Hi. I see there are many posts on this but I need a specific answer I guess... Can any of you guys help?
I have just bought a shiny Samsung Freeview HD TV (UE40ES5500). It is connected via optical audio out to a Yamaha reciever (RX-V1000). Audio annoyingly regularly drops out for 0.5 secs on freewview HD channels. I believe this is due to switching from interlace to pregressive broad cast... either way it is very annoying
I have the latest firmware installed (T-MST10PDEUC-1023.2) and have done a RESET but still a problem. Audio from internal speakers does not drop out, but is generally rubbish. I can connect from the headphone socket but only with an annoying hiss
Is this problem with the TV or my amp? Will samsung ever be able to 'fix' this, or is it a lost cause?
Do other brands still have this issue on optical out? If I exhanged my TV I am likely to fix the issue or just end up with a TV i don;t really want and still have the issue??
Sorry for the drivel, but i am fed up with Samsungs poor customer support...
Any answers or thoughts greatly recieved...
Thanks
DAve
I have just bought a shiny Samsung Freeview HD TV (UE40ES5500). It is connected via optical audio out to a Yamaha reciever (RX-V1000). Audio annoyingly regularly drops out for 0.5 secs on freewview HD channels. I believe this is due to switching from interlace to pregressive broad cast... either way it is very annoying
I have the latest firmware installed (T-MST10PDEUC-1023.2) and have done a RESET but still a problem. Audio from internal speakers does not drop out, but is generally rubbish. I can connect from the headphone socket but only with an annoying hiss
Is this problem with the TV or my amp? Will samsung ever be able to 'fix' this, or is it a lost cause?
Do other brands still have this issue on optical out? If I exhanged my TV I am likely to fix the issue or just end up with a TV i don;t really want and still have the issue??
Sorry for the drivel, but i am fed up with Samsungs poor customer support...
Any answers or thoughts greatly recieved...
Thanks
DAve