It is a 32 inch wide screen TV 120 hz model number is NS-L32X-10A example would be what numbers should I set the Contrast,color,brightness,sharpness and tint to,and what would be the best color temperature setting.

well I'm reading reviews on them & rca, sanyo, philips & vizio every show the same great rating & reviews. how do I know which to buy?

Ok, so I have a Philips 19" LCD Tv (Model Number 19PFL5422D) that's a few years old. What's happening is that it'll make this low "pop" sound and the sound will cease to work. It's not the connection either, because both AV connections and component connections do the same thing. I haven't tried coax though (because, well let's be honest...what's the point?) So my question is this: Is there something I can do about the loss of sound and if I can't, would it be worth it to bring it to a tech store to have it repaired? The thing is, it used to be my game TV and it's great, so I don't wanna just toss it away. Also, I've got it in my 4 yr old's room, so I don't wanna receive a new one for him to break. I was just wondering if it could be a simple fix or an issue I'd have to pay out the butt to fix.

Here are the specs: Processor:AMD Athlon II Dual-Core M320 - 2.1 GHz - 1600 MHz HT - 1 MB L2 cache Operating System Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit RAM: 3 GB DDR2 SDRAM 800 MHz Graphics card: ATI Radeon HD 4200 256MB Dedicated Graphics Screen:15.6" LCD TFT screen-1366 x 768 pixels difficult steer: 250 GB SATA Optical disk steer Lightscribe Super Multi (+/-R +/-RW) dual-layer DVD writer Other Features: Memory card reader: 5-in-1 memory card reader USB:3xUSB 2.0 ports Modem/Ethernet: Yes Wi-Fi: WiFi 802.11b/g Video interface: 1 x HDMI 1 x VGA Audio interface: 1 x headphones 1 x microphone TV output: HDMi socket Sound :Built-in loudspeakers Webcam: Yes Battery: 6-cell lithium-ion battery lasts 6 hours Here is the Windows 7 Operating System Experience Index Scores: Processor :5.1 RAM :5.9 Graphics :4.1 Gaming Graphics:5.3 difficult Disk steer :5.7 What you every think of the specs and the scores I got in Windows 7? I am buying this Laptop for £399.99 Brandnew. What do you every say? I want to know what you people think? I am hoping for good and quick replies? and more replies to my question? No bad comments or anything? Thanks

online, for instance Mortal Kombat vs DC. Universe my movements and speed are much slower now than my old tv even though i have an HDMI cable to. I set my game settings on 720p but een though picture shows better gameplay is still slow moving for me. My tv doesn't support 1080p or my PS3 in my display settings. So i need help to fix this problem so everything plays normally, like my old tv did. PLEASE HELP!!!

Do i need a digital arial maybe??

I have an xbox 360 hook up to my Acer H233H lcd hd monitor. It is connected by hdmi cable. I bought this http://www.amazon.com/3-5Mm-Stereo-Splitter-Audio-Adapter/dp/B0009JFF7A/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1268361084&sr=8-1 and i plugged the cable that they give you for your tv. The standard red white and yellow. I pugged it into the splitter and used my speakers to plug in. My speakers are fine but the audio keeps coming in from my internal speakers and its weak. Remember i used the cable that they give you. The av cabe and used it on the adater.. I Do NOT have a computer plugged into my monitor. Someone help me disable my internal speakers so the ones that i am using work. Thank you.

Who is still using an old CRT TV? who is using a flat panel (LED, LCD, Plasma) TV?

when i set the input to hdmi 2 which is where the cord is plugged into on the back of the tv nothing shows up on the tv.. what am i doing wrong

I am looking for a new TV and came across this... http://www.samsung.com/ca/consumer/tv-video/tv/lcd/LN40B750U1FXZA/index.idx?pagetype=prd_detail&tab=spec&fullspec=F I think it is good because it has 240hz and only a 2 ms response time... But, I don;t know if that would suit my needs for gaming. I play at a relatively high level pulling at least 4 hours a day normally so I want to make sure I invest on a good TV. I am also thinking about buying from Future store and am wondering if I should receive the four year warrant. It sounds good on paper but, has anyone actually experienced it? If you have please let me know how they were. Thanks for your input.

should I have the lcd tv on its native 1280x768 resolution or put it on 1280x720 res?

