Nooooooooo!

It also doesnt occur through any other type of input but VGA.

When you said you tested it on your TFT was it through VGA and same resolution/settings?

The patches of colour that you described is the first thing I noticed whilst playing Forza 2, strangely I tried Halo 3 and it would be fine...

Then gradually I started getting the odd "No signal" message during boot until eventually it just stopped outputting any picture whatsoever, though it still loaded games fine and you could hear the audio.

It's a strange one but going by your "patches of colour" description I'd be more inclined to say that it's your Xbox 360 at fault and not your TV.
 
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When you said you tested it on your TFT was it through VGA and same resolution/settings?

The patches of colour that you described is the first thing I noticed whilst playing Forza 2, strangely I tried Halo 3 and it would be fine...

Then gradually I started getting the odd "No signal" message during boot until eventually it just stopped outputting any picture whatsoever, though it still loaded games fine and you could hear the audio.

It's a strange one but going by your "patches of colour" description I'd be more inclined to say that it's your Xbox 360 at fault and not your TV.
Yeah same settings on the TFT. Guess I'll have to see if they come back with anything. As I say, the 360 works completely fine through a standard scart input too on the same TV.

Don't know if theres much that can be done if it turned out to be the 360, as unless it red rings I don't think MS do anything do they?

I'm sure I have a picture of the screen from playing Burnout from a few months back on my old phone. I'll see if I can dig it out.
 
Sounds like a bunch of cowboys TBH, wouldnt be supprised if you never saw that TV or Xbox again:(
I havent just asked some random guy in a pub to fix my TV you know :p

They are an approved (If slightly rubbish by todays encounter :D) TV repair company contracted by Domestic & General.

I've always had in the back of my head that this was a problem with the console, but surely trying the console successfully with different connections on the same TV and with the same connections on a different screen is about all I can do. I'll post the picture up later on when I reassemble my PC as it looks like I would imagine if a graphics card was overheating, but this doesnt really sit right with the testing Ive done.

Unfortunately its bad timing in terms of GTA IV, I should have sorted this out sooner but just couldnt be bothered. Added to the weekend and then the bank holiday, probably couldnt have planned it any worse :p
 
I havent just asked some random guy in a pub to fix my TV you know :p

They are an approved (If slightly rubbish by todays encounter :D) TV repair company contracted by Domestic & General.

I've always had in the back of my head that this was a problem with the console, but surely trying the console successfully with different connections on the same TV and with the same connections on a different screen is about all I can do. I'll post the picture up later on when I reassemble my PC as it looks like I would imagine if a graphics card was overheating, but this doesnt really sit right with the testing Ive done.

Unfortunately its bad timing in terms of GTA IV, I should have sorted this out sooner but just couldnt be bothered. Added to the weekend and then the bank holiday, probably couldnt have planned it any worse :p
Let me borrow GTA IV untill you get your tv and 360 back:D
 
Don't know if theres much that can be done if it turned out to be the 360, as unless it red rings I don't think MS do anything do they?

Not unless it's less than a year old, like you said the extended warranty only covers RROD so you'll have to pay for the repair.
 
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Thats a picture of the Burnout Paradise demo I took a while back. It startes of with patches of colour, but after a long time it just goes mental :D. As I mentioned, I would point the finger firmyl at the 360 normally, but for the testing Ive done.
 
Thats a picture of the Burnout Paradise demo I took a while back. It startes of with patches of colour, but after a long time it just goes mental :D. As I mentioned, I would point the finger firmyl at the 360 normally, but for the testing Ive done.

Yeah that's lot more severe than the colour patches I was seeing in Forza 2.

Just have to wait and see what the repair guys say I suppose, I imagine they'll try feeding another VGA source into the TV to try and rule out the 360 or not.
 
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