Samsung LCD TV

[radioflyertoo]

Larry,
Check your cable connections all the way to junction box on the outside of your house, I had the same problem and it turned out to be a bad connector on a cable.

Maybe I shouldn't post this cause it sounds like you want a new TV - new toys are good

Bob

 

[LarryRB]

I've checked all the connections and each is very tight,., This has been going on for almost a year, little by little, the channels are losing sound. In any case, can someone tell me which is better to have, a DLP or LCD. Is ther that much difference, I see on the net that most LCD are not cable digital compatible, Not sure if this is important or not, We have Cox digital cable,, thus the question.

 

[radioflyertoo]

If you have a Tweeter's nearby I'd go there. They are usually very well trained and knowledgeable on the product they sell and are willing to help.

If I was buying today I'd look at one of the wall mount LCD's that accept a 1080p input at both 24 and 30 frames/sec. (film is recorded at 24 and TV at 30) this will kep the set from being obsolete for a couple of years, since the new formats (Blu-Ray & HD-DVD) and players are starting to output these signals. Unless I'm mistaken any of the newer mid-range and higher sets should accept a cable digital signal and decode it. (As a general rule if the set has an over the air tuner for HD broadcast signals it should accept the cable).

Personally I like the wall mount LCD - 60,000+ hours on screen and wioth the newest technology no motion atifacts.

Bob