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#87618 2-Aug-2011 20:14
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I have a Samsung TV LA46C650 TV 9 months old. Recently it did an automatic software upgrade via the net. Since the upgrade the quality of the picture has not been as good as prior to the upgrade. I have tried to adjust the settings to get back to the picture I had but to no avail. Any suggestions?

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  #501101 2-Aug-2011 23:38
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You're slightly vague here...
In what way has the picture become worse?



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  #501111 3-Aug-2011 00:23
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you have reverted to factory default everything. need to re adjust to your favourite configuration

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