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<blockquote data-quote="quik2dasilverho" data-source="post: 323098" data-attributes="member: 148590">lcd lnt4066f to get rid of bad? ok I have a samsung 40 inch LCD lnt4066f and when I. Connect my ps3 with the blu ray player n watch a blu ray I get bad pixelation or fuzzy image on dark images but bright images look amazing and are crystal clear I called the samsung tech and they said either I have a bad hdmi or I have to call Sony and find out a special. Settings for the blu ray&nbsp; I orderd a brand new. Monster m1000 hdmi.&nbsp; Cable but I really don&#039;t think thats gonna help. Please help pirates of the caribbean looks so horrible and pixelated&nbsp; on my LCDoIc course its plugged in who would write that and I set up my hdmi settings already its set to auto everything and its at 1080pokkk i tried putting it to full and putting it on superwhite but it didnt help... then i played with the settings on my tv where i have 3 display options of dynamic, standard , and movie i put it on movie and made it a lil brighter and sharper and put it from warm2 to normal and but a lil more color in there that helped alot you can barely see ne pixelation but i lost alot of color and contrast and sharpness</blockquote>

[QUOTE="quik2dasilverho, post: 323098, member: 148590"] lcd lnt4066f to get rid of bad? ok I have a samsung 40 inch LCD lnt4066f and when I. Connect my ps3 with the blu ray player n watch a blu ray I get bad pixelation or fuzzy image on dark images but bright images look amazing and are crystal clear I called the samsung tech and they said either I have a bad hdmi or I have to call Sony and find out a special. Settings for the blu ray I orderd a brand new. Monster m1000 hdmi. Cable but I really don't think thats gonna help. Please help pirates of the caribbean looks so horrible and pixelated on my LCD oIc course its plugged in who would write that and I set up my hdmi settings already its set to auto everything and its at 1080p okkk i tried putting it to full and putting it on superwhite but it didnt help... then i played with the settings on my tv where i have 3 display options of dynamic, standard , and movie i put it on movie and made it a lil brighter and sharper and put it from warm2 to normal and but a lil more color in there that helped alot you can barely see ne pixelation but i lost alot of color and contrast and sharpness [/QUOTE]

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