Trouble finding where plug connects

If you are having trouble connecting to your Netflix account on your Ecco smart TV, here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Check your internet connection: Make sure your TV is connected to the internet and that the connection is strong and stable. You can do this by checking other internet-connected devices in your home or running a speed test.
2. Restart your TV: Try restarting your Ecco smart TV by unplugging it from the power source for a few minutes, then plugging it back in and turning it on.
3. Update the firmware: Make sure your TV's firmware is up to date. Check the manufacturer's website for instructions on how to update your TV's firmware.
4. Clear the Netflix app data: Go to the settings menu on your Ecco smart TV, find the Netflix app, and clear its data. This will erase your login information, so you will need to log in again.
5. Uninstall and reinstall the Netflix app: If clearing the app data does not work, try uninstalling the Netflix app from your TV, and then reinstalling it from the app store.

If none of these steps work, you can also try contacting Ecco's customer support or Netflix's customer support for further assistance.

My Vizio Has a Blue Screen But Doesn't Shut Off Troubleshooting your Vizio TV requires that you first identify the source of the problem. A blue screen on your Vizio TV can indicate that you are experiencing a problem with the video input on your TV, while the failure to turn off may indicate that there is a problem with overcharged internal memory or your power capacitors in your TV.

Finding the cause of your Vizio's problems can involve trial and error.
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Check Your Connections The connections leading to and from your Vizio TV may be responsible for your Vizio TV having a blue screen and failing to power down. Tighten the coaxial connections to your TV and firmly press in any HDMI, component or composite video cables connecting to your TV, then check the signal on your TV to see if the blue screen problem resolves itself.

Discharge Your TV's Memory Overcharged internal memory can lock up your Vizio TV and prevent it from changing channels or turning off. To discharge your TV, unplug your TV and press and hold the "Power" button for 30 seconds. Plug the TV back into the electrical outlet after 30 seconds and check to see if the problem persists.
Change Input
The input source connected to your TV may be malfunctioning and preventing your Vizio TV from powering off. The "Input" button on your remote will allow you to select a new input source. Cycle through input sources until you find one that displays an image on your screen and power the TV off. If this method works, you may need to replace the input source preventing your TV from turning on.

Power-Cycle Your Equipment Power-cycling your equipment can solve errors created by devices or with your TV's power supply. To power-cycle your equipment, unplug your TV from the electrical outlet along with any devices connected to your TV. Plug your TV back in and turn it on. Plug in each device, one at a time, and notice if your TV displays a blue screen or has trouble turning off. Repeat this process for each device connected to your TV and replace any devices causing problems with your TV.

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If your TV has audio and video when connected to DVD player, its sound filtering circutary in RF[Radio Frequency] stage is in trouble. You yoursef cannot detect and repair it. You must get the service of an experienced service personal. It needs skill, ability to follow the schamatic diagram, and more patience.
If there is no sound when DVD player connected, the speaker of your TV has in trouble. It can be replaced by you, after unpluging your TV from mains socket, open its back cover, screw out it from its position and go for a similar type and impedence. Just refit the new and give the 2 connections. That is all. Ok.

If you got the plugs for it, its easy
If you don't have the same plugs then you might need a video card that does.

1) Connect the red, white & yellow audio leads in to the 360 scart adapter and then plug this in to the scart socket on the tv
2) change the xbox 360 selector at the back of the console from HD to TV
2) Select the input of scart on the tv

You should now get pictures & sound.

NEWER TV SETS REQUIRE THE RIGHT CABLES, USE S-VIDEO OR AN HDMI CABLE WILL SOLVE ANY PROBLEM
ALSO SOME T.V SETS ARE JUST LIKE THE PLUG AND PLAY YOU HAVE WITH COMPUTERS, ONCE THE RIGHT CABLE IS CONNECTED AND YOU CHANG TV INPUT FROM YOUR REMOTE IT WILL PICK UP YOUR DVD

Try using the RCA split connect cables, it is a very short Y cable having one male and two female on the same connection. Then you just plug into them, you will delete one cable for each connection using this.

The camera details are not available online as it is a discounted product, however it is supposed to have a standard RCA video out connection (probably with a yellow insulator). To connect this to a tv you will need a standard RCA cable - you can get them as a combined 3 part cable with a red and a white one to connect the audio also if the camera has this output - maybe it uses a stereo 2.5mm jack plug on the camera end for which you can get a cable or an adaptor. At the Tv end, the connection depends on what the tv has available - many have direct RCA input connections, if not and it only has a scart input (large rectangular plug with lots of pins) you can get an adaptor for RCA to scart in any electronics store. After that you just need to establish how to change the source on your tv to match whichever input you are using, most tvs will have a source button on the remote that you just press until you find the right one - some tvs will select this automatically. If you are having trouble with this, then please post back with the make and model of the tv you want to use, and if possible take a picture of the connections on the tv and on the camera (use a mirror if you cant borrow another camera) and post the photos back here - then i can tell you exactly which cables you need and how to connect it up. Hope this helps - please post again with details and/or photos if not :)