Philips DVP5990 DVD Player "tv picture format" Questions

...The picture format is too big for the tv. How do I get the format for the tv? In the menu on the tv there should be a picture format/viewing mode to change views from widescreen to normal

...tv to auto and this will keep all picture inputs to origional format. I.E. if it was recorded in 16:9 it will play in 16:9. You could set the tv to 16:9 but it will distort the picture on 4:3 ...

...tv on a digital channel the picture when in playback comes out with greenish/ redish and yellow colours through out the picture sound is fine. pls help i bought this cause i was lead to believe u ...

...and press select again - finished! what about connecting the recorder temporarly on a tv set, which supports progressiv scan? When you "see" a picture there, you can switch back to interlaced

...picture is pink. Instructions say check the video output but no idea what that means. Thanks If your normal TV pictures are ok then carefully check your scart plugs are pushed right home and fitting ...

...in black and white. Records in black and white. When viewing tv thry the t v channel picture is in colour. Change the AV settings on the DVD or TV to be the same format. Feeding AV into an AV-S gives ...

...(US = NTSC, Europe = PAL). If your television is not multi-format then non-compatible DVDs will play black and white. The solution is to purchase a mutli-format TV (accepts both PAL and NTSC

...picture on TV. Can you help with the problem? A DVD plays in "Letterbox" format. To have full screen, the TV settings need to be changed to full screen, or zoom. Found in the TV menu of most TV's. ...

...tv & dvd combo just has sound & no picture. And screen says video format is not supported? Don't know why this is happening. I've tried everything. Help please. Disc's are formatted for distinct ...

.... You can go through the options for the best looking picture using this. or you can go to the settings menu for the TV and change the format to stretch or not. Good Luck and Thank you for using ...