Flat screen TV , I bet you have never seen this before .

[@Linkvagen]

Looks like CSS-code...🤔

[@michaelcalvin42]

Interesting! As others have said here, that's CSS you're seeing. CSS is a language which is used to style HTML pages (not actually a programming language itself). I'm guessing the TV's menu system is built in HTML, and it's having an issue properly rendering the page, thus leading to a big CSS dump.

[@iandobson8846]

It does indeed mention "menu" in few places in the code. A very interesting and bizarre fault.

[@BillAnt]

It could also be a closed captioned code link.

[@pi6706]

It’s like watching TV through a newspaper lol!

[@joshhoman]

I was thinking something along similar lines!

[@pi6706]

@ The headlines!

[@BillAnt]

A new sport, reading your TV picture. :D

[@abeleski]

Smart tvs. Welcome to the future

[@tritwi]

my still daily used old Telefunken Palcolor made in 1974 never had such problem

[@goggo-bp9oj]

Model 743? Great Telefunken set ( 711) chassis

[@richardh100]

that's amazing TV's nowadays with software faults got amazing effects😊had a TV about 35 years ago that had a teletext problem the clock wasn't running and a teletext page was displayed six months in the past😮

[@kendom33]

Havnt seen that one Michael. Goodness . Thanks for the video

[@markcase11]

I remember this from years gone by, Panasonic released a software update for it, I can't remember the exact detail but it was triggered by a change in the Freeview EPG. I bet that set hasn't been connected to the internet in years! (I'm talking about the text on screen not the other issues). I seem to remember it affected some of their Freeview recorders too.

[@wisher21uk]

Never seen anything like that before Michael that is so weird 😊

[@perkulant4629]

Yeah that’s a new one on me. Never seen anything like it.

[@andygozzo72]

ooer!!! wouldnt get that with a good ol' ferg tx90 😁

[@AVAVsystemsUK]

I saw that a lot a few years ago, Pana released dodgy SW. A forced update fixed it

[@graemedavidson499]

HTML - Haywire Telly Machine Language

[@iandobson8846]

@@graemedavidson499 😂

[@mikethespike7579]

I've never heard of a software map before, but that looks a lot like the coding of some programme or a configuration file running in the background.

[@jackmatthews2840]

There is a jumper wire connection for the diag port that has come loose in transit. Or the diagnosis board is ba d 8 years old?

[@pauldavies6037]

can anything be reset to clear this effect ?

[@PhilReynoldsLondonGeek]

Nothing like it but it reminds me of a fault on the Salora set we briefly trialled... it had a channel name indicator that, with the tuning drawer closed, should have disappeared after 5 seconds. It didn't, for the entire time we had the set (1 week).

[@TimHollingworth]

How weird! 🥴 I was going to suggest that it looks a bit like html code as I do a lot with websites. Most interesting, I have no idea why you would have html in a tv? 😜

[@vincesalce620]

Looks thermal sensitive going by the delay, hairdryer and cold spray could be handy? Good Luck!

[@signalcabin]

CSS Code. Cascading style sheets.😊

[@f.k.burnham8491]

Very odd problem. Thanks for showing this.

[@psych0trap]

Tem que atualizar o firmware, se não der bate com a marreta

[@Philip---pip267]

Bit different to symptoms of a soft PCF 80.

[@kinklesstetrode]

Never seen that before!!

[@j.lietka9406]

What brand is that?

[@weerobot]

Wow...The Matrix..lol

[@skyll4141]

That's normal. it needs a firmware update and new tcon as that has failed and taken the main board down into programming mode. screen is fine..

[@marcse7en]

Buy a Moresense like mine! 👍🤣

[@Petertronic]

How bizarre. Can smart TV's get malware?!

[@desidesigning]

It's a message from GOD!

[@darrenjukes8446]

I have seen this before on a vested jvc,ie eprom

[@michaelturner4457]

Looks like HTML code. Maybe the firmware is corrupted, and needs a reload?

[@richardh100]

Pity about that it's got a good screen too but TV's nowadays with cof faults what can you do with it other than try to change a ribbon😊

[@MotSter]

new main bored unless you can isolate fault to a specific ram or rom chip corrupt.

[@dixip52]

the magic of webapps...

[@AxelWerner]

remove the "smarts" from a smart tv and all problems are solved! if once wants smarts with a TV, attach a #LINUX PC to it.

[@MrReeceyburger123]

Whattttttt theeeee no way 😂

[@drcrusherdata]

thought I was asleep watching this weird video.?

[@iandobson8846]

Looks like HTML

[@tubeDude48]

That's HTML code your are seeing! Weird.

[@Barbarapape]

Strange fault that will require a board replacement to cure it.

[@richardh100]

Yep but its also got a cof fault so new sceen😮

[@Barbarapape]

@@richardh100 That makes any attempt to repair not viable. Even Panasonic as good as they are can make a few bad samples.

[@richardh100]

yep but not a panasonic it's a vestel junk with a faulty screen

[@Barbarapape]

@@richardh100 Same difference, Vestel now make panasonic tv's Like a lot of brands the name on the front means nothing, it is just badge engineering. Very little is made in Japan anymore, only a handful of expensive models for the Japanese market only. This has been going in since the 90's, i have a collection of Japan only gear and it is far superior to the mass market junk that carries the same name.

[@petervideos8699]

Not good 😮

[@lesliereed4047]

That's what happens when you watch crap programmes.

[@samslots1234]

How strange!