Hello,

I believe I have a problem with my Samsung Hl61a750. Moving objects will often get blurred or even have a type of jitter/tripple ball effect. I have attached examples from both cable (pro bowl) and ps3 (Jumper in bluray)

I've always thought DLP tv's should not have this problem. Especially since my parents Phillips 42inch 60hz LCD displays moving objects a whole lot better then my TV

please take a look and let me think if there is a setting i should change or should i just go ahead and have Samsung come out. I am using mike pro's recommended settings.

Go ahead and have Samsung come out.

please take a look and let me think if there is a setting i should change.
I would check on your sources first.
Was Pro-Bowl on an HD channel? How is your cable box connected to the TV - HDMI, component, SVIDEO?
How is PS3 connected to the TV? Do you see this effect on games, or only on BluRay movies?
Can you connect an antenna to the set? If so, do you see this effect on HD broadcasts?

I would check on your sources first.
Was Pro-Bowl on an HD channel? How is your cable box connected to the TV - HDMI, component, SVIDEO?
How is PS3 connected to the TV? Do you see this effect on games, or only on BluRay movies?
Can you connect an antenna to the set? If so, do you see this effect on HD broadcasts?

Thanks for your response, I was watching the Probowl on an HD channel. My comcast box is connected to my TV via HDMI. My ps3 is also connected via HDMI. I Also tried replacing the cable with a different brand but same results.

I am not sure if it happens with games or not as I havent played anything except about 2 minutes of madden. I only had the TV for about 3 weeks now.

I know for a fact that some HD content from your cable provider can cause some motion judder and macroblocking. As previously mentioned, connect an antennae and try to pick up HD over the air and see if you have the same problem..I bet you won't :)

I know for a fact that some HD content from your cable provider can cause some motion judder and macroblocking. As previously mentioned, connect an antennae and try to pick up HD over the air and see if you have the same problem..I bet you won't :)

I will go ahead and try an antennae, only thing is that doesn't explain the bluray acting the way it does. Only picture from cable was the probowl. the other 2 pics were from jumper on bluray

I will go ahead and try an antennae,

Also, put a few high-res digital pictures on a thumb drive and display them with the WiseLink feature. They will probably look fine, but if you see any instablity in that source then you KNOW you have a problem.

Only picture from cable was the probowl. PQ for that game was all over the map..

the pics in the thumb drive looked fine, also viewing HD over the Antenna does the same thing. any other options or suggestions?

All,

I've decided to give amazon a call tomorrow and have them exchange it.