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February 6th 08, 10:34 AM
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Motion smear problem
I have serious motion smear problems with my new Samsung HDTV, 37".
It's during pc display and during tv/dvd's, towards the right, constantly. What's causing it? Should I set my devices to a different frequency or something? My pc is on 60Hz with optimal resolution. I'm relatively new to this field but I'm a tech-savvy person so please don't hold back in the explanation. Thanks for all your help.  
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February 7th 08, 05:17 PM
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Motion smear problem
On Feb 6, 3:34*am, Korijn wrote:
I have serious motion smear problems with my new Samsung HDTV, 37". It's during pc display and during tv/dvd's, towards the right, constantly. What's causing it? Should I set my devices to a different frequency or something? My pc is on 60Hz with optimal resolution. I'm relatively new to this field but I'm a tech-savvy person so please don't hold back in the explanation. Thanks for all your help. If its brand new, why not just return it for warranty?
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February 13th 08, 07:31 PM
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Motion smear problem
On 7 feb, 17:17, RickH wrote:
On Feb 6, 3:34 am, Korijn wrote: I have serious motion smear problems with my new Samsung HDTV, 37". It's during pc display and during tv/dvd's, towards the right, constantly. What's causing it? Should I set my devices to a different frequency or something? My pc is on 60Hz with optimal resolution. I'm relatively new to this field but I'm a tech-savvy person so please don't hold back in the explanation. Thanks for all your help. If its brand new, why not just return it for warranty? Well, I don't think it's broken because, for example, my consoles work perfectly fine, tv works great. But then my DVD player also has motion smear. My pc has only a very very little bit of it (hardly noticable unless you really look for it) whereas my DVD player has trouble with it depending ont he movie. I'm puzzled!
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February 14th 08, 01:45 AM
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Motion smear problem
Korijn wrote:
On 7 feb, 17:17, RickH wrote: On Feb 6, 3:34 am, Korijn wrote: I have serious motion smear problems with my new Samsung HDTV, 37". It's during pc display and during tv/dvd's, towards the right, constantly. What's causing it? Should I set my devices to a different frequency or something? My pc is on 60Hz with optimal resolution. I'm relatively new to this field but I'm a tech-savvy person so please don't hold back in the explanation. Thanks for all your help. If its brand new, why not just return it for warranty? Well, I don't think it's broken because, for example, my consoles work perfectly fine, tv works great. But then my DVD player also has motion smear. My pc has only a very very little bit of it (hardly noticable unless you really look for it) whereas my DVD player has trouble with it depending ont he movie. I'm puzzled! Some displays have started using 120Hz refresh rate, which seems to help this issue a lot. -- jer email reply - I am not a 'ten'
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