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What To Know Smart TVs can be tracked indirectly by monitoring their activity on apps like Amazon, Google, and Netflix, though exact locations aren’t provided. To accurately trace the TV, one must require police intervention due to privacy laws. If tracking proves unsuccessful, homeowners’ insurance may cover the theft and provide compensation based on the …

What To Know Samsung and LG TVs do not have built-in Chromecast; alternative screen mirroring options like Smart View for Samsung and Smart Share for LG are available instead. Chromecast functionality can be added to Samsung or LG TVs using a separate Chromecast device connected to the HDMI port. Several other brands like Sony, Philips, …

What To Know Turn your Samsung TV on without a remote by pressing the control button located on the back or bottom. To turn your Samsung TV off without a remote: Press the TV’s control button to navigate the on-screen menu > Holding it down when highlighting the Power off option. Use the SmartThings app …

Quick Fixes for You Resetting your Samsung TV, turning off auto-tuning, and disabling parental channel lock are initial steps to fix a TV stuck on one channel. Replacing dead batteries in the remote or resetting the remote can resolve issues with channel changing. Re-pairing the remote or performing a factory reset on the TV are …

Quick Fixes for You A simple power reset or checking cables for secure connections can often resolve issues with ghosting or vertical lines on a Samsung TV. Resetting picture settings, updating firmware, or addressing potential screen damage can also eliminate image ghosting and vertical shadows. A factory reset, reseating cable connections to the logic board, …

What To Know Causes of Lip Sync: Broadcast delays, connection issues, TV processing, and outdated firmware can cause audio sync problems. The AV sync feature is often grayed out due to no external device being connected or when pairing with Bluetooth audio devices. Samsung TV Fixes: Go to Settings > Sound > Expert Settings > Digital …

What To Know Auto Motion Plus adds frames to videos on Samsung TVs, enhancing fluidity and reducing choppiness, especially in fast-moving content like sports or video games. While beneficial for gaming and sports, Auto Motion Plus can make movies appear unnatural, often referred to as the ‘Soap Opera effect.’ Auto Motion Plus settings can be …

What To Know Lowering your TV volume to zero using the remote can mute sound without triggering the flashing mute icon. To remove the mute icon, change your Samsung TV settings to use external speakers, bypassing the internal ones. Restarting the TV or performing a hard reset can often remove the flashing mute icon from …

What To Know LG and Samsung TVs like the LG OLED A1, C1 Series and Samsung QN90B, QN85B feature eARC support. Sony and Panasonic also offer eARC in models like Sony’s Bravia XR A80J, X90J and Panasonic’s Viera TC-55GZ1000, TC-65GZ2000. Vizio and TCL include eARC in TVs such as Vizio’s P-Series Quantum X, M-Series Quantum …

What To Know Samsung TVs typically have between 2 and 4 HDMI ports, with specific models and series having variations. HDMI 3 supports eARC for enhanced audio return, and HDMI 4 is optimized for gaming, providing an optimal gaming experience. To increase the number of HDMI connections on a Samsung TV, users can employ an …

What To Know HDMI-compatible Samsung smartphones, including those with HDMI Alt Mode or Samsung DeX and MHL, can transmit audio and video to a TV or projector via HDMI. To check a Samsung phone’s HDMI compatibility, consult its specifications for terms like “Samsung DeX,” “HDMI Alt Mode,” or “USB Type-C Alt Mode,” or verify on …

What To Know Mobile High-Definition Link (MHL) is an interface that transmits digital audio and video signals from mobile phones to TVs, also allowing the TV to charge the phone. Many older Samsung smartphones are MHL-compatible, but newer models use wireless screencasting options like Miracast and Google Chromecast. Connecting a phone to a TV via …

What To Know HDMI versions 1.3/1.4 and above support 4K video, but for optimal performance, especially in gaming or high-speed video, consider using Premium or Ultra HDMI cables. To determine if a TV’s HDMI port supports 4K, consult the user manual, manufacturer’s website, or port labels, noting that ARC support usually indicates 4K capability. Ensure …