Can someone translate this? Flat screen error message.
 

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This is a screenshot from my Momz who live 1200 miles away.....:rolleyes:

Yer Momz needz better Internet.

Her DSL/cable/whatever needs to be faster

Or the TV has got a crappy wifi connection that's not delivering enough bandwidth.

So it's not the flat screen crapping the bed?

Bandwidth is like the diameter of the pipe bringing the water to the house (or inside the house). Could be a couple of things.

Thanks, I took it to mean the flatscreen didn't have the internals to be up to speed for the streaming video.

Nope, shouldn't be any problems with the TV.

If you can wire it to the interwebs instead of wifi you might have better luck

we just recently replaced our very old wifi router thingy with a new model ($100 at wally world) and the speeds are considerably better. might be worth a simple equipment change.

Looks like the TV manufacturer is saying "this ain't my fault that it is taking too long to load".

There are several places in a home computer that can cause band width problems:

- IPS coming from their router to your distribution pole (looks like a little silver thingy).
- Pole coming into your house.
- From your house connection to your router or whatever you have.
- From your router to the computer or flat screen TV set.
- From your computer to the flat screen TV set.

Since we have about 10% of what is happening, I am guessing Doc Holiday is a movie...…..I gave you all the places to look. HD movies can use a ton of connection speed to get through to the end display?

If you can post additional info it would help.
John

(random)
Is the DVI cable up to snuff?
Are there many apps/processes running in the background and slowing the computer source down?

I would defer to the advice given above.

Well we don't even know if it is a computer, could be a message from a system like UVerse (AT&T) or some other company than sells movies and such?