Yesterday DHL just delivered my brand new Samsung PS42S5HX.
Half hour later - with all other devices connected - I was ready for the evening movie (about 2 hours long)...but...I couldn't make it.
After about 1 hour watching, both my eyes and my wife ones gave up. The reason: there is "frequency pulls" on the contrast - not the color which is awful.
Even if the is no source connected to the TV set - DVD, cable TV, etc..the pulls is still there.
With no "source, the AVI or AV2 has a black background with a "No signal" in the middle of it.
The black swift from very black to less black with about 1 second interval.
When watched the DVD program or a TV channel, it was hard to observe it...but it was there.
Once again, no color changing...just the strength of the luminosity - contrast with 1 second interval.
Please, anyone who saw this behavior before? Even if we do not refer to Samsung, but any plasma TV.
Help will be appreciated.
By the way, I call Samsung Support, here in Sweden and the said that they never heard about that before.
Thank you,
/Niculae

Half hour later - with all other devices connected - I was ready for the evening movie (about 2 hours long)...but...I couldn't make it.
After about 1 hour watching, both my eyes and my wife ones gave up. The reason: there is "frequency pulls" on the contrast - not the color which is awful.
Even if the is no source connected to the TV set - DVD, cable TV, etc..the pulls is still there.
With no "source, the AVI or AV2 has a black background with a "No signal" in the middle of it.
The black swift from very black to less black with about 1 second interval.
When watched the DVD program or a TV channel, it was hard to observe it...but it was there.
Once again, no color changing...just the strength of the luminosity - contrast with 1 second interval.
Please, anyone who saw this behavior before? Even if we do not refer to Samsung, but any plasma TV.
Help will be appreciated.
By the way, I call Samsung Support, here in Sweden and the said that they never heard about that before.
Thank you,
/Niculae