Samsung UA65KS7000W e-Manual

Making Sports Programmes More Realistic with Sports Mode

Make sporting events appear and sound more realistic as if you are actually there.

Settings

Picture

Special Viewing Mode

Sports Mode

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You can use

Sports Mode

to get optimal picture and sound settings for sports events, making them

appear and sound as if you are there. In addition, if a recording device is connected to the TV when you are
using

Sports Mode

, you can view highlights extracted from the recorded sporting event automatically or

manually.

The actual name may differ by specific geographical area.

Enabling

Sports Mode

changes

Picture Mode

Stadium

and

Sound Mode

Stadium

, and disables some

Picture

and

Sound

menus.

Extracting highlights automatically

Settings

Picture

Special Viewing Mode

Sports Mode

Auto Highlights

However,

Auto Highlights

is not available with these TV operations:

●

Switching the input signal

●

When 2 Tuner models record 2 channels simultaneously

●

When you are viewing the content saved on a USB storage device

●

When the

Smart View

function is running

●

When you are viewing highlights of the current football game in the UHD resolution by using the

Highlights Player

function

●

While watching an analogue programme

This function is only available on certain models in specific geographical areas.

The performance of

Auto Highlights

depends on the characteristics of the transmitted signal.

It is advisable to use

Auto Highlights

only while watching a football game. If you use this function for other

sporting events, it may display irrelevant picture frames.

Viewing a game recorded in sports mode

You can view a recorded game saved on a USB storage device.

For more information about the functions, refer to "Buttons and functions available while using sports mode."

For more information about the functions, refer to "Buttons and functions available while recording a
programme or Timeshift."

This function is only available on certain models in specific geographical areas.

For more information, refer to "Viewing recorded programmes."