Anybody else have a long delay when switching channels? I know it's the picture that's delayed because the sound is coming through my sound system while the screen is still black.
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It takes no longer than my tv buy the biggest heaviest hdmi cable you can get may be your problem walmart has a rca cable thats super heavy gauge it works great on mine.
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Try to shorten the length as much as possible 50 Ft is an extremely long run for an hdmi cable these projectors don't take well to cheap hdmi cables especially the 3d aspect of them.
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That and some fan noise are my only issues, might be your receiver also causing a delay
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I believe most of the delay occurs when the projector is adjusting to a change in resolution. I only notice the delay when switching from a channel/source at one resolution (say 720p) to another channel/source of a different resolution (say 1080i). I think it has very little to do with the AV receiver.
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When you say switching channels do you mean switching sources on the projector? Do you have your video source running through a AV reciever?
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I've had the unit for several years with no problems. However, when you switch functions from TV/ Cable to DVD it automatically switches the audio source for you. But, when you switch back, you have to manually reset the Function to TV / Cable. Hope that's all your problem is.
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Mine is still clicking right when the new channel comes on, I have to turn the mute button on or it drives me batty, I have sensitive ears.
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it sounds like the remote was disconnecting I would try a different channel. I have never had any problems with mine
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Janet, did you after connecting the coax cable, then AUTO-TUNE your TV? That is, go to the settings where it searches / tunes the broadcast channels? It's a necessary step, taking maybe 2-3 min. (Sorry if my info insults, just want to be sure you completed the entire set up process!)
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Tom, Like you, have a Samsung HD cable box from TW. Connected HDMI to my Pioneer Plasma. Problem I am having is when changing HD channels picture is scrambling for about 5-10 secs before coming in. Analog stations change without a problem, just in HD. I switched out the box twice, same problem. Had a techinician come over, he switched out the box again, same problem. Put the component connection and works fine. Tells me it's the monitor. Pioneer says that's ridiculous, it's the cable box. I have been reading numerous threads about this problem. It's the TW cable box, it does not have the proper software to support HDMI. You have to call TW up and complain and see if they will fix the problem. R
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I also had problems with the digital audio connection. I was never able to get any sound out of that output. I read in other forums that only TV audio will come out from that connection and it won't work to pass through audio from other sources (hdmi). Ultimately, I had to connect my devices' audio directly to my home theatre system. This work-around was not ideal, but got the job done. Just a little more hassle to change a/v sources since I have to change both the TV and the home theatre receiver.
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I can't help you with this one Scott. Mine is somewhat slow to go from dark screen to the picture coming on, but it has the best picture I have ever had on any TV I have ever owned.
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I owned the TV for 3 weeks now and it is a really nice TV, but I noticed when is is first turned on. The picture comes on, and you have to wait about 5 - 10 seconds before the sound comes on. Also when turning the set off it takes a couple seconds for the TV to respond. When it is on though the Picture and sound is great!
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We have not had that issue. But, sounds like you have had it happen on a few different systems which seems really odd. I was thinking it was the A/V cables are not in properly or the tv needs to be turned to a different input. Hope that helps!
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I can tell you that the output of the Geffen digital to analog converter, currently in my system, has ZERO propagation delay - IT IS IN SYNC WITH THE VIDEO... The ONLY item I would caution you on is - every "once-in-a-while" DIRECT TV's digital box will output a "glitch" on its DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT - this manifests itslf as a POP (quite loud) in my audio stream... This COULD cause some discomfort to you with your hearing aides... FYI...
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I realize why it flashes black. It's happens when the picture quality changes. Its not entirely the players fault. The router shares the blame. With other streaming playes you won't notice it but this one announces it.
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Happens whenever I transition to a game. I get very brief signal error and then I hear that fart sound as you describe. I just ignore it since it doesn't seem to be causing problems otherwise. By the way, I am not using the soundbar. I get this same thing with the PS3 being connected directly to the Samsung TV. How do you like the soundbar otherwise? I am looking to get something that makes hearing dialog on movies and TV better. No matter how much I adjust the levels on the TV I can't get it quite right.
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Matthew...Who do you use for Broadcast service...cable, Fios, DirecTV? I am having the same issue with this TV, Samsung Surround sound system and DirectTv. I am thinking it may have something to do with going through a receiver for surround sound. Do you use one?
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I use Verizon Fios, and I have a Bose sound system. There is only 1 input on the Bose, so I have everything connected to the TV and use the audio out from the TV to the stereo. There is a delay on every single input. I hooked my old LCD TV back up to the same devices, and there is no delay. It's something with the TV.I had a technician out twice, but they can't figure it out. They are coming out 1 more time and if that doesn't work, there will be some type of replacement in order.
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Channels? It sounds like problem is in the source, tv, cable tv, Blu-Ray. Try using optical input, if is posible.
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Mark, I just connected mine to my DVR via component cables and am experiencing no noticeable lag while watching TV. I suspect, however, this is because I am using my soundbar as an HDMI switcher. In other words, my DVR, DVD, etc. are all connected via HDMI to the soundbar, which then has one HDMI cable out to my TV. I think this creates enough of a delay in the signal that the picture is now in sync with the bluetooth transmitter, which is connected directly to the component hook ups on the DVR (i.e., NOT connected to the soundbar).