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mgc54

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#105782 10-Jul-2012 15:37
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For the last fortnight when I switch our samsung LA32C530 32" LCD on to watch the tennis on TV ONE on Freeview HD via UHF in the Wairarapa I get colourbar bleed through as noise in the picture.

Usually it goes away after about 10 seconds.

We are using the inbuilt freeview tuner in the samsung LA32C530 32" LCD

It doesnt always happen, more like 2 times out of 3 on start-up

Anyone else experiancing this problem? please

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Jaxson
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  #653638 10-Jul-2012 16:38
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Sure it's not signal related?

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