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Samsung 32" LCD

  • 01-10-2007 8:27pm
    #1
    martybike
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 58 ✭✭


    Hi,

    I recently splashed out on a Samsung 32" lcd (to watch the Rugby World Cup - feel even sicker than I should). I have to say I'm less than impressed with it. I had done a bit of research beforehand and it was a toss up between the equivilant Sony and Panasonic. However, when I went to the shop the Samsung had by far the best picture.

    When I got it home, it semed the picture was very pixalated, whether from my dvd player or the sky Box. When the picture is dark (night shots) the black is very reddish and blurred. There's lots of shadows on movement. I bought 2 new good scart cables in Peats (about €45 each), but it's hard to see if they made any difference.

    I've also changed the settings as recommended inthe handbook, but without any joy.

    Anyone got any suggestions? Thanks


    Marty


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  • #2
    guest
    Closed Accounts Posts: 82 ✭✭guest


    I'm not sure about the reddish-black problem in night shots. However I do have a solution for pixellated DVDs. Check the back of your DVD player. It should have three phono connections, red, green and blue. Connect the TV to the player via these phono connections and you'll receive a Progressive Scan image---it is far superior to the signal broadcast over SCART.

    I would suggest contacting your TV retailer and asking them---alot of these kind of problems can often be solved by activating/de-activating digital enhancements.


  • #3
    fullerand
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 232 ✭✭fullerand


    Is your Samsung TV an m86/m87? If so, there's a lot of info on how to correctly tune these sets here:

    http://www.avforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=511377


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