that's odd
The 40" doesn't have any motion related artifact accept for inverse ghosting, which only visible on dark scenes and only with certain type of content. In other words, it is difficult to notice.
60Hz
Only use 50Hz for PAL content and 24Hz for 24p content (downloaded films, blu-ray etc.).
This one is quite easily noticed whenever it happens. maybe the tv is "bad"?
Now this made sense. Thanks for the information.
MStar
Yes sure
edited my last post.
theres the link
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And thank You for your interest in my case!!!!
What do you mean by crap
Oh
That shouldn't be happening. It was clear when I had my 40C530. Is the over-scan option disabled on the TV and on CCC
that's odd
The 40" doesn't have any motion related artifact accept for inverse ghosting, which only visible on dark scenes and only with certain type of content. In other words, it is difficult to notice.
HI,
Iḿ looking for my first HDTV and this Samsung C530 seems very popular.
If you had 400 quid for 40¨ TV, would this be the TV that you buy?
Are thee any other tvś that I should consider at this price?
thanks
Primary Difference:
1. Better processor
2. No processor lottery
You can find more info regarding the chip differences below
http://www.avforums.com/forums/13778458-post911.html
Secondary:
1. The on-board tuner embedded within the 40C580 is much better compared to the tuner embedded within the 40C530. If you have an external source, then its not an issue
2. The sound quality is better on the 40C580, but can be outsourced to pair of active speakers, which is what I have done. The Creative T20 [Series II] is now £55 over at Amazon UK.
3. The design and status of the 40C580 is better. It appears very expensive and can be easily mistaken for a £800-1000 set.
4. The 40C580 can produce acceptable to exceptional level of image quality after basic calibration as where 37C530 and 40C530 require heavy grayscale calibration, which can only be done via colorimeter
I've had this exact same problem. It seems to cut off around the 2 hour mark for me, mostly with very large files e.g. 2 gig.
I cannot fast forward past the point at which it cuts off. It is almost as if the movie does not run any further, although there are no problems when I play them on the PC.
Haven't experienced any of these problems and yes I've watched movies longer than 2 hours for example: LOTR trilogy/Avatar extended and others. Maybe there was an error while you copied the file to your hdd or usb stick?The exact same thing!!! It happens in files 2+gb, after about 2 hours of playback it stops playing! Does this happen to all 32c530 models?
This is serious!!!! Any help?