Fast Picture Does anyone feel like the picture are faster? When I'm watching some movies or HD movies on Cable its like the pictures are moving faster. Is there any way to make it run 'normally'? Fast Picture Does anyone feel like the picture are faster? When I'm watching some movies or HD movies on Cable its like the pictures are moving faster. Is there any way to make it run... » Read More Fast Picture Does anyone feel like the picture are faster? When I'm watching some movies or HD movies on Cable its like the pictures are moving faster. Is there any way to make it run 'normally'? « Show Less
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I just got my TV a couple of days ago and have noticed that effect watching Blu-Rays or DVDs. Have you been able to resolve your problem?
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I think i read about this? It says you have to turn off the dejutter or something. I have no idea what that is.
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Thanks for your reply. It happens to us when we go from non HD to HD and from HD to HD. Very annoying. We've dropped back to using the component cables, but I sure would like to use the HDMI. I was hesitant about complaining to Samsung, since our cable is so sketchy, but now I think I will.
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If you are looking at the video on the unit that's not unusual because of limited (aka "slow.) playback memory. What the skipping usually is, is that the playback stops to take time to load more video, play, stop to load more video. That's usually the source of the problem and is not actually on the video that way but rather just how the playback works. Have you downloaded the video to your computer and assuming that your is relatively new and fast, you may (should) find that the video runs normally.
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Mine is a little slow on the internet. One site lowered the image quality it sent to me because it detected that I have a slower speed. I have roadrunner turbo! I am going to research more to figure it out. Also considering upgrading to Vista and using a SD card to improve my processing speed. Has anyone tried that? I love this computer!
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is it possible that it IS hd but dimmed? when i got my satellite upgrade, i was horrified to see that the picture i was getting was about half the brightness of over the air broadcasts that looked absolutely beautiful. it took me a day or so to figure out that the tv comes from the factory defaulted to 'autoview' under 'picturemode' in the picture menu. put it on 'sports' or 'standard' to suit your taste. this tv is all about inputs, and i assume you have it set on 'antenna/cable'. if you do, i should think you'd be getting HD just fine. good luck. -dan
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I have my ps3 connected via ethernet so i can race and watch netflix and others i havnt tried playing on the computer it self but the game plays great on the tv via ethernet tried the netflix on the computer and it drags or picture stops while the person is still talking but that might be from the internet speed being used im only at 12mpb so if your at say 20 or 40 mpb that may work out better but i can watch full youtube movies and full youtube band concerts and works fine for that , dont know if that helps you or not
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It's quick, and I don't think it's as much the TV as what you are putting into it. For instance, I'm running Comcast, Windows Media Center, X-Box, and one other input. These all come into one HDMI input through a KeyDigital switch. I watch Cable on all of the able inputs, and have to say sometimes the Comcast box lags a bit when switching from SD to HD, but other than that it's okay. Long and short of it, I've got several different options for channel watching and they're all smoking fast! If you are plugging Cable directly into the TV, then you may have a different experience...not sure if many providers allow this anymore due to encryption. It's quick, and I don't think it's as much the TV as what you are putting into it. For instance, I'm running Comcast, Windows Media Center, X-Box, and one other input. These all come into one HDMI input through a KeyDigital switch. I watch Cable on all of the able inputs, and have to say sometimes the Comcast box lags a bit when switching from SD to HD, but other than that it's okay. Long and short of it, I've got several different options for channel watching and they're all smoking fast! If you are plugging Cable directly into the TV, then you may have a different experience...not sure if... » Read More It's quick, and I don't think it's as much the TV as what you are putting into it. For instance, I'm running Comcast, Windows Media Center, X-Box, and one other input. These all come into one HDMI input through a KeyDigital switch. I watch Cable on all of the able inputs, and have to say sometimes the Comcast box lags a bit when switching from SD to HD, but other than that it's okay. Long and short of it, I've got several different options for channel watching and they're all smoking fast! If you are plugging Cable directly into the TV, then you may have a different experience...not sure if many providers allow this anymore due to encryption. « Show Less
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The picture quality depends on your file. If you have a video file or a photo of low quality/resolution, do not expect too see it as HD. If you have high quality files, then it will play them great.
