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I just purchased a plasma screen TV by LG
i want to hang it into a wall
BUT
the wall is really soft
(i live in an apartment)
do you think a 52"inch plasma screen TV will be able to be lifted by a wall that is as soft as chalk?
how does the mount work
i want to think twice before i purchase one
please help me out!

Hanging a plasma tv what size anchor bolts required as i have screwed on to a concrete wall a frame made of 40mm thick timber to which i will bolt on the plasma mount.
so i take it the sleeve will be flush to the concrete wall and the bolt will have to first screw thorough the plasma mount then the timber (40mm) then into the sleeve.

so what size anchor bolt do i need i know the mount recommends m8 type bolt but which size do i need for the job

I have a 42" Zenith plasma tv. I dont have the model number as it’s on the back of the tv (which is haning on a wall).

When the screen is black, I can see what is best described as horizontal ghost lines running the length of the tv. There is probably 5-10 of them. It is mostly visable when the screen is black (or dark). When the TV is on a different input with no signal, there are no black line. Any ideas?

I want to mount a 52" lcd or plasma in front of my hideous tv niche. The arm has to extend at minimum 26" from the rear wall. I have found dual arm mounts online that extend 27 and 28" but I was wondering how safe these are at full extension? I assume there will be a little sag but has anyone done this? I have thought about attaching the mount the the side wall of the niche but unsure about it. Any thoughts? I can’t frame in the niche since this is a rental unit.

i want to hook up my xbox 360 to my sanyo 50 inch plasma screen tv\r\nand im putting everything i the right order
i have a cord that has yellow/white/red adapters and green/blue/red adapters
i tried both but the same result happens
the video is working but the sount is
what should i do?

I have a 42 inch plasma I want to mount to an upstairs wall in my house. The wall is about 50 inches across between 2 doors. There is only 1 stud in this entire space, which is off center, and it is metal anyway. Here is my thought: behind the wall is closet space. What if I place a thick sheet of plywood against the inside of the closet wall, then attach the tv mount through both layers of dry wall and into the plywood?

i would like to give it a name..
preferably a girls name (like with all good boats)
any ideas
i am thinksing somethign sexy.. or graceful
i don’t know though
all ideas would be funn!

Features in the T.V. and what some facts of what i do with it:

- Average time of T.V. on a day is 6 hours
- Needs to big and huge, those kind of big and flat screen
- Good for Wall-Mounted TV
- Play Video Games on
- Good for playing home theater (gonna be watching films the hole day)
- Must have some high specifications (contrast ratio, HD, Pixel Resolution,Brightness and that kind of stuff)
- Great colour display and will not be difficult to see when the sun is shining on the screen.
- It needs to be "Cinematic" and good use for home cinema speakers those ones that has like a surrounding system around the room so it seem like you are in a proper cinema.

If you don’t know the name of the make then please just answer if i need a LCD or Plasma

Thank You

I appreciate
What is the diffrence bettween LCD and Plasma. What dose one have that the other dosen’t.

It has been years since I had to buy a TV…it was simple when you only had to choose a brand and they all had CRT’s. What is the difference between LED, LCD, PLASMA, 3d….which is the best…I just wanta watch some movies and sports….no XBOXs or Wiis….

i found a 50in 1080p plasma LG tv. the price on the tv is 1099$ only thing is that it is the demo model, which means its been on 9 hours a day for 6 months (probably more) the offered to trow in a mount (for the wall) 150$ value. i also get a 4 year guaranty on the tv? is it a good deal and should i try and get a better add on?

The wall is drywall. I have the mount, and the mount came with tools, used the stud finder and everything was going well until we drilled and discovered it was a metal stud. I’ll have to make adjustments: 1) Should the metal be drilled through? 2) What parts do I need? and 3) Should I ever need to remove the TV and the mount, is it relatively straightforward to "repair" the wall (I know there’ll be a little damage). I’d like to put up the TV though. Cheers,

Doesn’t matter if your watching TV or playing a game the picture is very blurry. We have tried adjusting the sharpness setting with no effect. Cable is hooked up straight from wall to TV and the video game system is PS3. TV is brand new out of the box a couple hours. Is there a setting combination that may help or anything else we can try?

I want to get an LCD TV and want to put it on my wall in my room. Is this possible, or can I only do that with plasma screens?

I need a new TV. I’d like to know what the public thinks. I would also like to know is it safe to have a built-in DVD player?
Thank you

My living room has a space that was built in above the fireplace that was perfect for holding our old 34" tv. We’ve recently got a 50" plasma and I want to mount it on the wall in the same spot. Does anyone have any suggestions as to the best way to fill this spot? Studs? Plaster? I need to make it sturdy enough to hold the mounting bracket and TV.

So i bought a Panasonic 103" Plasma HDTV and 8 Panasonic 42" Plasma HDTV’s to mount on my home office wall. I put the small tvs on the sides and a row on the bottom for multiscreening purposes.I am wondering if there is any HDMI junction box type of thing that allows me to plug it an HDMI cable from my computer and then have all 9 hooked up to the box so it displays the same thing on all the screens. I know i could have multiple boxes of the boxes but i would like just one box….

I was watching tv, and i heard a really loud popping sound from the outlet by the tv, then the tv turned off. So I shut the tv off, then I switched the cord to a different outlet beside it, and it doesn’t work. The power light for the tv will blink green then go back to red, meaning off, but thats it, it won’t turn on just blink. I just bought a 50" LG plasma tv a few weeks ago if that could be any help.

my 42 inch plasma unit from Hitachi(42 PD 7800TA) suddenly stopped working after a year of purchase. I wall mounted it and one day when we were watching it suddenly the screen went blank.
Now when I turn it on ,there is nbo picture despite the indicator light is green.
Plz can anybody help me

I owned a Panasonic plasma Tv and thinking of a blue ray player. What would be the best blue ray player that perfectly matches to Panasonic plasma TV? pl share your experiences. thanks

I just upgraded from a 42" plasma to a 55" LCD and the wall mount I am currently using is for up to a 50" TV but is has a weight capacity of 150 lbs. My new 55" TV only weighs 73 lbs so is it alright to use the same bracket or is there a reason that this bracket only holds up to a 50" TV?

I have been contemplating buying a new plasma TV from John Lewis (Any other good places?) but I am not sure if i should wait until the January sales? Anyone got any ideas? I have seen some nice ones for about £500, but will I be able to get one even cheaper if i wait?

I have a 42 plasma tv that i would like to mount. What steps should i take upon mounting my tv. as far as where it should be placed on the wall. how high off the ground.

equipment i should use and so on so fourth. I didnt have much time to map out my living room so i hope this is enough info. i live in a 2 bedroom 2 bathroom condo about 1100 sqft. the wall the tv will be on is about 8-10 ft tall the lenght of the wall is about 10-15 ft long….rough estimates.