NO SIGNAL: When trying to watch a movie, I continue to get no signal throughout the movie. We purchased a new DVD player, so we know it is not the player. It just started to display no signal during and through the movie, playing the movie and showing no signal frequently. I have ven replaced the cords for the DVD player, yellow, red and white.

Look for any loose contacts in RC jacks/sockets/Cable. Try changing the input device to something you are sure, works such as a DVD player.

All you need is a good pair of rabbit ears. The one that has a cable type connection that will screw on the antenna.

Try cleaning the lens with a DVD cleaning kit.

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Most wiring harnesses have a solid orage wire for illumination of the radio and also have an orange wire with a white stripe for dimming purposes. Most radios do not use this dimming feature. Connect the brake wire to this wire and your able to watch your movies whenever you want. All the wire is looking for is a signal. It cannot differentiate between a parking brake signal and a non-parking brake signal.

check the continuity of the AV Cables and check for any loose connection/dry solder in the connectors

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You may have to select a different input on the tv. iIs there an "input" put on the tv remote? If not, try channel down.

Try changing back to region 1. Let us know if it works

Sounds like you have a loose cable. Check that the connection is really in well. If the problem continues I would get a new set of cables, especially if you are using the ones that came with the receiver or dvd player.

Did you put a splitter onto the cable signal? If yes, the signal is attenuated to much and there simply isn't enough signal for the recorder to decode. Call your cable company and request a signal amplifier be placed on your line. It's usually free.