Black & white resolution

Assuming that there is no issue with the brand new TV or the DVD player....

1. Black and white issue could be due to a misrouted video component cable

2. The pixels could be just a problem with the low resolution that the DVD may be putting out or the current aspect ratio setting.

Another user at this site had some success using the following procedure to unlock their XV-n670 DVD player: (the code is actually for model JVC XV-N652)

Open tray

Press 0 three times

Brings up a menu

Press 0 for multi region

Press Enter

Press Pause to exit.

hi, could be the capacitors in the power supply on their way out especially if the problem has been getting worse recently

It's your 'scart lead'. It's either come lose at your TV or player, if not buy a new one, they are cheap enough.

Below is the only known process to unlock that model of DVD player. Does not work on 100% of dvd players.

1. Turn on dvd player
2. Open the tray
3. Press 0000 in the Remote Controller
4. Change to any region you want (0 for region free)
5. Press Pause to confirm your change
6. Turn off
7. Turn on again and enjoy

Hope this works for yours, please post back if it does. Thank you for trying Fixya!

Check on the Tv sistem look on the remote for this button

You will use component video cables.  They come in threes and all they require you to do is connect the DVD output with the TV input and match the cable colors on both ends.  They will be red, white, and yellow.  The yellow is the video, and red and white are left and right audio.  If your TV is too old to have stereo audio, only one (red or white) audio cable needs to be connected.  It doesn't matter which.  The yellow cable always needs to be connected.

Another option, but a slightly less common one, is to use a single AV cable to connect the two.  The reason this is less common is because most newer TV's do not have AV input, and newer DVD players do not have AV output.  If it does, however, this is the most simple, and you probably wish to take advantage of it, so you have a connection available when you purchase a newer unit which does not have AV.

Look at the back of the DVD player it should have a NTSC & PAL switch ,but remember to switch off the dvd player after you change it over to NTSC or PAL

i hope this will help you

craig:)

Have you tried to go to a different channel?

what is a jvc xv player? how about if u connect ur tv to a cable program, does it give u the same problem? if not, ur xv player is not compatible with ur tv or tv needs to configure setting and also that means ur tv is ok. if yes, there is a problem in the color circuit of ur tv. have it check by a serviceman. but if its not economical to do it, just buy a new one.