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Try unplugging the power cord (not just turning the power off) for 1-2 minutes so that no power can travel into the tv. When you plug your tv back into a power source, it should go through a new power cycle and allow you to turn the tv on as normal.

I play my IPOD Touch videos on my Samsung TV with no problems by connecting the IPOD to the composit A/V input on the side of the tv. The composit connection is the one with a yellow video, and a red and white audio. I cannot play videos on my TV using the component connections (blue/green/yellow video, reg/white audio), only the composit.

yes the firm where number is larger then the update number.

In the event that you cannot find the wireless adapter for this TV as instructed in our previous reply, you also have the option of connecting it via a wired connection. In order to achieve a wired connection to the TV if the router is not nearby, you can purchase a third-party wireless media adapter and run a wired connection from it through a switch to the TV.

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As you stated, it will not work on any PAL signal. However, if you are using All US spec components, and you have the correct power converter, then you will be able to use the TV as a "Monitor" of sorts.

That’s a great question. The processor on the Samsung 120Hz/240Hz units will always display at their respective Hz. Even though the signal is only being transmitted at 60Hz, it will always display at 120Hz/240Hz since the processor is always upconverting the signal. Activating the Auto Motion Plus feature will allow for judder reduction and blurring reduction, depending on what settings you activate. This will enhance your 120Hz/240Hz viewing. The reason you are seeing the 60Hz in the info box is because the info box only displays the signal’s actual Hz and screen resolution and not the info of the picture on the screen after the TV processes it. Meaning that the 60Hz you are seeing is the signals actual Hz and not the screen’s Hz. Currently there is no way to display the screen’s Hz in the info box.

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No unfortunately not. You will need a TV that is certified as 3D. Samung has a few (UN40C7000), and should have more coming out in a few months.

I’m sorry you are having an issue with your device. Although with the information you have provided I do not have a solution for you; I will say that if you make a service request at http://www.samsung.com/us/support/o..., or contact 800-SAMSUNG, the service department should be able to provide you with a live solution.

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I’m sorry you are having an issue with your device. Although with the information you have provided I do not have a solution for you; I will say that if you make a service request at http://www.samsung.com/us/support/o..., or contact 800-SAMSUNG, the service department should be able to provide you with a live solution. They will also be able to give you warranty information.

-MrSamsung

Currently, the Samsung App Engine will only be available on the 2010 “C” Samsung TVs with Itnernet@TV. This means that all 2009 “B” units and 2010 “C” units that do not offer Internet@TV or Samsung Apps will not be receiving an update to run Samsung Apps and any of the associated applications at this time. To access Samsung Apps on non-Internet@TV units, you can connect a 2010 Samsung Blu-Ray player to your TV.

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HDCP is available on Samsung LCD TV's from 2006 and later.

This TV does not have embedded wireless. Samsung can provide a wireless stick, but that does not support NetFlix.

The main difference between the LN46A650 and LN46B650 are that the B650 is the new model for 2009, offers a dynamic contrast of 100,000:1, and has an updated bezel.

I'm guessing you meant the UN46B6000. This particular model offers LED lighting, where as the LN46A650 and B650 offers a back lighting unit that is not LED.

I hope this has answered your questions :)

Hi there, thanks for the question. If you purchased the LN46A650 within the US, then it will only decode an NTSC signal. The only way that I think you will be able to view a PAL broadcast is through HDMI, but this may also have its own issues since no matter how you transmit it, a PAL signal will be sent through any cable at a different frequency then NTSC.

ToC is a passive color enhanced bezel, meaning that the bezel it self is transparent and tinted, in your TV's case, red. The brighter the background behind your TV is, the more vivid the color becomes. There is no on or off, ToC only refers to the touch of color we gave to the bezel.

Thanks for the question! I have about all the same information as you do in regards to specs. I, unfortunately, do not have any information on the wattage at this time. I will say that you should keep checking back on Samsung.com for any updated information.

I'm sorry you are having this issue. If you head into the TV's menu while on the PC source, you can try to reset all the picture settings to default and see if that alleviates your issue. If not, please contact 800-SAMSUNG for service. They should be able to walk you through any issue resolution better then I can on here.

-MrSamsung

I had similar problems with my PS3. I fixed it by adjusting the audio settings for the HDMI output in the PS3 device. I had to set it to use PCM rather than bitstream.

Although this model does not have direct access to Samsung Apps (like Netflix, Pandora or YouTube), it can access App content through a 2010 Samsung BD player (the blu-ray player will handle the Internet content processing. Hulu+ is only available on the 2010 3D Blu-Ray Players at this time). Unfortunately, there is currently no information on upgrades to Samsung Apps for the 2009 and earlier TVs.

-MrSamsung