whay are there lines within picture on HD
1630109
I've had my TV for about three weeks now and have not experienced the lines.
1630110
How are you connecting? If you are not using and fairly new HDMI cable I would start with that. What is your HD source? Try a few different devices with HDMI connections. I doubt it would be the case but you may be getting interference from your power source you can use a surge protector made for home theater to filter it out. That's all I got if you don't find the problem in these things I would say its your TV and you should look into an exchange. If you get it right it is a great picture. Good luck
1313440
Great question. I use the aspect ratio on the remote or in the TV's menu, and select the ratio that best fits the picture that is currently playing. Hope this helps you out!
1456574
The clearest, Im shooting in HD at 1920x1080 using component cables the better the SDI point blank period.
1255929
Hi, I have no idea. I'm a customer just like you. Try tv only. no pics but see lines or no lines. lines = tv. no lines = box.
389433
You can adjust the aspect ratio so that it fills the entire screen, but that would distort the picture somewhat. I like to put it in 4:3 mode, so it looks like a normal picture. Burn-in warnings be damned! But you'll be watching the important stuff through the HD air antenna anyway. I think the SD picture is just okay. It's a bit pixelated (probably because of the size of the TV) and the colors don't seem as sharp as my 23-year old Sony Trinitron. Once you see the HD picture, SD will look that much worse.
1763707
Yes, you can select from several transitions. wipes, fades, and pixeling. It is very close to standard picture ratio.
839191
I have not found any settings yet for that but do not notice it very much or at all now. The screen looks so rich from all angles that I decided the keep the set since its one of best looking screens I have seen at this price range. I almost sent it back as other have noticed them as well, but at the end of the day I kept the set. If someone knows how to fix the issue post it here.
1006732
I am sorry I do not recall. I had so many issues with the quality of the picture I never fully went through all the features.
1874565
There are picture "mode" settings under the main menu. Some of the choices (from memory) are automatic, 16:9, cinema, and 4:3. Just change it to what looks best for each input or select automatic.
1119115
I think we're experiencing image burn-in on our 2 1/2-year-old 1080p LCD TV. When an HD show is on, there are now visible vertical lines marking where the sidebars of standard definition programs would be, almost as if a standard size screen were placed over the widescreen. There's also some shadowing in the top half of the standard screen area. This is most noticeable when the picture background is light colored. We had no idea this would happen. We were considering buying the Samsung model you've got, but we spend more than 5% of our TV time watching standard definition programs, and many of our DVD/Bluray movies have black bars on top and bottom. Maybe we'll just get by with our current set until the image burn-in problem is eliminated.
1635511
I simply changed the horitontal picture position in my menu settings.....moved the entire picture up ever so slightly until the annoying white static line disappeared.
2182936
I don't think so. Its a good feature to have anyway. I was looking for a camera that shows the lines, not all of them do.
1348007
Saves them as jpeg 300 dpi or 600 dpi. They are saved to an SD card. After you up load them you can change the format. Love mine
1311418
HD - High Def best bit rate, pixels and aspect ratioPS: Max 28 Mbps / 1920x1080 pixels / 16:9It has other settings also FX, FH, HQ, LPHQ - High Quality standard DefApprox: 9 Mbps (average) / 720x480 / 16:9 or 4:3
595544
No, it doesn't have lines but you won't miss the lines with the quality of the picture it captures.
515445
look for a setting called overscan, turned it on, white line will not be see anymore
2269645
I have experienced the same lines on display when recording however when viewing the recordings on memory card on computer the images are clear. I have stopped trying to see what is being displayed on screen after all I am only interested in having video if something significant happens.