Minor bleed is expected.... but a full on leak (very bright areas) on the edge is not...

Get a technician over, and ask him to check.... if need to, he will order a new panel and change it for you.... 30mins tops....

Also, a pic will tell us better...

The free glasses is depends on what the store gives you.... check with them... ori from the TV shld be inside the box, not the family pack that is given outside of the box....

If you are using Astro HD, why dont you use HDMI from Astro -> AVR -> TV...?? HDMI can handle HD images and pics at the same time..... why add another element (TV out or BD Player) in between the Astro source and the AVR (i presume you mean AVR)....??

Without more details, your setup seems strange...

HMDI allows lossless DTS-MA and Dolby Digital TrueHD to be streamed from the BD player to AVR, which will then process the audio to the speakers....

Digital audio out (i presume you are referring to Optical Out) cannot stream DTS-MA or TrueHD, thus sending DTS-MA or TrueHD audio signals from HDMI BD player to TV will result in the TV processing the signal, and downmix them to DTS or Dolby Digital only, which is then sent to your AVR... this means you are listening to lower grade audio (if you are an audiophile la)...

As said, I would assume you are using HDMI BD -> TV -> AV just because your AV dont accept HDMI, and that your AVR only have one optical input...

This post has been edited by Poadster: Jul 15 2012, 01:37 PM

Dont shop at these major chain stores lor.... Ask arnd in Sen Heng, E&E, or other neighbourhood electrical stores....

You can try Desa Home Theater in Low Yat Plaza.... just nego the hell out of their price...

Else you can try the outlets the other guys here have listed...

Google and do some research.....

We have two eyes, both situated a distance apart.... each eye sees one image that is slightly differently angled, and sends both images to the brain, where it "combines" the images to produce a sense of depth and distance... thus the moniker 3D....

3D TV uses the same "two images" concept, delivers them left/right (aka Side by Side) or up/down (aka Over Under), to each eye... and the brain does the rest.... 3D images are produces....

3D DLP projectors uses the Checkerboard format, while LED TV uses SBS, OU and pack sequential frames... sequential frame is the only true Full HD format (used in bluray players and bluray discs) while the other formats are usually half the screen's true resolution (as the screen is split with two images)....