Super Nes Tearing.

[ncasebee]

Hi. I am trying to play some old classics. However on my sony HDTV I keep getting tears in the screen when playing. I have tried svideo and regular av.The tears occur when movement occurs on screen. Any suggestions?

[Bandit]

This happens usually because of the game, or the tv.
If every game does the same thing there might be a problem with your tv or your system, just take a look around and experment and try to find out why.

[ncasebee]

I have tried the console on multiple tv's and with multiple games. The tearing that is occuring is only happening on the Sony KV-36HS500. I called Sony Tech support and we ran through adjusting all the settings of the TV. Nothing helped. I have also tried AV plugs, Svideo, and an RF switch. All produce the tearing. I also ran my RF connection through a VCR. The tearing was still present. Any suggestions?

[Bandit]

What if you buy a new Sony KV-36HS500 or a diffrent kind?
or you can try repairing it.

[ncasebee]

I have the following systems: Xbox, Gamecube, PS2, Dreamcast, Super Nes, Nintendo 64, and Dreamcast. This tearing only happens with the Super Nes. If I plug the same exact av plug into my Nintendo 64 the tearing that occurs with the Super Nes does not occur. Any suggestions?

[NorthViking]

Try the SNES on another TV.

So you can see if it's faulty at the tv or the console.

[ncasebee]

I ran the Super Nintendo signal through a VCR. I ran it through using av plugs, and the antennae/rf switch. All of these produced the tearing on the Sony HDTV.
REMBMBER:
1)None of my 5 other consoles produce tears on Sony HDTV
2)Using the same plugs I use with the Snes on the Nintendo 64,the Sony Hdtv did not produce tears
3.On 3 other television using the same plugs and Super Nintendo there is no tearing.
HELP!!!!! I want to play on my Sony HDTV.
Also I have tried adjusting every singal video setting available on the Sony TV. I have tried different Pic Modes, Filter Modes, etc.

Please, any suggestions. You know where I could get help.

P.S. I called Sony Tech Support. They couldn't fix it and pointed me to Nintendo. (Isn't it weird how tech support always points fingers and neither can do a god damn thing.)