SAMSUNG 5500 TV Trouble I receive channel 2.2 and 2.3 but NOT 2.1

Local interference or a drifting signal caused by being in a fringe area, receiving an additional signal from a reflecting source intermittently (such as when a train goes past nearby, a low flying aircraft or even a large truck) or a number of other possibilities.
Even a strong wind deflecting an aerial a little can be the guilty party.

Too much signal can be as bad for digital reception as insufficient signal.

A signal strength meter can be an inexpensive way to detect the source of your trouble.

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·If you have an online Roku account, go to the Channel Store.
·Select the ABC Channel.
·Enter the code
·Activate the channel and go ahead. If you don't have an online account:


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·Register the Code.
·Create your online user account.
·Then follow the above steps.

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TV IS OK RETUNE THE SET TUNUNG CABLE CHANALS DIGITAL AND ANALOGUE IT IS ON SET UP MANU

You would need to ask the broadcaster of the stations that question.

Digital TVs or set-top boxes only receive the digital TV signals not the digital radio signals. To receive digital radio, you need a digital radio (DAB+) receiver. The ABC does broadcast two of its digital radio music stations-ABC Dig Music and ABC Jazz-on digital TV and they are available on channels 200 and 201.
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To tune the local channels do the following.

1 Press the MENU key on the remote control to
display the Main menu.

2 Use the CURSOR "UP" or "Down"
keys to highlight
Manual Channel Search. Press ENTER.

3 Use the CURSOR "Up" or "Down"
keys to select Cable,
Air (Antenna), or Digital Add-On.

After the search is complete, the HDTV will exit the
menu system and return to normal TV viewing.

IMPORTANT FACT: This HDTV maintains only one database

of digital channels. Therefore, when you search for

cable channels, the database of antenna digital channels

will be deleted. You will only be able to receive those
ClearQAM channels your cable company provides.

NOTE:"Not available" will appear on the screen

when an option is unavailable.

TUNING MODE UNAVAILABLE MENU OPTION(S)

Analog RF Digital Caption

Digital RF None (all Menu options available)

Video 1 Manual Channel Search, Channel Scan

Memory, Digital Caption

Video 2/3 and Manual Channel Search, Channel Scan
HDMI 1/2 Memory, Digital Caption, V-Guide
OK.

If you are receiving the signal from the same cable service provider rather than through an antenna, I would suspect the cable service is having a problem with its retransmission of the ABC channel in that suburb. I don't know if Australia is still broadcasting analog TV signals or if ABC is digital, but if the latter, perhaps the receivers are having trouble decoding the sound format identifier information. This could be something as subtle as a timing tolerance issue or as crude as noise or low signal level on the cable that has the receivers operating at the margin of sensitivity.

You didn't say so but I believe the TV you're using that having the problem is a TV that uses motion compensating frame interpolating technology... a common feature with 120hz and 240hz LCD TVs. I have one of these types of TVs and I have this issue with ABC as well. ABC has begun dropping video frames from some of their primetime shows (the ones that start at the 8e/7c time slot seem most effected) to speed up the broadcast to a point where they can get an extra commercial in. On normal TVs, including the older 60hz LCDs, this is not really noticeable. However, for the motion compensating frame interpolating technology, the TV's video processor must sync up with the 'telecine' processing (conversion from the originally filmed 24fps to broadcast 60fps) so that it can eliminate the copied frames that the telecine processing produces before it can create the interpolated frames between the original frames. When the TV's processor hits a missing frame, it loses sync and has to rejoin and causes the jerky motion you're seeing.

For a solution, you can turn off the motion compensating frame interpolation tech on your TV. Each manufacturer calls it something different but the name will have something to do with smoothing out motion like 'Smooth Motion'. In this case, you need it off for the motion to be it's smoothest (not the case with most TV though).

For a better solution, send a complaint to ABC and your local ABC affiliate.

call tech support & ask them to hit your box to reset it, in the meanwhile unplug it for 15 seconds

FIXED! INSTRUCTIONS: TURN OFF THE MAINS POWER AT THE WALL UNPLUG ANTENNA FROM THE BACK TURN POWER BACK ON AT THE WALL & START AS NORMAL IT WILL COME UP WITH "POOR SIGNAL" THEN WE FLICKED THROUGH THE CHANNELS & TURNED IT OFF AGAIN AT COMPONENT & AT THE WALL PLUG THE ANTENNA BACK IN TURN EVERYTHING BACK ON ALL GOOD. FOUND IT HERE, INTERESTING READ. http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2007/03/19/1174152957353.html