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I'm trying to decide. I used to have a Samsung LN46B530. I had to sell it when I moved and am getting ready to purchase again. The only problem is I'm now purchasing on a budget, but I want the most TV I can receive for that price. I have about 700 or so to work with. I LOVED my samsung, but its a little out of my pirce range (best price I can find is around $800). So here's what I'm deciding between: Samsung LN40B530 (same model as the one I had, just 40' instead of 46') Toshiba 42HL167 (don't know much about this TV but the specs and reviews I read are about 50/50. Some people absolutely adore it, some absolutely hate it). So help me decide, if you will. Also, if you know another TV between the 40-46" range for a reasonable price that's comparable, let me know that too. The reason why I like the samsung so much is it had a glossy panel/screen overtop the LCD which really made the blacks and colors stand out. I'd adore some help. Thanks everyone!

I have pretty much every the systems ( Gaming ) but for right now i have a 40 inch Lcd flat screen and its only 60 hz, I'am going to upgrade to a new Tv But i want to know if i should go for plasma, Lcd, or LED that works Awesome with every the gaming systems im not intrested in 3D.

Please tell me how can i take my 32' LCD T.V back to India from Germany?

I have a LG 32" that is almost 3 years old. having trouble with turning on and the video pausing when it does go. Is it worth fixing. Does anybody know what causes this. Thanks

I have a 32 inch Insignia LCD HDTV 1080 P advanced serious,120hz and I can't decide what numbers to set the color,contrast,sharpness,brightness and tint to(you know the more sharpness you add to the picture the sharper the TV image gets and the less you add to it the blurrier the image gets) I also need to know what setting I should put the color temperature on and is advanced contrast necessary.I want the perfect picture the model number is NS-L32X-10A

You smash the glass underneath? The glass has smashed... is there anyway to replace the glass?

I just bought a 32" Sanyo LCD TV, and it has only one composite (yellow) video input. It has two component (red/green/blue) inputs that I have no use for. My VCR, cable box, and DVD player every have composite (yellow) video out only. Is there any way to use these with this TV set?

I want to use a 40" LCD tv for a computer monitor, it has a resolution of 1920 x 1080 and a 5ms response rate. I just want to know if it would look good in Games/Movies/Normal Use

Well, my PC display, has also a TV model is LG Flatron M237WD http://reviews.cnet.com/lcd-monitors/lg-flatron-m237wd/4505-3174_7-33630790.html Do you know any program, so I can record TV shows to my PC? Is this possible?

I need a new Flat Screen TV but should I go for Panasonic or Phillips? The Panasonic would be a 600Hz Plasma and the Phillips a 100Hz LCD. Both would be 1080p and 42". I suppose what I am asking is which manufacturer is more reliable these days. I have had phillips every my life and have not been let down.. Are there any TV repairers out there that could answer the reliability problem?

Details: Vizio 47" LCD w/VGA connection, HP netbook running XP. I connected my netbook via vga cable. I was able to designate my tv as display #2. My tv displays my wallpaper picture clearly, but not my active desk top. Yes, I clicked on the screen to use #2 display as active. Since the tv displays my wallpaper I'm assuming the tv and computer are "talking" to each other. I just need to somehow receive the computer to direct the right screen to the tv. Any help is appreciated.

i m using intex 19'' lcd ...& planning to buy external tv tuner card...which is the best today? every details please like company name, price in rupees, features etc

I want to make one of my apartament's rooms a Home Cinema Room. I don't know what to use: a big screen LCD TV, or a video projector. I am tempted to buy a video projector but I'm not sure about the image quality. Are the images created by video projectors good enough to be copared with the ones from an LCD TV? Can you help me by naming some trusting products? Preferably from possess experience.

i had a plasma i bought from wal-mart. it was a panasonic it was beautiful but it had a burn in in the bottom left that i could not receive out..this has nice of scared me away from plasmas but i didnt have anything else to burn in when i was using it..i took it back after 2 days because the burn in was an eye sore. i had a 32" westinghouse lcd. the blacks on it are terrible due to the lcd backlighting..the plasma picture was amazing for hd tv and my video games. it was 720p but it still looked fine..the plasmas are more in my price range than the LCD's are but i just dont know how bad plasmas are for burning in and how quick it happens. the guys at best buy nice of pushed me toward getting an LCD other than a plasma. what do you guys think and like best? the plasma was beautiful..id adore to have one of those if the burn-ins didnt scare me so much..

