What channel does my proscan tv need to be on to play a game on xbox

The good news is that the red cable is one of the audio channels. Your tv is mono and will work fine without the red cable. You need to hit the input button on your remote or your tv. You can also try hitting the channel down button. Once you get past channel 2 or 3, it should go to the inputs. I hope this helps.

It would depend on if it is a smart tv or a standard tv (meaning it is a tv and no applications,network etc are on it). If you have a standard tv you would need internet and a device to play your netflix such as Xbox 360, Xbox one,Amazon Firetv, PS3, PS4, etc. Then you sign into netflix on those devices.

In the event your tv is a smart tv and has a netflix app on it you need to connect either wire or wireless internet to the tv before you can sign into the netflix app.

push the av/tv button in the tv panel.

check for a dry joints at the inverter board for the screen back light, which may have loose contact.

You have to use your original Tv remote. You cannot use the XBOX 360 remote. thats for the 360..If you have lost your original tv remote.. by a new one.

have you switched the switch to hdtv and NOT tv on the back of the big grey ariel plug going into your 360 ? then turn your tv to the aux or av channel as it wont be on a normal channel ??

Try running your game via av/hdmi - you will have to change settings on xbox so that it is comp.with the channel you are trying to play through.

that is nothing to do with the update iv done one for nearly every other game.

try to manually find the xbox through your tv i have to find it myself all the time. it looks like the auto find on your tv has changed, but it shouldnt be anything to do with the xbox.

Sounds like you are using the Component cables but are not on the correct component channel. Keep searching through your input channels to find the right one. Some older TV's that intergrated component inputs merged them with the normal input channels. I had this same problem with a JVC TV.

Mike, before you decide to pony up the money for the hdtv take the thirteen inch set in and connect it to the same coax cable that is currently connected to the set with the audio issue. If you have clear audio the issue is definitely with the set. If not try replacing the coax connectors behind the wall plate, the barrel in the wall plate, and the coax from the wallplate to the tv. I am curious if the audio is clear when playing a DVD, VCR or Xbox? Hopefully we can isolate the problem. Thanks for using Fix Ya.