I have had my Samsung tv model LA46A650A1MXRD in Denmark where it worked fine, but now that I have it in Australia I cannot get it to recognise the signal here. I bought the TV in NZ and it worked fine there. Can any one help?

Change you hdmi connector.

Samsung LED Tv is cheaper and is more vibrant forget the LCD models they run hot anyway. the link below are the top selling models here in Australia LED TV is either 40' inch or 48'' why?....as most newer models now has the correct 16:9 1920x2160p screen ratio as compared to the previous 1360x768 old (35mm Cinema screen aspect widescreen size) ie: no more black cropped DVD movies watching on a widescreen Tv check the link and compare the prices and model number of the best of the best on LED TV's here >> http://loadedtrolley.com.au/costco-australia-price-lists/costco-australia-television-price-list/ but, i would take yourself down to a store as only you can judge for yourself in what your eyes tell you....;but i repeat....LED TV is the way to go Not LCD !!!

Most Projector tvs usually have a mode for hanging them from the ceiling, as well as a shelf top.
Go to menu, settings, and then ceiling.
This option will convert the picture to project upside down.

Hi there, if your phone is locked then i suggest you please use 12345 as unlocked code. If your simcard is blocked then please contact with your network service provider. Thanks.

hi,
your lcd micron tube in the panel had already worn out.
got to replace the panel

The problem was the TV ( Samsung CB 5073 T). One or more connections on the AV plug in the TV had disconnected from the soldering and was repaired. The DVD was fine all the time.
Thanks again for your assistance
Karsten Denmark
[email protected]

just dial *#1234# to check firmware version

Firmware Information
S3310=Model DD=Region I=Year F=Month
1=Revision
Region codes:

• BD Cyprus, Greece
• CP Finland
• DB Vietnam
• DC Thailand
• DD India
• DT Australia
• DX Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Vietnam
• DZ Malaysia, Singapore
• JA South Africa
• JC Algeria, Morocco, Nigeria, South Africa, Tunisia
• JP Arabic
• JR Arabic
• JV Algeria, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Morocco, Nigeria, Oman, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey
• MT Switzerland
• XA Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Switzerland, United Kingdom
• XB Denmark, Norway, Sweden
• XC Portugal, Spain
• XD Croatia, Czech, Hungary, Slovakia
• XE Bulgaria, Estonia, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia, Ukraine
• XF Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania
• XX Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom
• ZC China, Hong Kong
• ZT Taiwan
• Mobile carrier codes:
• AE SFR, France
• AI Tim, Italy
• AM Vodafone
• AN E-Plus, Germany
• AO O2
• AS KPN, Netherland
• AU Mobilkom, Austria
• BB Tmn, Portugal
• BF Optimus, Portugal
• BG Telefonica, Spain
• BM Swisscom, Switzerland
• BN Amena, Spain
• BO T-Mobile, Germany
• BU Vodafone
• BV Orange, Switzerland
• BW O2, United Kingdom
• CD Proximus, Belgium
• CG Telia Mobitel, Sweden
• CH SingTel, Singapore
• CK Tele2 Comviq, Sweden
• CT Tdc, Denmark
• CU One, Austria
• CV Telenor, Norway
• DT Optus, Australia
• DV Telstra, Australia
• EF Celcom, Malaysia
• JB Vodacom, South Africa
• MD Telia Sonera, Finland
• MJ Vodafone, Italy
• MM Tele Ring, Austria
• MV NetCom, Norway
• NA Nrj, France
• NB Tele2 Norway, Norway
• NE H3g Nordic, Sweden
• NP H3g, Italy
• SS Vodafone, Japan
• Release year codes:
• A 2001
• B 2002
• C 2003
• D 2004
• E 2005
• F 2006
• G 2007
• H 2008
• I 2009
• Release month codes:
• A January
• B February
• C March
• D April
• E May
• F June
• G July
• H August
• I September
• J October
• K November
• L December

Denmark phone code is 45. Just place +45 in front of the Denmark no. if there ia a zero before the number, ignore it.

if your tv is rotary or digital.if rotary you search manually the channel .first set the channel you want then press and hold the fine tuning manually counter clockwise to get some good reception.second the digital tv you may press the menu and choose the auto search ,then wait until searching will be finish.

It seems the DV-S5950 has an incompatability with HDMI through Samsung TV's.

I work for an electronics store in Australia, and had same problem when running this DVD player on my Samsung KA40A650.

I tried it on my brothers LA40M51 and the same thing happened. Tried it at work on the A650 display model and same thing again. Then I tried it on the LG LCD that was next to it, and no problems. Also tried the DV-S5950 display model at work and it did the same thing.

It's not a general Yamaha issue, as we bought a new (higher model) Yamaha DVD player and it worked perfectly fine. I also tested the cables, and it wasn't them either.

It seems that that specific model of DVD player from yamaha just doesn't like the HDMI inputs on Samsung TVs...