I have a Samsung HT-Q100 with subwoofer. I also have a Samsung tv. My subwoofer don't work at all whether I'm watching tv or DVD. Is the hdmi cable from home cinema to tv enough or is there a problem with the subwoofer ?? Please HELP !! cos this is doing my head in

no refer to service technicians only technicians can solve your problems

Often helps to blow in the hole where the disc goes. Blow hard a few times then try disc again.

Turn off the DVD player completely. You MAY have to turn off the tv too. Let sit until you count to fifteen! Turn back on, tv first, then DVD player. You should be able to eject the disc then.

Look on the subwoofer. Does it have an upmix switch? If not, you cannot upmix the stereo to all speakers. You can also check your TV menu options to see if it has the upmix feature (or similar).

if you want surrond sound you will have to switch the white/red rca jacks for a digital or optical input cable
and all will be well!
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Just try to clean your remote,this the common problem of dirty contacts of remote it plays a certain unit but to the other won't play.Just open it take a toothbrush with an alcohol brush the remote control board,and dry it for 1minute and close it back then check if working..

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You should have a AUDIO menu in which you can simulate true surround sound. This should be in your owners manual. Your DVD is recorded in dolby surround sound that's why on your set it will be reproduced as recorded. I hope Samsung is using a ATSC tuner in that model?

i have a plasma samsung 42 inch and i dont know how to connect my jacks red,white, yellow from the dvd to the plasma and what channel should the plasma be on to see the dvd ???? thanks anthony

No it does not. It will upscale regular DVD's to HD resolution, but that's an electronic trick. You'll need to buy a BluRay player to watch high definition discs.

The HD-DVD standard has been abandoned by Toshiba, so the Sony players are the one's to look for.

Most likley your scart cable is the culprit, check whether the scart cable is the AV I/O type. And also better check the audio settings of the DVD player. Hope u hook up the speakers correctly. Cheers, Rifaa