I've spent the better part of a day trying everything twenty times to get appletv to display on screen. Am using the component 2 input, Y/Cr-Pr?/Pb cables/jacks. Audio via analog to receiver.
I've tried Apple's advised solution - trying to adjust resolution, using the apple remote to request from the appletv unit. I hear these cute little bleeps (almost tivo-like) every minute or so - for about half an hour - but never see anything other than the bright blue screen. Have unpluged, upgraded, restarted. Three times.
Everthing's snuggly plugged in - and using cables that work on the dvd player - and the same component input that worked for the dvd player.
Have the right input for viewing - any ideas - known problems?
TVtechmaniac is spot on. I own this unit and it has one DTV input which is 480p/1080i. Plug your component apple tv into this and you should be good to go. Im assuming the atv auto configs? If not, set to 1080i and you should be good to go.
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