to those not tech savvy, but I don’t really think this TV is for the non-tech savvy. It’s for the educated consumer, which is it’s greatest compliment.

I’ve had the TV about a month now and couldn’t be happier. It’s now about $50 bucks more expensive than when I bought it: seems there is a nice market for this set.

]]> By: Jonathan http://www.aufordboy.com/tv-shows/syntax-olevia-327v-6-month-review.html/comment-page-1#comment-19877 Jonathan Thu, 26 Jul 2007 05:01:21 +0000 http://www.aufordboy.com/tv-shows/syntax-olevia-327v-6-month-review.html#comment-19877 Hi! I just got this T.V. and it seems good to go. I just updated the firmware. Is there anyplace you have seen that tells you what has been updated? Thanks! Hi! I just got this T.V. and it seems good to go. I just updated the firmware. Is there anyplace you have seen that tells you what has been updated? Thanks!

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