Philips 55PP9352 55" Projection Television "video sound" Questions

sound. Video's I have made myself I can watch. Picture and sound fine. When dubbing shop bought video's to dvd, there is sound but no picture. Are you playing it through the vhs mode. It will not play

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...video comes on and the sound stops. It works if I use s-video from the blueray and use rca cables for the sound and plugging it straight into the tv so not using the home theater. Whenever I use the ...

...sound when on any video setting on my tv. The picture is definitely not HD when on the normal channel setting, but it does have sound. I also do have surround sound hooked up, but even on the video ...

...sound. We thought it might be our U-verse but all the other TV's work..... Maybe connection error,try to review the hooked up connection maybe there might be interchange; Just click and choose ...

my cd player or video game console does not work. the sounds comes on but no video. tried pluging in the yellow, white, red connectors in the back and in the front. only the sounds comes on but no ...

sound. The Video cords will plug into the section labeled component video facing up and down and the audio will plug into the side by side section. So if you plug into Component input 2 then you would

...sound works, but not the video. we have another set of input jacks on the rear ofthe tv and this does not solve the problem. i have made several calls to tv repairmen, but no help there either. does ...

...sound and video through the front mounted aux input port (and switching input to aux), but again, sound is fine, but no video. I have tried using both the s-video and composite ports (I know that the ...

...video and a audio cord from the tv monitor out to an input on the reciever, this way you should hear the sound at the tv and reciever. However if you have your DVD/VCR plugged into the reciever first ...