Question:

How can I improve the picture quality on my Samsung TV when connected to a DVD player or gaming system?

Answer:

To improve the picture quality on your Samsung TV when connected to a DVD player or gaming system, follow these steps:

Use a Component (Y, Pr, Pb) or HDMI connection instead of a Composite A/V connection. This will provide better image quality.

For more information on how to connect your devices, refer to the How-to section of this troubleshooting guide by clicking here.

If the issue persists, perform a Self Diagnosis test on your TV by following these instructions: Click here.

If you still need assistance, contact Samsung's technical support team by clicking the "Live Help - Start Chat" button or filling out a service request through the "Phone Support" option.

Terms:

Composite A/V Connection - A type of connection that uses one cable for video and audio signals but has lower quality compared to component or HDMI connections.

Component (Y, Pr, Pb) Connection - A higher quality connection method that separates the video signal into three components (brightness, color difference R-Y, and color difference B-Y), providing better image quality than composite or S-Video connections.

HDMI Connection - High-Definition Multimedia Interface, a high-quality digital connection that supports both video and audio signals, providing the best possible picture and sound quality.

Live Help - Start Chat - A feature allowing users to chat with a Samsung technical support agent in real-time for immediate assistance.

Phone Support - A customer service option where users can fill out a service request and receive a phone call from a Samsung technical support agent.