Samsung viera 3d

Mogu li na tv panasonic viera 3d skayp koristiti bez kamere:happy jer ako to ne mozemo koristiti bez camere onda je beskorisnoi jako mi je zao

Page 62 of the manual. Assuming you've followed all of those steps, turn off the automatic shut-off under the menu options, turn off all eco solutions that shut the tv off if no signal or movement is detected, and shut off anynet; all under the menut options. Next, on your cable or satellite box turn off all the automatic shut-off options, sleep timers, etc. in the menus. Same goes for the other sources you are using, blu-ray ps3, etc. Make sure front touch panel is clean and free of dust, finger oils, etc. Lastly, make sure light is not directly shinning onto the bottom of the front touch panel and that nothing is brushing against it. Usually, these issues arise because of HDMI protocols (Samsung calls it AnyNet) which turn the tv off or on when something else is switched on or off. It is supposed to simplify things but usually confuses people more so I recomment just turning AnyNet off on the tv and blu-ray player (assuming you have a Samsung). If your cable or satellite has these protocols turn them off too. Otherwise, if the tv is on already and then you turn the sat. or cable box on, it will turn the tv off and vice versa. They must be in sync for the HDMI protocols to work correctly so I just shut them off under the menu options. Hope this helps.

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I am about to buy a new Smart TV....Panasonic Viera or a Samsung with Smart Hub.

Running on Snow Leopard and I am about to upgrade...OS X Mountain Lion
Which new TV will work alongside it best....ie Home Network etc
Samsung say that their TV works with "Compatible Devices" but does not list them..... is there an issue, their phones are Android so will my Iphone work with their TV. Have asked the question at stores and get different Answers.
Viera at least mentions Ipads and Iphones.

If you plan to use the Apple TV, just about any TV with HDMI will work. I have a Samsung 46" EH6000F and it works with my Apple TV without any issues. Few TVs will directly network from an iTunes library, so if that's what you want to do, you'll need to look for a TV that offers that specific capability. Most connect to DLNA servers which iTunes is not, though can set one up on your computer and serve most iTunes music. No TV will be able to play movies or TV shows purchased from the iTunes Store; that will have to go through your Apple TV.
Regards.

Samsung - 50" Class vs Panasonic 50"

I'm looking at these two Plasma TVs, each of them the same price and offer about the same feature. Since I can't have them both...I need your opinions on which one is the better deal. The room the Plasma TV will be in is going to be quite dark. It is located in our basement and all windows have curtains on them. We will be sitting about 10 feet or less away from the TV. (in cause you needed to know those details)
I'm stuck between the
Samsung - 50" Class / 1080p / 600Hz / Plasma HDTV
or the
Panasonic - VIERA / 50" Class / 1080p / 600Hz / Plasma HDTV
Can someone recommend one over the other or tell me which one is the better deal? Thanks!

My choice funny as it sounds would be the Samsung. I find that the Panasonics have a Red and Green push that can only be corrected with Professional calibration. The Samsung gives you enough adjustments to do it on your own. You do have more of a chance with a Buzzing sound from the Samsung but I haven't really seen or heard of that really be a problems with the C models as much as it was with the B models. I would recommend checking out AVS forums and typing in Samsung 50c550 vs Panasonic 50s2 and see what comes up. Realized your going to get people you love Samsung and people who love Panasonic replies so most of them will be Biased.

Configuring an IP address for Panasonic Viera TX-L...

Hi,
Hi I can't get my panasonic viera to connect to the internet. It says it connects to the hub but that the hub isn't connected to the internet, which it is. I've been advised by BT to configure the IP address manually but don't know how to do this. Is it something I do on the television or on my PC through Home Hub settings? BT gave me the IP address but don't know where to enter it. Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.
Also is configuring the IP address the same as port forwarding? It's only I tried that a while back (can't remember what I did now) for something else only to find that port forwarding won't work for 3.0.
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Its nothing to do with port forwarding.
You need to change the settings on the TV to use a static IP address, not DHCP.
Using static IP addresses on your home network
I only have some info for the Samsung TV, but I may be able to find the settings page on the Panasonic, if they have an online manual.
There are some useful help pages here, for BT Broadband customers only, on my personal website.
BT Broadband customers - help with broadband, WiFi, networking, e-mail and phones.

