Polaroid TLA-01511C 15 in. LCD Television "setting tv input" Questions

...TV HDMI input(s) are used, they are output to the TV optical output and should be connected to the amplifier optical input. The amp input associated with the optical input should be selected to hear ...

...TV is on the correct input. By the way, it's likely your TV is ok, unless the input you're using is defective. If you have an external antenna for over the air reception the TV must be on the antenna ...

setting for the TV input. Have you called your cable company? There may be an issue or setting with the receiver. I have never experienced this problem and have the same set up. But I do know that the

...TV has and input A/V you have to connect a RCA cable to this inputs, your RCA must have 3 connectors yellow for video,red for left channel audio white for right channel audio, then set your TV to AV1 ...

...tv input. Turn on cable box & tv. Goto source on tv and set it to the corresponding input that you connected to the back of the tv. If your tv does not have a HDMI input then you will not get hi ...

...tv The input depends on the type of cable you use, if you use an HDMI you will want to set the TV to an HDMI input. If you're using components set the TV to component or y/pb/pr to change the ...

...SETTING? This TV has funny inputs. Video 4 and 5 have three inputs for the single buttons. I suggest using the input button on the side of the TV. Press the button, wait 3 second, then press again to ...

...TV cable input and you're coming from a cable or satellite box then the set should be set to channel 3 or 4 most likely) If you also have a DVD connected to a A/V input, you can set it to that ...

...your computer. See your TV's user manual for the best resolution setting to use and compare it with available options in your computer's display settings control panel after connecting the

TV setting options (e.g., Favorites, TV List, External inputs and settings). The external inputs function displays the options as video 1, video 2, etc., right up to video 6. My video 3 is for the VCR