<<< System Summary >>> > Mainboard : MICRO-STAR INTERNATIONAL CO.,LTD P35 Neo-F > Chipset : Intel P31/P35 > Processor : Intel Core 2 Duo E4500 @ 2200 MHz > Physical Memory : 4096 MB (2 x 2048 DDR2-SDRAM ) > Video Card : NVIDIA GeForce GT 240 > difficult Disk : WDC (320 GB) > difficult Disk : Seagate (160 GB) > DVD-Rom steer : HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GSA-H62N ATA Device > Monitor Type : LCD TV - 32 inches > Network Card : RTL8168/8111 PCIe Gigabit Ethernet Adapter > Operating System : Windows 7 Home Premium Home Edition 6.01.7600 > DirectX : Version 11.00 > Windows Performance Index : 2.6 > Psu: 350w

I want to buy A new TV and I want you to help me find which one is the best I will use the TV to play PS3 , connect it to my laptop via HDMI to watch Anime and 3d movies (in different Resolution) and sometime connect it with Video (Old video) My room is 4*5 meter and I will set about 1 meter away from the TV I want you to pick which of the next TVs is the best for me 1\ LG Plasma 42 inch HD ready (not full HD) and no real motion flow (I think its 80 Hz) the model is (42PG30R) 2\ sony LCD 32 inch W series full HD , motion flow 100 Hz or something like that 3\ sony LCD 32 inch V series full HD , no motion flow and keep some money to buy home threat 4\ other TV ( in the same range money range) Thank you

i was looking at an HD projector that costs 900-1000 but was wondering if it would be better or equal to an LCD HDTV of a similar price. i will be using it for watching TV and movies. i will have it in a somewhat dark room and use a grey projector screen. unless a white screen would be better. would i be better off getting a 50" lcd tv or would the 100" projector screen make it worth it? here's some info on the projector: The Optima HD20 operates at a native 1080p resolution (1920 x 1080 pixels), while it also is compatible with most computer formats, such as UXGA, WXGA, SXGA+, SXGA, XGA, SVGA, VGA resized, VESA, PC and Macintosh It can also accept common global video inputs and video formats up to 1080p (HDTV, EDTV, SDTV, NTSC, PAL, SECAM). Like every Optoma projectors, the DLP engine operates without filters, keeping ownership and maintenance costs low while ensuring consistent performance throughout the projector’s life. The projection lamp is rated to last up to 4000 hours in standard mode or 3000 hours in bright mode. The HD20 also incorporates a rapid shutdown feature that further reduces ownership costs, and it comes with a one-year parts and labor warranty, with the lamp being covered for 90 days.

<<< System Summary >>> > Mainboard : MICRO-STAR INTERNATIONAL CO.,LTD P35 Neo-F > Chipset : Intel P31/P35 > Processor : Intel Core 2 Duo E4500 @ 2200 MHz > Physical Memory : 4096 MB (2 x 2048 DDR2-SDRAM ) > Video Card : NVIDIA GeForce 7300 LE > difficult Disk : WDC (320 GB) > difficult Disk : Seagate (160 GB) > DVD-Rom steer : HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GSA-H62N ATA Device > Monitor Type : LCD TV - 32 inches > Network Card : RTL8168/8111 PCIe Gigabit Ethernet Adapter > Operating System : Windows 7 Home Premium Home Edition 6.01.7600 > DirectX : Version 11.00 > Windows Performance Index : 2.6 > Psu: 350w decided to go with the geforce gt 240 , could anyone recommend the best ram to upgrade to

I am trying to turn my 32" LCD tv into a duplicate monitor for my laptop via an HDMI cable. When I first plugged the cord into the tv everything looked fine, but then it just suddenly clip out and went to black. Now no matter what I do, the tv just says "No Signal". I've trying pressing Fn + F4 to turn on both monitors and I've gone to the windows mobility middle, but nothing will work. Can anybody help???

i got a plasma the other day and it was a display model and it had a little burn in in it so i took it back and got my money refunded. it was a panasonic. it looked very nice except for the burn in. im thinking of getting an lcd just so i dont have to worry with the hassle of being so careful with it like i would a plasma. im looking for a good looking lcd that is reasonably priced that is about 50" or around there. im trying to spend a little less than $1,000. i saw a beautiful samsung 46" lcd tv tonight in best buy for around $980 but id like to go bigger if i could

Which one is good in below ..? LCD TV - KLV-22EX300 or KLV22BX2000

MODEL: Philips LCD TV 42PFL6704D 42" class Full HD 1080p digital TV with Pixel Precise HD Sometimes I will have no audio unless I change the source a few times and then back to the input that doesn't have sound.