Panasonic gt50 viera connect login issues

I try to bring up Skype on my tv and it starts but as soon as the contacts etc. screen pops up I get booted back to the main viera a menu. I don't know how to to delete and reinstall the app and can't even bring up a screen to change login accounts. Any ideas?
Chase
*edited for privacy*

First you probably could try and go back to DHCP having the Actiontec assign the address. Note for my Samsung's, they sometime become hung up trying to use a previously assigned address after the lease has expired. I break them of it by assigning an address, and then going back to automatic address assignment.
To change to WPA2 or WPA(highly recommended) see
http://www22.verizon.com/Support/Residential/Internet/fiosinternet/networking/setup/security/125521....
WPA2 is by far the preferred security. WPA/WPA2 is next preferred. WPA with tkip is breakable with some effort. WEP is down right broken security.
To change to a static address such as 192.168.1.200,
1) login to your router from a browser specifying using URL address http://192.168.1.1 The default id and password if you didn't change them should be id "admin" and password the serial number of your router. If reset the password is "password" and asks you to select a new admin id and password. In the past the installers used to set the password to "password1", but should be setting to the serial number. Note id and password are case sensitive.
2) Click network
3) click network connections
4) click network home/office
5) click settings
6) down towards the bottom of the page is start IP 192.168.1.2 and end IP 192.168.1.254. Change the end IP to 192.168.1.199. That makes 192.168.1.200 to 192.168.1.254 address available for you to assign statically. APPLY.

Samsung vs Panasonic

Can anyone tell me if they could offer any insight on these two tvs. I ended the debate whether to purchase an LED/LCD versus a plasma. Since all I do is watch sports, movies and play xbox 360 I went for the plasma. Plus I hear that plasmas last longer. Anyway, these are the two I am looking at but looking for any advice if anyone is familiar.
Panasonic- Viera 50"/1080p/600Hz Model: TC-P50G20
or
Samsung- 50"/1080p/600Hz Model: PN50C550G1F
I'm leaning toward the Panny b/c of the internet capabilities, plus the fact that a few friends swear by their tvs. But as far as the contrast/difference in picture quality, not sure which is better. I know that consumer reports give samsung the thumbs up but not sure about these two. Appreciate any comments. Thank you!
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Pioneer Kuro's were the best Plasmas now the best plasmas belong to Panasonic and now that Pioneer left the Plasma business Panasonic now owns the patents on the Kuro technology. While implementation of Kuro tech has been limited so far it shows you the commitment Panasonic has to their Plasma line up. I looked at LG, Samsung and Pansonic when I got my Plasma. My take on them was LG's looked good but the input lag on them was horrible. Samsung ok colors seemed to be more vibratant but almost to the point of being oversaturated even after I stood in Best Buy trying to tweak the settings. Panasonic has a perfect blend of colors and the input lag on Panasonics are the lowest in the industry.
I also want to point out 1 thing.
Be very careful waiting. Around late November early December Panasonic has stopped production of the 2010 TV's. Many of the models due to Panasonic's popularity are in very low supply. I ordered my TV direct from Panasonic (a G25) in mid December but got a phone call a week later saying the model is no longer available and they were upgrading me to the GT25 at no additional cost. So if panasonic doesnt even have the stock to fullfill orders themselves it just means whatever stores have in their inventory is all there is left. Also over at AVS forums some of the dealers there were also talking about being out of or on very low supply of alot of Panasonic Plasma models. Just wanting to give you a heads up on the state of the supply.

