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Sound is a little off from the picture

I bought a new tv and the first one I got home had video problems - the picture was cut off a fuzzy, I took that back and got a new one - the picture looks great but sometimes the sound is a little off from the picture. It does it with regular tv, digital tv and occasionally even with a dvd. It seems like the picture is delayed just a little bit.

Is this something I should have them fix while it's under warranty or is it something not fixable....
thanks
adam

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Yes, if is still under warranty, you have to tell them the problem and let them fix it first.

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