Hi guys sorry but i cannot read through the entire thread on this set as am just using my mothers internet whilst here for dinner, i am still waiting on internet being installed at my new flat.
My problem is that i just had my samsung le40m87 delivered from BT and it has the 2002 firmware which is apparently the latest yet i still seem to get movie plus enabled all the time after switching it off, is this normal?
But that is by the by, my main problem i need urgent help with is that the screen keeps going black periodically, only for a few seconds then switches itself back on and has reset picture sizes etc. Happens on all sources that i can tell, when playing ps3 on HDMI, watching dvd through scart or the freeview.
Does not seem to be a pattern with it, only happens a few times a day but i am unsure if i need to get set replaced or if it is a setting on the tv i dont know of, like powersaving or screensaver? Could anyone give me some urgent input please as i am nearly out of my 7 day returns term.
Also is 2002 meant to have fixed all firmware bugs or do i still need samsung out to patch it?
Thanks very much,
Rob
My problem is that i just had my samsung le40m87 delivered from BT and it has the 2002 firmware which is apparently the latest yet i still seem to get movie plus enabled all the time after switching it off, is this normal?
But that is by the by, my main problem i need urgent help with is that the screen keeps going black periodically, only for a few seconds then switches itself back on and has reset picture sizes etc. Happens on all sources that i can tell, when playing ps3 on HDMI, watching dvd through scart or the freeview.
Does not seem to be a pattern with it, only happens a few times a day but i am unsure if i need to get set replaced or if it is a setting on the tv i dont know of, like powersaving or screensaver? Could anyone give me some urgent input please as i am nearly out of my 7 day returns term.
Also is 2002 meant to have fixed all firmware bugs or do i still need samsung out to patch it?
Thanks very much,
Rob