Format problem Mitsubishi WD-65737 TV: Can only find 3 options.. zoom , expanded or standard.
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You fail to mention the source of input ie Directv, Dish, antenna. Most devices other than antenna have a format setting. Check your other devices to possibly find a combination that works for you.
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Go to page 27 in the downloaded .pdf owners manual. Go to the setup menu, select display, select tv aspect ratio, then select 4:3 Letter Box.
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I have been tweaking my new set's picture for 3 days now. The high def is terrific but I only get 12 channels of HD. Since 50% of my viewing will be standard def cable channels, I am very disappointed that I can't get the SD picture to a level of acceptability. (I feel compelled to go to another room and watch non-HD programs on my old 36" CRT.) Any suggestions on setting changes for SD programs? A lot of the screen is blurry and pixelated (with or without the 120-Hz on).
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Your TV should have a setting in the menu labeled 3D Mode. Set it to Reversed, or if it is already there, set it to Standard.
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First make sure you have HD either cable or satellite and that you are on the HD group of channels. If you watch the tv on the non HD channels the picture will be distorted. Also either the cable/satellite and/or the tv remote should have a button something like "HD Zoom" or 2 arrows &lt; &gt;.Try those buttons you should have 3or4 picture size variations.
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I am assuming a wd-73837 is some sort of TV and if it is the Mitsubishi compatible 3 active should work fine.
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From what I have read, newer 4:3 sets with component inputs are compatible, both 480i and 480p. The menus are designed for widescreen, however.
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I am not that tech savvy either but I have a few suggestions:1.) On the front of the cable/satellite box there are sometimes buttons that let you select the type of HD signal 720P 1080i 1080P or this could be found with the remote in the settings.2.) Format button on your TV remote3.) Make sure you are using a HDMI Cable4.) Some cable/satellite cable providers make you pay extra for HD so make sure it is on your package 5.) Browse around in your TV settings via the remote and see if there is anything that needs to be changed for HDTV.Hope this helps.-Nick I am not that tech savvy either but I have a few suggestions:1.) On the front of the cable/satellite box there are sometimes buttons that let you select the type of HD signal 720P 1080i 1080P or this could be found with the remote in the settings.2.) Format button on your TV remote3.) Make sure you are using a HDMI Cable4.) Some cable/satellite cable providers make you pay extra for HD so make sure it is on your package 5.) Browse around in your TV settings via the remote and see if there is anything that needs to be changed for HDTV.Hope this... » Read More I am not that tech savvy either but I have a few suggestions:1.) On the front of the cable/satellite box there are sometimes buttons that let you select the type of HD signal 720P 1080i 1080P or this could be found with the remote in the settings.2.) Format button on your TV remote3.) Make sure you are using a HDMI Cable4.) Some cable/satellite cable providers make you pay extra for HD so make sure it is on your package 5.) Browse around in your TV settings via the remote and see if there is anything that needs to be changed for HDTV.Hope this helps.-Nick « Show Less
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Yes. I've been watching MKV format for a while. Make sure you got the most update firmware.
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It sounds like the picture lamp has gone bad. This happens with this type of TV after many many hours of use. The lamp is easily accessed on the bottom center in back of the TV. Search "mitsubishi wd-65638 tv replacement lamp with housing" on Amazon and you'll find the replacement lamp. Hope that helps.
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My unit was NTSC-specific. Perhaps Sony makes a region-specific unit you could use.
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Okay, you might have your format ratio set to either zoom or super zoom.. On your remote, change the format to 'gray bar' (or normal) and see if that clears up your problem.. As the hand-held is not a wide screen, the wide screen on your main TV (through the cable remote) is causing this .. Just return to your former setting when the hand held is not in use.
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Jennifer D.: In case you still have this problem, below are the steps of a workaround that worked for me, and hopefully will work for you too. It appears that the key step is to temporarily configure the DVR to output only a standard-definition TV signal. I found this after trying to debug a similar very frustrating problem with my Toshiba DR430 DVD recorder and Scientific Atlanta 8300HD DVR. 1. Disconnect the HDMI cable from the DVR to the TV. (Note that the only way my Scientific Atlanta DVR would enter the standard-definition setup wizard in step 2 below was with this cable disconnected. Originally, I did not disconnect this cable, and I suspect that as long as the DVR thought it was outputting a picture to an HDTV that it would override other configuration settings that I made.) 2. Configure the DVR to output only a standard-definition TV signal. (As per the user manual for my Scientific Atlanta DVR, start this process by simultaneously pressing the "INFO" and "GUIDE" buttons on the DVR while it is turned off. This was pretty easy to change and then undo later.) 3. In the DVR "Settings," set the "Picture Size" option to "Auto Fit." (It is also possible to quickly set this by repeatedly pressing the "#" key on the remote control.) 4. At this point, the aspect ratio in the DVD recorder was FINALLY correct and there were no bordering black bars. Hurray! Record shows onto DVDs as desired. 5. When I play a recorded DVD on the Toshiba unit the aspect ratio is correct and there are no bordering black bars. However, when I play a DVD on my Panasonic Blu-ray player, I have to set the aspect ratio on my Panasonic TC-P50VT20 Plasma HDTV to "JUST" to horizontally stretch the picture, but this is a very simple adjustment that is easy to change. Hopefully you can perform similar steps to workaround this annoying problem. Ron
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The best thing to do is to Buy one of those hd tuning dvds. I did that and it looked better than when i screwed with the settings. My tv looks great and I no longer mess with the settings.
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Denis Villeneuve, The supported file extensions are: *.avi *.mkv *.asf *.wmv *.mp4 *.3gp *.vro *.mpg *.mpeg *.ts *.tp *.trp *.mov *.flv *.vob *.svi *.m2ts *.mts *.divx Page 661 of the owner's manual below will also list the supported audio codecs and resolutions for file formats: http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/201209/20120910094456985/[ENG_US]WEB-XTATSCE-1015-0907.pdf Thanks for your interest in Samsung televisions. --Mr. S
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Strange, everywhere I've read states that Toshiba players are region free. I think the thing is with some euro discs is that they require you to use HDMI or they get downscaled to 480p. That's the only problem I've read about yet and it's only on some of them. Maybe that was the case and the T.V. was trying to do 1080i/p and wasn't prepared for it so it didn't allow a picture. Are you using component or HDMI?
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Thx Gibo, but could you be a little be more specific... I mean... What format do Rip dvds have? If this upscaling dvd player cant... which one can?