r/HallmarkMovies

Hallmark Plus Resolution on Samsung TV

Hi,

We just signed up for Hallmark Plus and the resolution on our Samsung TV is really bad. Soft and blurry. Almost unwatchable.

Is there anything I can do to fix this?

All of our other streaming services work great!

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u/Sullyridesbikes151 — 3 days ago

Content farming is not allowed here

I hate that I have to do this, and I feel obnoxious posting it in a bunch of threads, but it’s come to a point where it has to be addressed.

I encourage everyone to re-read Reddit’s User Guide and associated policies. You may use this forum for discussion, but you may not use it to create your external content. This applies to anyone posting looking for ideas, or anyone who discovers a thread and wants to pull from it.

Our community has great discussions, helpful recommendations, and heartwarming stories of what the movies and events mean to you, and those are shared in good faith as part of a discussion with this community. We want to continue that.

Posts flat out fishing for content ideas will be removed (had one today looking for ideas for their novel). Posts that are reported as possibly fishing will be scrutinized. If anyone finds that what they’ve contributed here has been used in external media (whether it’s a video with 3 views or a blog with a million), we can assist you in filing a DMCA takedown notice to get that content removed.

Here’s what I posted in a bunch of “what’s your …” posts today (I really do feel obnoxious doing it, but no one should be stealing your thoughts and words and certainly shouldn’t be profiting off them):

We’ve had issues with content farming here, so I’m going to post this in any thread that could be fishing for content OR discovered by someone looking to steal your intellectual property.

Quick reminder that this is a space for community discussion, not a source for external content generation. Please see Rule 9 in our subreddit.

If this post is genuinely for discussion, wonderful! If its content is used for your article, blog, video, podcast, etc., you are violating Reddit’s terms of service.

A post is considered copyrighted on posting, so any use without the poster’s explicit consent is a violation of their rights. Anyone who feels their IP has been used without their consent may submit a takedown notice where such media appears.

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u/PurrOfACat — 5 days ago

Preview trailer of 'Tis The Season For Setups starring Victor Webster and Amanda Schull. Premiering Friday October 16th on Hallmark Channel as the first movie to kick off Countdown To Christmas! Next day on Hallmark+ 🎄🎅✨️

🎥 Hallmark Media

u/hallmarklover7 — 4 days ago

Do you think Hallmark will resurrect mystery 101? This is one of the great mysteries from that past that need to continue.

Garage sale mysteries has been brought back so if they actors & writers are willing these series should be renewed as well.

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u/Just-Trade-9444 — 10 days ago

A magical mystery series....?

Ok, hear me out...

I LOVE the Good Witch, but I feel like once Cassie Nightingale hung up her broom (so to speak), the possibility of another magical character (and world) went with her. We get the occasional "magical" Christmas movie, or ghosts (No, I haven't forgotten Haunted Harmony! I love those films, too!), but there are so many great cozy mystery book series that have witches, psychics, or folks with other magical abilities that use them to solve crimes that I almost feel like Hallmark is missing out on a whole genre of possible films!

A few book series I would love to see as Hallmark movies are:

The Wishcrafter Mysteries by Heather Blake

The Witch City Mysteries by Carol J Perry

The Witchcraft Mysteries by Juliet Blackwell

Anyone else feel this way?

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u/PopCultureWitch — 11 days ago

Hallmark sees me - Falling Together

I appreciate when Hallmark expands the story beyond "will they hook up?" I just watched Falling Together, and as someone who cared for a parent with dementia, I feel seen and understood. Watching the moment when the director of the Alzheimer's Walk cannot recognize her own photograph just broke me. I've been there. I praise the writer for giving a glimpse into the complicated world of dementia caregiving.

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u/Tiny_Gold_5735 — 11 days ago