Will SAMSUNG 46" LED TV bought in UK would work in India?

Santhosh

If possible what specifications should I ask while buying? Please help me as I am moving back to India and could see good deal in currys...

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Yeah all applications and electronic goods will work in India.
India is not any alien or remote place!OR you better buy it from india only when u reach there..

My new Samsung LED 7 Series TV is grainy. How can I improve the picture quality?

noonah

I have connected my sky+ box to it using the scart lead. When i sit further away from the tv the picture looks better but it is not great closer up. How do i get the crystal clear picture that you expect with a tv like this? I'd appreciate any help you can give. Thanks.

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I don't live in EU so don't have hands on experience with SCART. But to my understanding SCART is a Standard Definition connection only. It can't do HD. You need to use HDMI or Component in order to actually feed your TV HD.

Plus you also need an HD box from Sky. Depending on how old yours is, it might be one that only does SD from it. You want to get that upgrade to an HD capable box.

If you are sending SD to your HDTV, you're going to encounter some visual defects. And just like you describe, they will seem less noticeable if you're far away and more noticeable if you're closer to the screen. But either way they will be there.

The reason is that SD (PAL) is a aspect ratio of 5:4 and a resolution of 720x576. But HD is an aspect ratio of 16:9 and a resolution of 1920x1080 (in your case as you bought a 1080p TV). So there is a discrepancy on 2 fronts.

As a result your TV has to up-scale the source feed (the resolution) for sure. There's no way around that one. So that will add some quality loss. Then it has to deal with the aspect ratio problem. It can either stretch the image horizontally (breaks the aspect ratio, but doesn't add to much more degrading of the image), or it can zoom the image (maintains the aspect ratio so people aren't stretch, but further softens the image). This is just the nature of watching SD content on an HDTV. You will get used to it, everyone does.

The best way to get crystal clear images on your new HDTV is to subscribe to HD broadcast programming and to get a BluRay player for HD movie viewing. Anything that is still PAL (SD) is only going to look so good.

Some of the posts are a bit old, but it does kind of talk about this a bit here on this forum link, http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=744548

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What is the BNP (British National Party) all about. Is it really a racist neo-nazi type group?

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anon

Im a leftie and don't know much about this group but have recently met a new friend who is a member. Should i be at all concerned?
Okay so i take it being liberal is unpopular on this forum

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The BNP is renowned for racism and the denial of the holocaust. Their quote "British jobs for British people" implies that immigrants who come to the UK will be treated as second class citizens. They are also known for being homophobic. Here are some quotes from the BNP.

"Yes, Adolf went a bit too far. His legacy is the biggest problem that the British nationalist movement has to deal with. It just creates a bad image." - Nick Griffin

"There is a STRONG, DIRECT LINK from Oswald Mosley to me." - Nick Griffin

âThe TV footage of dozens of âgayâ demonstrators flaunting their perversions in front of the worldâs journalists showed just why so many ordinary people find these CREATURES so repulsive.â - Nick Griffin after the Soho bombings, 1999

"Churchill was a fucking cunt who led us into a pointless war with other whites [the Nazis] standing up for their race." - Mark Collett

"He's a fucking traitor." - Mark Collett on the Prince of Wales

"The Royals have betrayed their people. When we're in power they'll be WIPED OUT and we'll get some Germans to rule properly." - Mark Collett

"A FRIENDLY DISEASE because blacks, drug users and gays have it." - Mark Collett on AIDS

"Hitler will live forever; and maybe I will." - Mark Collett

"The sick minds who would have us believe that Jews were gassed at Auschwitz are completely twisted." - Tony Lecomber

"Asians are rubbish, and that is what WE ARE GOING TO CLEAR FROM THE STREETS." - Derek Beackon, 1993

I think you should ask your friend whether he is fully aware of the scandals and whether or not he fully endorses the political beliefs of the BNP.

what is the cheapest, best flatscreen to buy?

Ashley

i just got my first apartment and i really want to buy a flatscreen. im not the best when it comes to judgeing good deals on electronics, so i was curious as to which would be my best option to get a cheap flatscreen that wouldnt be a total rip off? i want atleast a 32" but i dont know what brand, or like how to judge which one to buy....can i get some honest opinions and answers please? thank you so much!!

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It all depends on the spec - personally I like Toshiba Regza 32" or 37" - they both have a good sharp picture. I've got the 47" one and it's brill, Had it for two years now and it cost £1700 in the UK but the price has dropped alot since then with the LED and 3D tv's making an appearance. I'd look for reviews online for various makes, try Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk, their reviews are IMO always accurate.
Hope this helps and have a good day Hun

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My new Samsung LED 7 Series TV is grainy. How can I improve the picture quality?

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noonah

I have connected my sky+ box to it using the scart lead. When i sit further away from the tv the picture looks better but it is not great closer up. How do i get the crystal clear picture that you expect with a tv like this? I'd appreciate any help you can give. Thanks.

Answer
I don't live in EU so don't have hands on experience with SCART. But to my understanding SCART is a Standard Definition connection only. It can't do HD. You need to use HDMI or Component in order to actually feed your TV HD.

Plus you also need an HD box from Sky. Depending on how old yours is, it might be one that only does SD from it. You want to get that upgrade to an HD capable box.

If you are sending SD to your HDTV, you're going to encounter some visual defects. And just like you describe, they will seem less noticeable if you're far away and more noticeable if you're closer to the screen. But either way they will be there.

The reason is that SD (PAL) is a aspect ratio of 5:4 and a resolution of 720x576. But HD is an aspect ratio of 16:9 and a resolution of 1920x1080 (in your case as you bought a 1080p TV). So there is a discrepancy on 2 fronts.

As a result your TV has to up-scale the source feed (the resolution) for sure. There's no way around that one. So that will add some quality loss. Then it has to deal with the aspect ratio problem. It can either stretch the image horizontally (breaks the aspect ratio, but doesn't add to much more degrading of the image), or it can zoom the image (maintains the aspect ratio so people aren't stretch, but further softens the image). This is just the nature of watching SD content on an HDTV. You will get used to it, everyone does.

The best way to get crystal clear images on your new HDTV is to subscribe to HD broadcast programming and to get a BluRay player for HD movie viewing. Anything that is still PAL (SD) is only going to look so good.

Some of the posts are a bit old, but it does kind of talk about this a bit here on this forum link, http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=744548

How to connect HD TV/Set top box and home theater?

Sridhar

I have below 3 components

1. LG LED LS34 series TV (HD)
2. Reliance HD set top box
3. Philips DSP 30U (got free on purchase of TV and a non HD and very old model)

Only one HD port slot in TV. So I am using that for HD TV and & HD Set top box connection.
Now How to connection the home theater in such a way that I can watch DVD as well as Set Top channels via home theaters.

Plz help me. Would appreciate if instructions given step by step. :)

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First lets deal with the video. I imagine your connecting the set-top box to the TV using a HDMI cable.

If the DVD player has a HDMI port you could use that to connect to the TV, but would have to change which HDMI cable is plugged in depending on whether your watching TV (through the set-top box) or DVDs. You could buy a HDMI splitter box which would save you swapping the cables over all the time.

Alternatively you can plug the DVD into the tv using a SCART of S-Video cable.

In terms of audio. Your set-top box will have an Optical out, which will transmit digital audio. Aslong as your DVD player (which is also your amp, as far as I can tell) has an optical port, you can use one of the following;

http://www.tvcables.co.uk/cgi-bin/tvcables/TS001.html

If this solution isn't possible, I'm happy to help you find an alternative.

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