Hi! The tv modeI I have is the Samsung ln40b530. I have videotron as my cable. Well, lately, Ive been noticing that whenever im looking at my tv guide, and i close it, I look like a quick green line on the middle top of the screen for a second while the picture is readjusting itself. It happens like 80% of the time. Im just wondering why it does this. I mean is this the tv or just videotron? If this is the tv, well, frankly, the green lines alone dont bother me, but what im also worried about is can this mess up the tv. I play my ps3 with my hdmi, and its amazingly good, but can these green lines affect the screen? O and, I watch cable through the channel 3 type thing.

I know most people replace computers every 1/2 to 4 years on average. Does the same hold true for TVs? My current TV is a 60 Hz 1080p LCD TV.

Everyone so often i receive these horizontal fuzzy lines running from the top to the bottom of my moniter. I have an LG wide flat screen lcd... I don't remember the exact name of it. It's less than 6 months old. Is the problem within the moniter itself, the wiring or does it have to do with where it connects to my computer? What would cause this sort of problem and if I got back to trade it in for a new moniter will I most likely have the same problem? Thanks. And to explain more clearly, if you ever took a camera and recorded a tv you look black lines slowly running down it.. its kinda like that except there fuzzy and difficult to look.. but just annoying enough to |=vc|

I have one of those new Insignia Advanced LCD HDTV sets and I need help deciding how to set the picture settings(you know how much sharpness,contrast,brightness,color,tint should be in the picture) I also need to know what color temperature setting is best.(chilly,warm or normal) The Facts my TV is a 32 inch Insignia advanced seriousand it is 1080p,120hz and the model number is Model: NS-L32X-10A | SKU: 9329657

need to know what universal remote(s) wwould be best for a sylvania LC370SS8M2 lcd tv, sony STR-DE545 surround tuner/reciever, and a sony DVP-NC675P 5 disc dvd changer? have no remote for tuner, or dvd changer... would like to find ONE that will work for every 3 and be able to most closely replicate the functions of original remotes. also include prices and where to buy in answers for highest chance of top rating.

my equipment- 42 in hdtv lcd, panasonic home theater system, xbox 360 elite, hdmi cable. so i got AV composite cable with xbox, but it doesnt have an input for optic cable, i had an extra hdmi cable so i went ahead and hooked up 360 to my tv using hdmi, now the only outlets on the back of 360 are power, ethernet, hdmi, AV and one that looks like a usb port, i thought maybe i can hook up the xbox av cable to the receiver, but the AV plug doesn fit coz its right on top of hdmi and its getting blocked. why is there no optical cable output on xbox, its how my ps3 is connected to the reciever, what are my options here ? am i suppose to buy more cable ?

Im wanting to receive a new TV and i dont want to spend more than 1200 if possible. I have a 36in sanyo right now and have had no problems with it. Walmart has a 50in Sanyo Plasma for 698. or a 52inch LCD Sanyo for 1147. I know alittle about Tvs but is there really that much of a different between those two tvs (720 Plasma vs 1080LCD) to pay that much more for the 52 inch. Also if there are any other ideas for better tvs for the price thats out there. I want to receive at least a 50 inch or close to it. Any answers would be greatly appreciated!

hi, i want to connect my sony vaio to my lcd tv and my laptop has a s-video and vga output, so i am going to buy an adaptor for the hdmi on the tv, so i was wnadering which one gives better quality and is better? thanks

I'm considering buying the Sony LED TV 46EX700 or the Sony LCD TV 46EX500. I've seen the picture up close on the LED and from a distance of the LCD, but look better than the other manufacturers around them. The LED looked amazing. But I'm just not sure if it is worth spending the extra money on the LED, what would you recommend?

I have a 30 Inch Gateway television. It's an LCD and worked fine until today, I was watching basic cable and then the picture went out. The sound works fine, (even on other inputs like component, VGA, etc etc) what do i need to replace is it just a lamp? is it worth it to replace? any ideas? Thanks

Who can help me set up my picture settings for my TV(I want the best picture)? I have an Insignia Advanced serious LCD HDTV,it is 120hz and the model number is NS-L32X-10A also it is 1080p I wanna know how much sharpness,contrast,brightness,color and tint should I put in the TV image(example would be the more sharpness you put in the picture the sharper the picture becomes) also I wanna know what the color temperature should be as well as do I even need advanced contrast.

toshiba regza 42zv650u 42'' 1080p 120 hz $ 1,199 LG 50pk550 50" Full HD 1080p Plasma 600 hz $ 1,199 JVC LT46P300 46" HD LCD 1080p $ 999 Sony Bravia 46" 1080p 120hz $ 1,499 Had a difficult time deciding on which one to receive and finally got the sony bravia but i am not satisfied. Did i make the rigdecisionion? The screen seems a bit too blurry. Thanks ahead of time for the help : )