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Turns out this was a Time Warner problem. Has a few techs out to my house they heard the issue said it was most likely a head end problem and never fix it. I had a contact with a person at a time Warner development lab who made the proper contacts to get it fixed.

I have one cable coming into the house thru one splitter for internet/TV.
From the TV side I go to a 8 channel distribution amp.
However
I have connected directly to the incoming cable thru a fresh RG-6 quad to the TV with the same results.

I have 2 other HD TV's in the house one Sony one Vizio. They both work OK.
I tend to agree that it is at least something marginal in the feed.
Are there any service adjustments that might affect this?
Any thought on how I can prove to Time Warner they are giving me a crappy signal?

Usually connected thru an 8 channel distribution amp.
Have tried direct hook up to cable with no splitters amplifiers or anything else.
Using RG-6 quad, had RG-59 earlier same problem.
Thanks.

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