Tiling problem with cable card

Yes, you can. You would need to hook the cable box up to the tv using an HDMI cable for it to work. Hope it helped!

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After u deleted all the HD channels u don't want.Tries unplug,replug the cable box back like about an hour.For the box to upgrade it softwares,should be deleted all the HD channels u deleted.

Have you tried using component cables instead. One of my Time Warner cable boxes did the same thing using HDMI.

I'VE SEEN QUIT A FEW SAMSUNGS DO THIS AND THE DIGITAL BOARD IS THE PROBLEM YOUR MODEL NUMBER DOES NOT HAVE A DASH HLR4667W AND YOU NEED YOUR VERSION NUMBER AND MAYBE THE BEST THING IS GET THE PART NUMBER OFF THE BOARD.

Never mind, posted in correct spot

FIXED MY TILING PROBLEM-FINALLY !!!!
After months and months of freezing pictures and audio drop outs, I took it upon myself to see if I could fiquire this out.

In the attic I located my main cable feed was connecting to a 5-way splitter. That means my signal is being split 5 different time to go to 5 different TV jacks.

FIRST, I disconnected the main cable line from the 5-way splitter and connected it to a 2-way splitter.
SECOND, I connected the line that goes to my main TV (cable box) to the 2-way splitter.
THIRD, I connected a cable from the 2-way splitter back to the 5-way splitter.

THAT'S IT !!!!

My other TVs which don't use a cable box, never had any tiling issues, just the HDTV with the cable box. So now the signal to the HDTV is only split twice instead of 5 times.
Mark Matherne

I just got the same exact one, when it searches automatically the first time it doesn't look for digital channels. go to Menu>manual channel search>cable. it will look for all possible signals and will take forever probably. the free digital channels will take several seconds to switch channel to channel, but they're there! They will show up on your screen as "DC 91-2" or similar. you can switch back to regular cable channels with the input button, you just cycle through all the inputs. hope that helps.

probably not without a video card update, or more memory..double check the memory allocation issues..this is a complex installation

When you watch TV with a Cable Box or a Dish Network Box you are using a tuner inside that box. The signal that comes out of that box only contains one channel, the one you're tuned to. So you can take the output of the Dish Box and send it into your ATI tuner card, but you cannot change the channel to anything other than what the DIsh Box is set to. I'm sorry, but that's just the way it is. I use a Hauppague tuner card that has what's called an "IR Blaster". By hooking this device up to my Cable Box and I can used my computer to change the channel on the Cable Box itself.

If you had cable, you could run the cable into the TV tuner and watch the analog channels. I have Time Warner in my area and they still broadcast about 50 channels in analog. I cannot use the tuner card to watch any of the digital channels. This probably does not help you, but I thought you might like to know.

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