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I bought a 40″ LCD Samsung TV a year ago, it is a 1080 with the 120 refresh rate.
My problem, when I have my PS3 hooked up with a high end HDMI cord, I am getting white lines across my screen, sometime only on one half, and other times across the whole screen. When I move the HDMI cord around, the lines most of the time go away but come back quickly. I also tried the back and side port on my TV for HDMI inputs to test the connection and it had lines on both inputs. I then thought it was the cord so I hooked up the same system on my roommates LCD TV and there are no lines. So after that I thought it was my TV again, but when using my Wii, I get no lines. I am really confused on what is causing this problem.
My warranty on the TV has expired, of course only 2 weeks ago. Go figure.
Any suggestions???

It does a number of things: (a)enhances the dark areas of the screen, (b) improves the response times because game needs faster screen speeds they use a 8ms refresh time, (c) improves the sound and the sharpness. have a look at the Samsung website and they will explain game mode better than me. Hope this helps.

Ive heard you can get wireless speakers, does anyone know if they are worth the extra bit of money compared with the normal wired speakers..thanks

Hello Yahoo Answerers,
I would like to get a LCD Monitor that doubles as a TV…or a LCD TV that doubles as a monitor. I’ve decided that I definitely want a Samsung 22″ Widescreen LCD…TV or Monitor, but I’m unsure if the benefits of a Samsung “TV” really outweigh the cheaper price of a Samsung “monitor.”
Which do you think I should go for? A TV with a PC input or a Monitor with a TV input?
And is it really worth a few hundred dollars more to get the TV for the remote and built in speakers?
Can anyone share their experience with this?
Thanks in advance!

Hello,
I have a Samsung LN46A850 series LCD TV, which I have owned for a good 2 months now. The only problem I have encountered is, some of the channels do not have any sound. This is a few percentile (About 95% do have sound), but I would still like to correct this regardless. I have cable, not satellite.
Thank you for your help
Matt

I can change them over on front of the sky box only and on the TV link up stairs any one any ideas. It works fine when the tv is turned off