Using mini-DVI to VGA adapter to Samsung display

I have 2009 late model of mac mini, The text on display looks washed out, not clear or sharp at all from day one, I thought it was the old model of monitor, tried the same cable to another monitor on another computer, SAME. so I thought the problem could be the cable or adapter.
It's hard for me to believe is the signal from computer. I'm using VGA adapter made by Dynex bought from Best Buy.
Anybody has suggestions?? Thanks

Yeah, My old Samsung is lcd synmaster 17", bought many years ago at around $1000. Crazy, crazy price looked back. It's fine when I used it on the retired old Dell. It must be the adapter, trying not to buy another VGA adapter, could not image my next lcd will use one, anyway.
This cable has only 14 pins vs 15 pins on the other cable, not sure if it matters?? Or if Safari has anything to do with it??
Thank for you reply...

Using Mac Mini and a 26" Samsung Tube TV with Apple DVI to Video Adapter

So upon first hooking this adapter up from my Mac Mini to my samsung 27" tube TV, it worked fine–but everything was massive in size. I started changing resolution sizes in the preferences panel and one of them set the screen flickering vertically, like a mismatch in refresh rates.
Anybody else have this issue and resolve it successfully? It obviously works, it was for me for the first couple minutes, but I can't figure out what sent it flickering–and how to resolve it.
The TV is connected VIA composite (RCA) cable from the adapter to the video-in port.

Try starting in Safe mode. That should get your screen back.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1455?viewlocale=en_US
See also this article:
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2213?viewlocale=en_US

Trouble connecting MacBook to a Samsung 27'' TFT

Hi people.
I often connect my 1,83 Core Duo MacBook to a Samsung TFT display using the Mini DVI to VGA adapter and an VGA cable, in order to watch DVDs, AVIs, high definition podcasts and that kind of stuff on a bigger screen.
The MacBook and the Samsung seem to like each other, as they instantly start to work together. But there's a little issue I just can't imagine how to work out.
The resolution of the external TFT display is 1280 x 768 and the Mac gives me the option to select it at different refresh rates. And here comes the problem:
When I select 1280 x 768 at 60 Hz, the image looks clean and crisp, but it appears displaced to the left. I mean, I loose part of the desktop on the left, and I see a narrow black column at the right of the external screen.
At 85 Hz the desktop fits the screen perfectly, but the image is a little blurry. I can work that way, but I don't like losing the crispness, and when I watch video I can actually see the frames refreshing.
At 75 Hz I have both problems, and higher refresh rates are not supported by the Samsung TFT.
Any clue about how can I work it out?
Thanks!

Here are some details of an exact timing to try that I have used successfully on a 1280 x 768 Samsung TV. Maybe they will work for your TV.
Pixel clock: 80.13 MHz
H Active: 1280 pixels
H Front porch: 64 pixels
H Sync width: 136 pixels
H Back porch: 200 pixels
V Active: 768 lines
V Front porch: 1 line
V Sync width: 3 lines
V Back porch: 23 lines
H Sync is positive
V Sync is negative (no check mark in box)
Interlace is off (no check mark in box)

How to use Hotmail account to sign in to Samsung T...

Before I could respond to this forum I was asked to sign in. I was going to post something fairly snarky. Then I was asked to create a Skype Name different than my hotmail account. So I created one. Hopefully this will answer MY question and that is why, on my Samsung TV app does it not offer the hotmail login or sign in name. Now maybe I can use the one Skype Name I just created???

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Back up contacts from Samsung Reality to Droid 2X

I went on backup assistant and kept getting Flash errors. I have a Samsung Reality and I am upgrading to a Droid 2x in the next day or so. I wanted to back up my contacts but the FAQ on that subject don't seem to apply to me or the SR - (downloading the BA software). I went through all the steps but when it came to download or purchase the app, the Flash allow dialog pop up froze. Tried it three times.
I have a good data plan with the SR - so can I back up contacts or will I have to manually re-enter in the Droid?

Nevermind! I figured it out!

I've only had my iphone 5s for a week. I keep getting an error message of "Server has stopped responding." I need the server to work. Does anyone know if there is a "fix" for the problem? Other wise, I probably best return for a refund and get a Samsung.

