No I believe Mark Spano has a probable suggestion that it is the LG monitor screen shift function that reduces the chance of image burn in by shifting the displayed image at regular intervals. So far I can't find out how long those intervals are but it makes sense.
Given my BCC Pixel Fix effect works even when the pixel issue seems to move on the LG screen tells me that the bad pixel isn't moving. If it were then I'd have to adjust the BCC Pixel Fixer effect.
---In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, <pat@...> wrote :
Is it possible they used pan and scan within the shot? That would cause it to move.
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