Changhong Tv plays DVDS but only in B&W no color everything else works

If your Changhong 60" Plasma TV model 3D60C4000i has stopped working due to a sudden power fluctuation, it is likely that the TV has been damaged. Power fluctuations can cause a variety of issues, such as blown fuses or damaged circuit boards, which can prevent the TV from turning on or functioning properly. In this case, it is recommended to have the TV assessed by a qualified technician to determine the specific cause of the problem and recommend a course of action for repair.

Question edited to correct the maker name chung to Chang.

If the television works for normal television and playing DVDs, the problem is that your internet connection doesn't have the speed and bandwidth to live stream. You need a 25mbps supply, preferably 50mbps, mine is 125mbps for IPTV over a bonded phone line. You need more speed than you actually think you need.

Try changing the channel on the TV to 3. Most cable boxes change everything to channel 3.

Check the sound setup to TV. Refer its user manual for details. Check whether the audio format to the recorded disc do match with to that of TVs.

Some inputs on tvs won't process the color signal. Try one of the other inputs. Mine does the same. If u have already used the working ones on something else, U will need a switch to select one or the other available at Radio Shack if u can find one.

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Bring it back to the place of purchase since the item is under warranty, this is a manufacture defect and you are in your perfect right to have a replacement.

Check your cables going from your DVD player to your TV to make sure everything is plugged in all the way and correctly. If the problem continues try a DVD that you know works and is a color movie and see how it plays.

Could be because it is set to NTSC. Needs to be set to Pal.

check the color and display settings on the 360 as well as the tv

Check your cables between your DVD player and the TV, this play has component video outputs that could possibly cause this issue.