Question about 2009 lineup of Samsung LCD's

hi i was wondering if the samsung LN46B550 has 24p and if it can actually display it. ive heard that even if it says it has 24p it doesnt actually do it. does the tv have to be 120hz or will it work on a 60hz?
thanks

Hi
princejack,
Thanks for
posting on National Instruments forum.
The behavior
you have is completely normal. You can control the number of row displayed in
the legend and this rows are linked to the data you send to your graph. Thus,
if you have 3 arrays of data, let say chan1, chan2 and chan3, you can choose
which data you want to display in your graph using the property node (Active
plot and visible). But for the legend as you send 3 plots there is an array of
the plot name [chan1, chan2, chan3] and you can display 0, 1, 2 or 3 rows of
this array but you cannot control the order in this array! So, to be able to
change this array you have to only send data you need to you graph. I'm not
sure my explanations are clear so I have implemented a simple example doing
that.
Benjamin R.
R&D Software Development Manager
http://www.fluigent.com/
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