Game mode not showing any picture - Sylvania 6432TE 32" TV

There could be several reasons for this issue, and it would be helpful to know more about the specific model of your TV and any troubleshooting steps you have already tried.
Here are a few possible causes of the issue you are experiencing:

• A faulty HDMI cable or port: If you are using an HDMI cable to connect your TV to another device (such as a cable box or streaming device), try using a different HDMI cable or port to see if that resolves the problem.
• A problem with the TV's display: If the TV's display is damaged or not functioning properly, it could cause the picture to not show up. This could be due to a hardware issue and may require professional repair.
• An issue with the TV's settings: It's possible that the TV's picture settings may be set to a mode that is causing the picture not to display. Try going into the TV's settings and checking the picture mode to see if that resolves the issue.

It could be the T-CON board or the main board.

your tv will have more control of colour/picture quality. but depending on what cable you are using. if you are only using the S-video cable you will get better picture using the Component Video (Y, Cb/Pb, Cr/Pr) cable. change the video output setting from RGB to composite mode and that should improve the picture quailty

Late, but the answer that works for me.
Run Compatibility Mode win 95 or win 98/ME.
Edit the shortcut. Edit the Target.
Add -window after the existing text in Target.

e.g.
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Hasbro Interactive\Super Scattergories\Scattergories.exe" -window

Which game are you trying to open?
If the game is Counter Strike or such like that, try to open it on another video mode, like OpenGL or Software mode. This error shows that the game is trying to initialize in D3D mode, which your system does not support, so please try another video mode.

You may be running them in 60hz mode. When the game starts and asks you if you would like 50hz mode or 60hz mode, choose 50hz.

Here's one possiblility.

There should be a switch on the x box cable that goes from High definition output to analog.

Try changing the swith setting.

The tv will show correctly in 720p mode. Cable box and PS3 must be set to display in 720p or the green tint will remain. For the PS3 I return it to 1080p when I am about to play a game, blu-rays and dvd's can only play in 720p.

Could possibly be that it is not connected up correctly, or your playstation has died. If you have access to another playstation, hook it up to your cables as they are hooked up. If the screen works. Your playstation has died.

If not, and you have the same issues, try their cables, and if that doesn't work. You have it plugged in incorrectly.

with the set turned off press the game
button and if it comes on it should be
in game/cable mode