I have a ps1.But I don't have proper av input on the tv..It has two red and one white.Not red,yellow,white.What I need to do,to play my ps1.
If your TV has a scart connector then your local hardware or electronics dealer should have a scart to a/v connector for a few pounds/dollars. This is a scart plug with the 3 correctly coloured plugs on the top.
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SOURCE: Connections on back of TV
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SOURCE: LG 42'' TV has no sound but great picture. How do I get the sound?
You shouldn't need anything plugged into the accessory jacks to get local sound from your set.
Go through the main setup menu and check audio settings; they may be set to turn off the internal speakers to send the sound to a home theatre that you apparently don't have.
Most sets have that as a selection and supply L-R audio for an external system and mute the internal speakers.
FYI: The three connectors you mention are coded as follows:
Red - right channel audio
White - left channel audio
Yellow - composite video (contains synchronization signals and video)
These may be input connectors (for external VCR/DVD decks) so check your owner's guide to verify.
SOURCE: TV connections- Wii, Direct Tv and DVD palyer
Hidden switch for output coonections on back panel of dvd player.
SOURCE: 50" Vizio Plasma reads "No Signal" on all inputs?
Well, your TV is still under warranty. That's the good part.
The only thing I can recommend without voiding the warranty is leaving the TV unplugged for 30min. That way, the TV can reset itself and hopefully correct the problem.
If that doesn't solve the problem, it's time to use the VIZIO warranty.
Here's contact info if you need it.
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Toll-Free: 877.698.4946
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SOURCE: My wii connection is black and white
You are connecting it into the wrong input. The Wii comes with a RCA cables that should go into the Video (composite) input that has yellow, red, and white. The component input will not work with the RCA cable input. Plug your Wii into Video1 and you should get the right colors. There should be another HDMI on the side of your TV, there are inputs located both on the back and side of the TV for your convience.
connect a coaxial cable to your player then to the coaxial port on your tv. change the input to "either Coaxial, Cable 3 or any input that sets it to coaxial input.
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