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No browser included currently, but maybe in a future upgrade?! Enjoy the apps that Samsung provides as well as there application store. Let's all keep our fingers crossed.

because you need to have basic cable or an antenna attached to the RF input in order for this option to become available.

Check the auto motion plus

To get to the Equalizer and HD sound settings, you must first have your TV's Sound Mode (in the Sound submenu) set to "Standard". Then select and press enter on the "Sound Effects" button. With in this new menu, you will find the Equalizer and HD sound settings.

-MrSamsung

10812 worked for me on Comcast remote; 10702, 10814 may also work.

I was disappointed too that a TV this new did not have the app.

I have a newer Smart TV that does have it.

My solution was buying a ROKU box that connects to this TV. The box is tiny and doesn't get in the way of anything using up my 3rd HDMI slot. You can use the ROKU remote or use an app on your smart phone as a remote for ROKU. This was the only solution until I can afford a newer Smart TV.

I had this same issue & I contacted both Netflix & CenturyLink. Netflix explained that you need 4050 mbs (speed) to download. And CenturyLink explained that I only have 3 megs. I tested my speed and it came up 4.09. CenturyLink sent a technician to repair outside DSL line. I placed the router up higher & now I have Netflix. But it cuts in & out sometimes.

From the available information, the D6050 will not offer bluetooth and thus will not have support for the QWERTY remote control. Only the D6300 and higher Samsung LEd TVs will offer support for the QWERTY remote.

-MrSamsung

In order to access Captioning, you will want to head into the TV's menu, then into the setup or system sub-menu to access the CC options or to just activate it, press the CC button on the remote control. However, CC is only available via the coax cable since the CC signal has to be sent by your service provider. The CC information cannot be sent via HDMI or other secondary connections from 3rd party devices. That said, most service provider set top boxes and DVD/BD players will handle CC on board, which will then be displayed on the TV as part of the video signal. Captions are subject to your service provider’s availability.

-MrSamsung

To alleviate the jerkiness of your image, I would first suggest adjusting the Auto Motion Plus and LED Motion Plus options in your TV's menu. Settings are based on your personal preference, so unfortunately, I cannot provide any incite as to how to set up your TV. I can provide you with a list of what each setting does.

Auto Motion Plus Settings:
Off- Switches Auto Motion Plus 120Hz off.
Clear- Provides high blur reduction, low judder reduction
Standard- Provides medium blur reductions, medium judder reduction
Smooth- Provides low blur reductions, high judder reduction.
Custom- Allows for customer user settings for blur and judder.
Demo- Displays the difference between Auto Motion Plus 120Hz on and off modes. The screen after applying “Auto Motion Plus 120Hz” appears on the left.

LED Motion Plus is found under the following directions:
MENU → Picture → Advanced Settings → LED Motion Plus

Auto Motion Plus is found under the following directions:
MENU → Picture → Picture Options → Auto Motion Plus

If these options do not alleviate the issue, please contact Samsung Service.

Additionally, from the available information, this unit will not offer the Web Browser. The Browser will only be available on the D6300 and the D6900 and higher LED TVs and the D8000 Plasma TV. Unfortunately, I currently do not have any information on Samsung Apps or Smart TV features being added to the 2010 and earlier models that do not offer previously mentioned features.

-MrSamsung

In order to access Captioning, you will want to head into the TV's menu, then into the setup or system sub-menu to access the CC options or to just activate it, press the CC button on the remote control. However, CC is only available via the coax cable since the CC signal has to be sent by your service provider. The CC information cannot be sent via HDMI or other secondary connections from 3rd party devices. That said, most service provider set top boxes and DVD/BD players will handle CC on board, which will then be displayed on the TV as part of the video signal. Captions are subject to your service provider’s availability.

-MrSamsung

From the available information, this model will not offer compatibility with the QWERTY remote control. Additionally, none of the current and previous generation Samsung TVs will offer support for 3rd party keyboards and mice.

-MrSamsung

Although a universal remote would be much easier to set up in this fashion, the Remote that comes with the TV can only be used with the TV itself. The Samsung TV's remote is not a multi-device universal remote. If you have Samsung devices that offer Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) connectivity, then you may be able to use your one TV remote to control said devices without having to program anything.

-MrSamsung

Unfortunately, Samsung cannot recommend any specific wall mount besides our own. Since Samsung does not produce a tilting mount, I would have to say any wall mount that offers a VESA bracket size of 400mm x 400mm should be compatible for use with the UN46D6050.

-MrSamsung

The source you should have your TV on for watching content from a home theater system depends on what input on the TV you have the system connected to. Please check which input the system is connected to, then open the source menu and select the corresponding source (if you have the system connected to HDMI1, then select HDMI1 in the source menu).

-MrSamsung

I’m sorry you are having an issue with your device. With the information you have provided, it would be best if you navigate to the Samsung Support Page and either click on the link to speak with a Live Rep directly under the “Contact Support” section in the middle of the page or request service for your device under the “Schedule a Repair” section. You could also try performing a firmware update and see if that solves your issue. Please have your TV's exact model number and serial number ready for faster assistance.

Support Page:
http://www.samsung.com/us/support/

Live Chat:
https://sales.liveperson.net/hc/491...

Request Service:
http://www.samsung.com/us/support/s...

App Support:
http://www.samsung.com/us/appstore/...#

Samsung Service Number:
800-SAMSUNG

-MrSamsung

You will need the VESA M8 size screws that can be purchased from just about any electronics retailer that sells wall mounts.

-MrSamsung

No. This feature isnt included with the tv

I'm sorry for the confusion, but the D6050 is not a 3D TV. Also, since the D6050 is a Warehouse Club exclusive model that is only available as select Membership Retail Outlets, it will not be available at your normal retailers. Additionally, The D6050 is not a 240Hz TV, it actually only offers a 120Hz panel refresh rate with a Clear Motion Rate of 240 (not 240hz). CMR is Samsung's more comprehensive and accurate measure for TV motion clarity.

The three keys to world-class motion clarity:

* Panel refresh rate: Samsung's screen refresh rate significantly improves motion detail and resolution by sampling the image more frequently, leading to smoother, more fluid movement.
* Image processor: Samsung's proprietary image processing technology is faster and more responsive than conventional image processors, as it interpolates intermediate frames to smooth out the image.
* Backlight technology: Samsung's backlight regulates output precisely in synchronization with the screen refresh to lessen the time it is lit, reducing ghosting and motion blur.

Please note, the CMR rating is not a refresh rate. This means that the CMR of this set is 240, but it does not mean that it supports 240Hz.

For more information on cleaning your TV, please refer to the link below:

LCD/LED:
http://ars.samsung.com/customer/usa/jsp/faqs/faqs_view_us.jsp?AT_ID=12492&PROD_ID=#prd_ia_cd#&PG_ID=-1&PROD_SUB_ID=0

-MrSamsung