1 day old TV HDMI flicker!
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Hi all,
Needed a new tv but didn't want to go crazy as we've not long got the house.
We ended up buying a SAMSUNG UE40H5500 40 inch Smart LED TV 1080p HD Freeview HD.
Just got home and thought we'd watch a film (streamed through Netflix on our Virgin TiVo box) and it's cutting out every 10 seconds!
I put the HDMI cable in to Port 2 and it works fine.
Does anyone know if this is a setting which has been knocked or just take it back to the shop already!?
Needed a new tv but didn't want to go crazy as we've not long got the house.
We ended up buying a SAMSUNG UE40H5500 40 inch Smart LED TV 1080p HD Freeview HD.
Just got home and thought we'd watch a film (streamed through Netflix on our Virgin TiVo box) and it's cutting out every 10 seconds!
I put the HDMI cable in to Port 2 and it works fine.
Does anyone know if this is a setting which has been knocked or just take it back to the shop already!?
SteveS Cup said:
Hi all,
Needed a new tv but didn't want to go crazy as we've not long got the house.
We ended up buying a SAMSUNG UE40H5500 40 inch Smart LED TV 1080p HD Freeview HD.
Just got home and thought we'd watch a film (streamed through Netflix on our Virgin TiVo box) and it's cutting out every 10 seconds!
I put the HDMI cable in to Port 2 and it works fine.
Does anyone know if this is a setting which has been knocked or just take it back to the shop already!?
Could be damaged HDMI port on the TV?Needed a new tv but didn't want to go crazy as we've not long got the house.
We ended up buying a SAMSUNG UE40H5500 40 inch Smart LED TV 1080p HD Freeview HD.
Just got home and thought we'd watch a film (streamed through Netflix on our Virgin TiVo box) and it's cutting out every 10 seconds!
I put the HDMI cable in to Port 2 and it works fine.
Does anyone know if this is a setting which has been knocked or just take it back to the shop already!?
It would be worth trying a different cable IMO if only for elimination purposes. No need to go mad with expensive cables but I do have a cable I was given that is marginal and possibly faulty, it does work OK in some ports or with some combinations of devices but not with others, it's in the bin now.
Yes definitely. I had a cable that I believe had been crushed under the leg of my heavy HiFi rack. It was fine at 720P however it wouldn't work at 1080P unless it was in HDMI 2 on my TV, that was a dodgy cable but it still worked perfectly in some ports but not others. Certainly worth a cheap cable to test before the hassle of replacing the TV.
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