I've only had my iphone 5s for a week. I keep getting an error message of "Server has stopped responding." I need the server to work. Does anyone know if there is a "fix" for the problem? Other wise, I probably best return for a refund and get a Samsung. Thanks

sandyzotz wrote:
Other wise, I probably best return for a refund and get a Samsung.
Unlikely. Based on the complete lack of detail of the issue provided it is entirely possible the same issue would occur.
Unless and until the user provides some actual details of the problem, there is nothing the indicate that the issue is with the iPhone.

Snow Leopard Samsung ML-1630 Crashes entire system - what's wrong?

The printer will print, but the entire system crashes and the Mac Mini reboots each time a print job is sent. The forum points out a lot of problems with printers and the Snow Leopard upgrade, but no real help seems to have been offered.
I did download the new Samsung drivers recommended for snow leopard using the Apple link
I have removed and reinstalled the printer, several times
What's wrong? Did Apple test this before they launched the new software?
I bought the printer from an Apple store, I hope they support it still.

I agree with William on this. I use the same printer with just native OSx support.
There is one possible issue. The power that the printer draws when printing is pretty significant. My UPS (AVR) kicks in every time I print there. I do have many devices on this circuit though.
It is possible that your voltage is being pulled so low that your machine is rebooting.
If possible try the printer on a different circuit or turn off as much as possible equipment on the same circuit and give it a try.

How Do I Transmit Audio from My 2008 MacBook Pro to My 2011 Samsung HDTV?

Hello,
I'm trying to transmit audio from my 2008 late model MacBook Pro to my 2011 Samsung HDTV. My MacBook's Model Identifier is MacBook Pro 4,1 (ancient, I know). I purchased this DVI to HDMI cable which does a beautiful job of transmitting the video to my HDTV, but no audio (as advertised): http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000E8SY5Q/ref=oh_o02_s01_i00_details HELP!!
Thanks very much.

I figured it out! I plugged in my 3.5MM auxillary cable I use to plug my iPhone into car stereo jacks from the headphones port on my MPB to the "PC/DVI Audio In" on the back of my Samsung HDTV and voila! It worked! No additional cables (other than these two). No upgrading OS. Yay!
Here's the auxillary cable: http://www.amazon.com/AUDIO-3-5MM-JACK-AUXILIARY-CABLE/dp/B002Q3K0QS/ref=sr_1_1? ie=UTF8&qid=1330576344&sr=8-1
This looks like a great workaround to the MPB to HDTV audio problem! Hopefully my geek status is still intact. W00T!
When in doubt, try all the cables you have in all the different ports. AV hasn't changed much over the years and you can often rig things to work with what you already have. Yay for keeping cables out of landfills and repurposing!

Can I use my Samsung A740 Cell as a Broadband Modem on my Powerbook?

K...I'm not sure if I'm posting this in the right area. Anyway, here it goes. I've got a 12" G4 Powerbook (unhappily 14 days before they released the new one with the built in iSight) and I've been toying with my Samsung A740 Cell Phone and a Data Cable...Well, i can download and upload everyting using BitPim and it seems to work pretty good. I got to thinking...since this only has WiFi and doesn't have a card slot for a broadband wireless card, I thought I'd try using the cell phone. The system seems to 'see' the phone...it adds Samsung CDMA to the Locations preferance and the phone screens say that it's synced to PC and shows the little icons. Well, that's as far as I can get...I can't find anything on neither the Samsung site, Time Warner, or the Sprint site on what I need to do. I have no idea what settings I need to change on the phone or what to set on the Powerbook. I think I'll have to call Sprint and try to figure something out. I thought it would be great to be able to quickly access email or the internet on the Powerbook while away from WiFi. Anyway, any tips or info would be great.
Thanks much...

Yes. I've got data services. No one from Sprint will tell me a single thing. Samsung actually replied to me telling me that it's not possible and that I shouldn't even be able to read anything form the phone. Hmmm...As usual, it will take some hacking to get it working, because I've downloaded BitPim and I'm able to retrieve everything from the phone. That's when the PowerBook automatically sets up the Samsung under the Locations settings as "Samsung CDMA". It says that it's set up but not connected. Oh well, I've got the JiWire widget WiFi finder and I seem to be able to find hot spots all over. Just thought I'd give this a try.

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