I just got a 52in Samsung LCD and the picture is in the midlle, meaning that on the left and right side of the screen there is a 3in grey area. So what i am saying is that its not a full picrure or doesnt cover the screen all the way. Is there a way I can adjust it to full screen off the remote?

Can anyone help me with this?

The picture seems somewhat mediocre to me..it seems kinda dark and dull but its ok i just want it to be the best! what settings can i use to make the picture look better? and like when i try to change the picture size it always looks wierd i cant get a normal 16:9 or whatever..help guys. by the way its a 720p

I just got a new Insignia 37″ 1080p TV from Best Buy.

Came home and hooked it up to my Dish Network reciever.

Picture is kinda icky.. any tips for the picture settings? What should I increase and decrease? Thanks

What types of adapters are needed too clear up picture quality. I have bought a new LCD TV but I dont have digital cable just standerd cable with no box.
I am quessing this why the picture is so grainy and far from HD.
The DVD is awsome. So before I went and had digital cable put in, I wanted someone to please exsplain my options for this issue.
I was wondering if they made a signal converterbox or something to help out with this poor picture or do I just have to have a cable box deliverd.
I also have extra PCs. Would a TV tuner card be able to do this for me too or not!
Its a Sylvania LC370SS8 37in with only a Fully integrated ATSC tuner.
What other tuners do they have and what would they do for picture quality.
I dont realy know much about this stuff but I would be greatful if some could exsplain this too me thanks.

The tv turns on, has sound, and the only thing it displays is a faint whitish glow at all times. If repairable, what can I do to repair it and does anyone have an estimated cost? Hopefully someone can help me from experience.

I’m looking at a JVC LT-42X688 42″ 1080p LCD HDTV.

Comcast sent a signal and the color is better, but it is still not great. Could it be that I am sitting too close (6 ft from TV)?

I just bought a 32-inch Toshiba LCD TV from the Appliance store last Saturday, it went well with the installation, then when i connect the Coaxial cable to the LCD tv, i just realized that there is no difference in the picture and the sound when you used an Analog Cable TV. is there any difference in picture and sound when i watched an Analog cable on to my Digital LCD TV?

the colors are still good and i have turned the brightness setting up to the max setting

I bought a new 26″ Flat Screen Samsung LCD HDTV from Walmart on 12/26/07 and the picture clarity isn’t perfect. I see squares when things move too quickly on the screen. I’ve been told I’m seeing the Pixels. I see the Pixels on the DVD’s I play and on my cable programming (which is NOT HD). I never had a problem with this same set up on my old tube Magnavox! I called Samsung to ask if there were any picture settings that I could ***** with to make the pixels disappear, he gave me some suggestions to try and they didn’t work so he said the next step would be to send someone to service it. The TV isn’t even a week old, I’m not going to service it, I’d rather take it back to the store.

Does anyone have any suggestions on what to do to make the clairity better?

Why didnt the display TV at the store have pixels on it?

Should I take it back and go buy another TV from Best Buy? If so, what TV brand do you recommend? I thought Samsung with a good brand, but I’m not so impressed now.