Can you label inputs on this TV? Not just "Game1," "Game2," etc, but "PS4," "360," "WiiU," etc?
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Yes, its a little hard to get to, but when you are on the manage inputs page, you just need to select the "Edit:" label. This will cause a keyboard to pop up so you can input whatever cable you would like.Home -> Settings -> Channels & Input -> Manage Inputs
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Yes, its a little hard to get to, but when you are on the manage inputs page, you just need to select the "Edit:" label. This will cause a keyboard to pop up so you can input whatever cable you would like. Home -&gt; Settings -&gt; Channels & Input -&gt; Manage Inputs
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At least you can get your TV to recognize the signal, my tv won't pick up on the hdmi connection. But if i connect it directly to my TV, our when I had my 1080i TV, to change the setting all you would have to do is change it on your playstation, as long as you have 1080P and you change it to automatic, you should be able to get it to work fine in 1080P...sorry this is one year late?
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Yes, the "source" button allows you to select among the TV's inputs, from my experience.
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When you switch from one input to another, the TV remembers the setting last used for that particular input. You may have used 40 on TV input, yet 12 on HDMI2. This is a good thing due to difference in signal strength between input devices.
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I'm sure you can and I don't see why not, in the case you were only going to connect a gaming system if a blue ray player. I connected my cable and a player. Either way, just go to the input button and switch input options.
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I looked up your television model you only have one slot for component cables just plug in the matching colors red to red white to white green to green blue to blue etc. Cables work great. Make sure to change wii settings to 480p under settings
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This TV has an antenna jack (can use RF adapters) as well as Component inputs which would allow you to connect your Wii and XBOX. If you have an XBOX 360, you can connect to the TV using Component as well as HDMI.
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I'm not sure I understand the question. If you mean "Can the switcher connect 3 TVs to one input device instead of 3 input devices to one TV?", I don't see why it wouldn't work. It's just connecting HDMI cables but I haven't tried it.
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There is no reference to PAL in the setup, only NTSC., I'm sure if you are on PAL it will be PAL. But I can only say no PAL on my unit.
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Power on your television first and let it boot up all of the way. Then power on the home theater system and it will revert to the last input. That has been the work around that I was able to come up with. Good luck!
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Hi Loretta, sorry to hear this. have tried other inputs like DVD/BD player, computer, game console, cable box? have you checked your physical cables for loose connection? have you tried changing physical cables from your devices going to your TV? -Vincent
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Hey, I just checked mine out and you are able to switch the inputs with the button on the unit. I have mine hooked up to my PS3 and X-Box 360, so I generally only have one running at a time so it's not really an issue for me. But, I just turned them both on and it will default to the device plugged into input 1, but you can press the button on the unit and it will cycle through to input 2 and input 3. The only downside would be that you'd have to manually do it on the unit as this doesn't come with a remote. But, unless you're switching between them fairly often I don't see that it would really be an issue. Hey, I just checked mine out and you are able to switch the inputs with the button on the unit. I have mine hooked up to my PS3 and X-Box 360, so I generally only have one running at a time so it's not really an issue for me. But, I just turned them both on and it will default to the device plugged into input 1, but you can press the button on the unit and it will cycle through to input 2 and input 3. The only downside would be that you'd have to manually do it on the unit as this doesn't come with a remote. But, unless you're switching between them fairly often I don't see that it would... » Read More Hey, I just checked mine out and you are able to switch the inputs with the button on the unit. I have mine hooked up to my PS3 and X-Box 360, so I generally only have one running at a time so it's not really an issue for me. But, I just turned them both on and it will default to the device plugged into input 1, but you can press the button on the unit and it will cycle through to input 2 and input 3. The only downside would be that you'd have to manually do it on the unit as this doesn't come with a remote. But, unless you're switching between them fairly often I don't see that it would really be an issue. « Show Less
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I'm using game mode as well for gaming & it looks good, had to tweak the color saturation some though. I will be trying standard on my blu-ray input hopefully in the next few days, im hoping it works. I thought i had tried that but i honestly dont remember now if i did or not. Thanks for your input on your experience. I would have sent it back by now if I had not run across this post.
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Don't know about Wii but it works great with Playstation I've had this tv for 3 yrs and it still is operating perfectly
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Does the PS4 have Audio/video component cables (red/white/yellow; or blue/red/green/white/red)? Does your TV have an audio output or an auxiliary 3.5mm input? As long as a system has any of those it IS compatible. Me has no clue, have not researched the PS4, system, but I do believe that it only supports HDMI. Look for any inputs labeled "output" and report back =^)
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Are you sure you are watching on the correct output? AV rather than cable or something else? We have had the same problem with the wii on a different TV and switching the chosen output solved the problem.
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Yenner,Try switching to the HDMI input, and input the following: MENU > System > General > Game ModeThanks for your interest in Samsung products.--Mr. S