I want to hook up several tvs at once - Televison & Video

Power button may need to be replaced. Try turning on via remote.

Some TVs need to warm up before coming on. Hitting the power button several times may in all actuality be Turing it off and on.

Most TVs have several input selections on the back so you don't have to go thru the cable box. Look thru your TV owners guide for the best choice

You can try resetting the display settings. What you need to do is plug in the input that you would like to use, whether it is the HDMI cord or your composite cable, and then press and hold the power button. It will beep once when it turns on, then continue to hold it and it will beep 3 times. Once it has beeped 3 times, you can release the power and it should start up with the input working just fine. If not I would suggest getting a hold of Sony to try their troubleshooting techniques and possibly getting your console repaired.

The VGA cabel has vast signal capacity. However, the computer to has as much sigal cacity. The TV also has as much signal capacity as well. The computer in this situation is providing the signals to all devices connected to the insfrusture. However, the computer has a functionality requirements mode. For exaomple, the computer blankout whenever resolution is increased is n consideration of requirng so much power supply for all displays on several powerfun screens of much high defincition capapacity. The more high definition the computer, the possibility of powering signlas to TVs of much least intensity not vise verser.

All TV over the air is transmitted as a digital signal now. In order to see it on an older TV (read Analog), you must have a signal that you can receive(antenna hook up) and a digital to analog converter box. That box allows you to see your digital signal on older TVs. The signal is sent from the antenna to the box via a RF connection, and decoded to channel 3 or 4 (your choice). for further information see Consumer Report at:

http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/electronics-computers/tvs-services/non-digital-tvs/digital-converter-boxes/digital-tv-converter-boxes-first-look-3-08/overview/digital-tv-converter-boxes-first-look.htm

Yep. Depending how you already have things hooked up to your stereo, there is an audio out red/white on the back of your television that you would hook up to your stereo. Once connected, any sound that would normally come out of your television, will come through the stereo instead. Some TVs you have to tell it to use an external device for this to work. Just open your TVs menu, enter your audio set-up and you should see an option for sound output. Enjoy. :D

If you are using HDMI connectors then you need to go into the menu of the tv and select one for your device. Make sure it is recognizing it. Some TVs default to one HDMI port when there are several. Check them to make sure it is 'recognizing' the port you are using.

If the satellite picture displays on other tvs in the house, and you have the satellite hooked up to the rear projection tv you may have to do the following:
1. Using the remote, select the input button. You will now see a menu of several choices.
2.Methodically go from one to the next until your satellite pix appears.

We have a pretty good signal when we use the antenna but when we hook up the converter box we get no channel weak signal no channels we have a amplipher on it it does not help .

Unfortunately the ILO TVs aren't a good investment. If you just purchased the television, I would return it as soon as possible and purchase a more reliable and well known brand. ILO support services is almost non-existant and there are several comments on other blogs regarding the Ilo brand. I have two ILO 26" HD, which I purchased in Aug '06 and am now beginning to experience problems.