Repairing a TV is not difficult, and it doesn’t require any expensive equipment. Find your specific brand and read the complete guidelines on how to repair your TV.
“Factory reset”— is one of the most common and powerful troubleshooting steps that every smart TV owner usually uses as the last step. But what if it greyed out and you can’t factory reset your TV? Real pain, right? Well, In this guide, I will walk you through the steps you have to take if … Read more
Two years ago, I wrote numerous articles offering solutions to problems with various TV brands like Samsung, LG, and Hisense. This time, I want to talk about something else – the things you might be doing without realizing it, which could be shortening the life of your TV. It’s essential to safeguard your TV from … Read more
When setting up a modern home entertainment system, a crucial choice is whether to enable or disable HDMI Ultra HD Deep Color. It can significantly impact your viewing experience, particularly if you own devices that fully support it. But what actually HDMI Ultra HD Deep Color is, what it does do, and whether you should … Read more
Note: The main reason why TV isn’t in 60 FPS is because most video content is recorded at lower frame rates, such as 24 or 30 FPS. TV displays have to use various techniques to match the content’s frame rate to their own refresh rate, which can result in artifacts like the soap opera effect … Read more
Whenever you search online for a troubleshooting guide for your TV, you may have noticed the phrase “Factory reset your TV.” Right? In general, this process involves resetting a TV to its original factory settings, thereby erasing any customized settings or configurations you have made. But do you know what it actually is? How it … Read more
When watching TV series, movies, or shows, we all want the picture to be crystal clear and vibrant. For this, we typically increase the brightness level by 80-100%. But what is the right brightness level for a TV? At which level does it not affect our eyes, picture quality, and the TV’s lifespan? Well, this … Read more