Having the latest firmware installed ensures you're getting the best performance from your Samsung LED TV. Follow along with this video to learn how to check your TV's firmware version. And for more how-to videos on your favorite Samsung products, visit www.samsung.com
Showing posts with label firmware. Show all posts
Showing posts with label firmware. Show all posts
Sunday, November 25, 2012
How to Check Firmware Version Samsung LED TV
How to Check Firmware Version Samsung LED TV Tube. Duration : 0.65 Mins.
Having the latest firmware installed ensures you're getting the best performance from your Samsung LED TV. Follow along with this video to learn how to check your TV's firmware version. And for more how-to videos on your favorite Samsung products, visit www.samsung.com
Having the latest firmware installed ensures you're getting the best performance from your Samsung LED TV. Follow along with this video to learn how to check your TV's firmware version. And for more how-to videos on your favorite Samsung products, visit www.samsung.com
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Update samsung tv firmware via android phone EVO & Use Sd card in phone via Media Play on tv
Update samsung tv firmware via android phone EVO & Use Sd card in phone via Media Play on tv Tube. Duration : 6.20 Mins.
Upgrade Samsung LCD TV using HTC EVO as USB Mass Storage Drive I show you how to upgrade your tvs firmware with your android phone im using a htc sprint evo and a samsung ln46b640 and as you see in the video you can use the phone in disk mode and use media play on the tv play your tunes or videos (kinda a double bonus in one demo) can the iphone do this LOL
Upgrade Samsung LCD TV using HTC EVO as USB Mass Storage Drive I show you how to upgrade your tvs firmware with your android phone im using a htc sprint evo and a samsung ln46b640 and as you see in the video you can use the phone in disk mode and use media play on the tv play your tunes or videos (kinda a double bonus in one demo) can the iphone do this LOL
Monday, November 12, 2012
How to Upgrade Firmware Samsung LED TV Using USB
How to Upgrade Firmware Samsung LED TV Using USB Tube. Duration : 3.25 Mins.
Watch this video to learn how to upgrade your TV's firmware using a USB thumb drive. For more details and more how-to videos, visit www.samsung.com
Watch this video to learn how to upgrade your TV's firmware using a USB thumb drive. For more details and more how-to videos, visit www.samsung.com
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Vizio M550SV TV has major firmware problem - TV turns off by itself
Vizio M550SV TV has major firmware problem - TV turns off by itself Video Clips. Duration : 6.90 Mins.
I absolutely love this TV. It has a fantastic picture, lots of great apps, the remote is great, everything about it is fantastic - except for one thing: the TV is unwatchable. This TV has a major firmware flaw. When the TV encounters a significant scene change, particularly if the scene change involves a sudden, black image, the TV turns itself off. Pulling the power cord for a few seconds to reset the TV fixes it for a while - but the problem eventually returns. Watching a Blu-Ray disc is impossible - the TV turns itself off almost every 30 seconds or so. It happens when watching something via HDMI, it even happens (less frequently) when watching something on the internal built-in Netflix app. Obviously there is a firmware problem in the code that is decoding and displaying the image - I suspect when an exception happens in this code, the TV turns itself off. Doing a Google search for "M550SV" and "turns off" you can see that this is not an uncommon problem - it's quite widespread. It is also happening to the M420SV, the 42 inch version of this TV. Repeated calls to Vizio customer support result in denial of any known problem, and claims that it must be "power related" - telling me to go buy a surge suppressor (I already have one on the TV). When I pressed them on the issue, they agreed to send a repairman to my house to "replace the power supply." Replacing the power supply is not going to fix a firmware problem. The problem can be easily demonstrated by playing a pre ...
I absolutely love this TV. It has a fantastic picture, lots of great apps, the remote is great, everything about it is fantastic - except for one thing: the TV is unwatchable. This TV has a major firmware flaw. When the TV encounters a significant scene change, particularly if the scene change involves a sudden, black image, the TV turns itself off. Pulling the power cord for a few seconds to reset the TV fixes it for a while - but the problem eventually returns. Watching a Blu-Ray disc is impossible - the TV turns itself off almost every 30 seconds or so. It happens when watching something via HDMI, it even happens (less frequently) when watching something on the internal built-in Netflix app. Obviously there is a firmware problem in the code that is decoding and displaying the image - I suspect when an exception happens in this code, the TV turns itself off. Doing a Google search for "M550SV" and "turns off" you can see that this is not an uncommon problem - it's quite widespread. It is also happening to the M420SV, the 42 inch version of this TV. Repeated calls to Vizio customer support result in denial of any known problem, and claims that it must be "power related" - telling me to go buy a surge suppressor (I already have one on the TV). When I pressed them on the issue, they agreed to send a repairman to my house to "replace the power supply." Replacing the power supply is not going to fix a firmware problem. The problem can be easily demonstrated by playing a pre ...
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