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No TNT reception on Samsung LE32A336J

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dine974 -  
 Tene -
Hello,
I just received my Samsung LCD LE32A336 and I managed to receive the terrestrial channels with automatic search but I still do not have TNT channels I don't understand why if someone can come to my aid that would be nice. Thanks
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  1. Tene
     
    I solved my problem, thanks!

    Well, it turns out I have another one now, but oh well xD
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  2. vinz36400 Posted messages 424 Status Member 20
     
    because you are analog and for TNT you have to be digital
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    1. dine974
       
      Okay, I see that where exactly???
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    2. dine974
       
      I went to look in the menu where there are the settings, but there is nothing about digital!
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      1. dine974 > dine974
         
        I found my own solution to the question; it was simply a matter of pressing the TV/DTV button at the top left of the remote control. Since it isn’t specified whether this could help someone... have a good evening.
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  3. Tene
     
    Did you have during the automatic search of your chains, were there: numeric chains: 0?
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  4. vinz36400 Posted messages 424 Status Member 20
     
    check if you didn’t do an analog search, and the TNT is on digital.
    if that’s not the case then it’s the connections.
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  7. vinz36400 Posted messages 424 Status Member 20
     
    I’m talking about antenna connections.
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  8. carineb Posted messages 8 Status Member
     
    Hello,
    I have the same problem with the receiver, TNT Sagem ISD 74, nothing!!! not a trace of a signal, so I switched back to the analog receiver. I have given up my search. Too much effort for me!!
    I’m going to go back to get a refund.

    Have a good evening to you

    Carineb
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  9. vinz36400 Posted messages 424 Status Member 20
     
    but no, if the TNT decoder and the TV pick up nothing, it comes either from your antenna plug (fixed to the wall) or the cabling, or the ends of the antenna cable. persevere a little, you’ll get there, you’ll see, it’s just a matter of finding where the problem is!
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  10. Tene
     
    Personally, I have a cable that comes directly from the numericable arrival, which goes through a small splitter for my modem as well, and I am in Paris.
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    1. yannick88150 Posted messages 8 Status Member
       
      hello,
      do you have the TV/DTV button on your remote control? if yes press it and then on d.menu. from there you will be able to start an automatic search for TNT channels.
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      1. gre > yannick88150 Posted messages 8 Status Member
         
        yes but on 2 conditions:

        - to be in covered area, still 20 to 15% of households in shadow zone
        - the Yagi antenna must provide an exploitable TNT signal.
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  11. vinz36400 Posted messages 424 Status Member 20
     
    even if it isn’t covered by the TNT, it must capture the 6 ordinary channels in analog.
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  12. Tene
     
    I can pick up even 12 channels in analog, but in digital there’s nothing at all :/

    My two splitters, the one at the entry from Numericable and the other for my modem, are 860 MHz — is that why?
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    1. Klaux
       
      with a TV with SD or HD DVB-T tuner (TNT) it is almost impossible to receive the digital cable (DVB-C) since it has nothing to do with it...

      TNT is only transmitter > antenna > coaxial > TV TNT
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  13. Tene
     
    So how do I do it, being in an apartment in Paris to receive TNT with my TV?
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    1. Klaux
       
      we still just explained it.. the DVB-T TNT (digital terrestrial) restored by your TV can only be picked up with a roof antenna or possibly with an indoor antenna...

      If you don’t have one of these solutions, but you do have the cable, ex Numericable, you can also follow the TNT channels with a cable terminal... or also go through TV via ADSL... or even go through TNTsat

      don’t confuse TNT with the rest... each system has its own.
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