I have a Samsung HLP5067W. Last year, I purchased a new bulb (unfortunately it was not apparently of the same quality of the Philips original, and I bought two of them), and its brightness really is poor.
Consequently, there are concentric rings, or outlines, around some subjects, especially in low light scenes.
I did notice when checking the hours usage that there is a menu item that seems to allow an increase of the voltage to the lamp. I think that's what it is for.
QUESTION: Is it all right to increase that voltage so that the lamp burns brighter?
Thanks,
Bob
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