Samsung LN32A450 and PS3 (Ghosting)

[Schiasso]

Hello all!

I hope you can give me a hand with this, I just recently purchased this television, and something has been driving me insane. I just got this television and when I watch blue ray movies on it, for some reason, the picture has some strange shaking or ghosting from time to time. In the way that you see the picture more than once, catching up to the main one when the character moves. I've done all my research on that problem and it seems to be my television. Since the PS3 on my father's machine works well, no ghosting.

I thought perhaps since my television has a refresh rate of 60 htz, that it would cause that problem, but at the same time I would imagine that a great number for 32 inches are 60 htz. Is my television simply defective, or its more than that?

Thank you all in advance!
-Seb

[Hangedman]

Yeah well i just posted a similar problem, it seems to be the TV, you need to adjust the settings. I was lucky i got someone who had like the exact same tv and he knew how to adjust it.

I have the Samsung LNT4065F and i see some motion blur depending on the movie, i just changed some setting now and it seems better.

Hope someone anwsers you call.

[Hendricks4333]

Originally Posted by Hangedman

Yeah well i just posted a similar problem, it seems to be the TV, you need to adjust the settings. I was lucky i got someone who had like the exact same tv and he knew how to adjust it.

I have the Samsung LNT4065F and i see some motion blur depending on the movie, i just changed some setting now and it seems better.

Hope someone anwsers you call.

I have the LN32A450 also and have a pretty bad ghosting problem when watching blu ray on my tv. Ive also had some problems on HD TV. Like when Harvey Dent is walking down the hall after the court room scene his face is blurry cause the back and forth creates the 2nd image. Ive had the tv since september and have had no problems till maybe 2 or 3 weeks ago when I watched The Usual Suspects. The ghosting was real bad.
Did I not notice it before and now that I saw it, I always see it? Or is there something wrong with my tv?

Does anyone know what the settings are that may make it better?

I hooked it up to my parents 46" Samsung LCD which was the $1100 model on BF at Best Buy and I dont see the ghosting. That is in 1080p though but I dont think that should matter.