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I did not buy for high speed video movies. To me the meaning of high speed is more in reference to high ISO speed (~film ASA) that you get with Exilim sensor for low light. Very happy with that. The HD video in normal motion is excellent, but slow-motion video resolution is degraded. See http://youtu.be/U3JfGw8YfeQ
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The quality of your shows/movies will primarily depend on your connection speed. While the cable can impact it if it's a shoddy one, it generally won't effect it too much. Those are my experiences anyway.
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My connection is not SUPER fast, it claims to be 15 MB/sec but it's always lower than that. It depends on the connection of who watches it. Like from my phone it interrupts sometimes. I noticed that the camera disconnects sometimes depending on where you install it. Keep it away from interference (microwaves, wireless phones etc.)
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That is a reference to the "refresh rate", meaning basically that a higher refresh rate makes for a smoother picture if fast action is involved. Usually sports fans and gamers look for a higher refresh rate.
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HD is so good that it is going to magnify low resolution and you are going to see the defects. The best way to minimize this is to not stretch programs that are in the 4:3 ratio. Go to HOME, SETTINGS, SCREEN SIZE and then set 4.3 default to "Normal". If you set it to anything else, it is going to stretch the screen and make things worse. Also make sure your cable box is set correctly because you can change how it outputs from the cable box. The third thing you need to watch is to use the correct mode with the correct program. For example, the vivid mode can cause eye strain. Reserve this mode for the simpsons and other similiar animated programs. Use standard for standard programs. Use cinema or customize the setting for sports. If you picture is too sharp for sports, you are going to see a fuzzy screen. If you reduce the sharpness and the brightness, the picture will look smooth and give you a better sense of motion. Also, even though it has nothing to do with the picture, be sure the crank the voice boost feature and the sound is incredible when you do this. Hope this helps.
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Hook up your cable box with an hdmi cable for the best picture quality. I have a 1080p tv and my sd cable chanels look almost as good as hd. If you have an old cable box have them bring you a new one (put a few drops of water on it to fry it and say it fryed itself and theyll replace if for free). Also i got an upconverting dvd player for free with my tv and when its hooked up with an hdmi cable it has basically the same picture quality as HD dvd, just not as good sound quality as HD.
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This is our first Smart TV so have nothing to compare it to. The occasional lag, or slow start-up, we just assumed is a smart tv function. It doesn't bother us. When we first turn on our computers sometimes everything loads right up quickly, other times it takes awhile. Occasionally we have to turn them off again and start again. We just assumed, with all this tv's capabilities, there is a lot to load, and sometimes it takes awhile. "Awhile" being relative.
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no sorry every thing I watch or with apps come in very sharp and clear my son set it up but did say if it look like its running slow or I see a lot of buffering to step up my internet to the next lev. so far so good... good luck I hope you in joy it as much as we do....
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Fahad said on November 14, 2013Yes, I've been experimenting with option. To see what I exactly mean, watch the train in this clip http://youtu.be/rz_kIt1NFpo JJ said on November 14, 2013 | Edit Some thoughts that might improve quality:Is the video jumpy on the camcorder display also?Are you recording in AVCHD or MP4?Are you recording to the on-board hard drive or to an SD card?If the video clip does not jump in the camera, then look at you computer.Do you have a really fast video processor to handle the large video files?Was the video rendered (in some video editing program like Adobe Premier) before uploading to U-Tube.Have you contacted the SONY customer support line? Fahad said on November 14, 2013Yes, I've been experimenting with option. To see what I exactly mean, watch the train in this clip http://youtu.be/rz_kIt1NFpo JJ said on November 14, 2013 | Edit Some thoughts that might improve quality:Is the video jumpy on the camcorder display also?Are you recording in AVCHD or MP4?Are you recording to the on-board hard drive or to an SD card?If the video clip does not jump in the camera, then look at you computer.Do you have a really fast video processor to handle the large video files?Was... » Read More Fahad said on November 14, 2013Yes, I've been experimenting with option. To see what I exactly mean, watch the train in this clip http://youtu.be/rz_kIt1NFpo JJ said on November 14, 2013 | Edit Some thoughts that might improve quality:Is the video jumpy on the camcorder display also?Are you recording in AVCHD or MP4?Are you recording to the on-board hard drive or to an SD card?If the video clip does not jump in the camera, then look at you computer.Do you have a really fast video processor to handle the large video files?Was the video rendered (in some video editing program like Adobe Premier) before uploading to U-Tube.Have you contacted the SONY customer support line? « Show Less