I have a JVC television that has a vid 1 and vid 2 input slots. vid 1 is ran to my dvr, but vid 2 will not recogonize my playstation or my dvr. so i have lost the ability to play games on this tv. any suggestions?

Make sure the video input is on the matching input to where you have the audio. (ex. INPUT 1 vid with INPUT 1 Audio)

If you have the DVR connected to the TV with the Coaxial and the HDMI that is probably causing the problem I work for a Cable company and have dealt with this problem on numerous occasions. Try just disconnecting the Coaxial cable from the cable box that should fix this issue.

Ok. You connect the vcr to the televison first. Take an rca cable and connect it to the video out of the vcr then connect the other end to the av input on your television. Then take another set of RCA cables and connect them to the RCA av input on your vcr and connect the other end to the output on your dvr.

Now hopefully your tv has another RCA input you can hook directly to the dvr with another set of RCA cables to another one of the dvrs outputs. If not then don't worry about that.

Now make sure the tv is switched over to the av video RCA input the vcr is connected to and turn the vcr on. The vcr should be in input and when it is you will see the picture from your dvr and you will change channels with your dvr remote. You can now record using the vcr remote.

Plug dvd player directly into tv. WONT work through box;)
GOOD LUCK.
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Hello,

I have to ask the obvious question, is your tv on the correct Hdmi channel ?

You can use the channel down buttons on the television it self. If you keep going downward or all the way to the end you will most likely run into like vid 1 vid 2..etc....

Press the TV/VID button until you see picture, then remember the input. it has vid 1 vid 2 component 1 & 2 and HDMI then TV. You are currently on "TV". If you still have an issue post a comment and I can help some more

Do you have the remote? You will need to cycle through the inputs to get to video 1 or 3. You might have the buttons on the front of your tv that says tv/video or tv/vcr. If not go down the channels past 1 and it might automatically switch through the video input selections. For any of these solutions have the PS2 plugged into video 1 and turned on. Hope this helps.

Well first off i am assuming that your jvc ONLY has rf connections?
if so, the most you can do is go get an adaptor from walmart that has inputs for either svideo or components and output for rf.

It's probably just your cable tuner. Verify this by piping the cable into the same tv input that you use for the x-box or DVR. If you still get the bad picture you need to contact your cable provider.