Set up need to know where is dvd is pluged from tv to dvd is video out or input

Setting up your DVD executive shelf
system

Overview

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Refer to the following figure to connect your audio equipment.
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Make sure that all connections are correct and secure.
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Connect the Power supply last.

Connecting your TV

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If your TV has A/V inputs, connect this system to your TV with
A/V cables, and set the TV to the A/V input.
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If your TV has an S-Video input, use the S-Video input to
connect the system and TV (higher quality image than A/V).
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If your TV has component inputs, use three connection cables
to connect the system and TV (higher quality image than
S-Video).

Hummmm... the YELLOW RCA should be your VIDEO cable and have VIDEO signals.

Are you SURE your TV is set to the CORRECT "INPUT" SETTING? And DO YOU hear and audio>?

Anthony

There are two different methods for attaching the DVD to a TV.<br>If the TV has the red and white audio jacks and the yellow video jack, then you just plug them in and then set your TV to use the alternate video input.&nbsp; There should be a button to cycle through the video choices on the remote or menu.<br><br>If you do not have any alternate audio and video jacks on the TV, only then do you need to buy an RF modulator and plug that into the antenna in of the TV, and select channel 3 or 4.<br><br>Here is a better description, with diagrams:<br><br>http://trutech.supportsync.com/article.aspx?id=1005<br><br>

Hi Tana,

If your TV is supplied with a video input, you will need a set of Composite Baseband video cables commonly known as RCA cables (Yellow, Red, White).

See the last paragraph if your TV is not supplied with a video input.

You will connect the Yellow (Video) from the DVD's video output, to the Yellow (Video) input on the TV set; example is VIDEO 1 or AV1.
You will connect the Red (Right Audio) from the DVD's Red Audio output, to the Red (Right Audio) input on the TV set using the same input number as example above.
You will connect the White (Left Audio) from the DVD's White Audio output, to the White (Left Audio) input on the TV set using the same input number as example above.

Turn on DVD, and TV set. Select the proper input on the TV set using the input button (video, source, AV select, etc.)

If your TV set is not supplied with a video input only a coax cable input, you will need an RF Modulator which can be purchased at any Best Buy, Radio Shack, Wal-mart, etc. You will also need a small coax jumper (3 to 6 foot should do it), and a set of RCA cables (Yellow, Red, White) as described above. The RF Modulator comes with instructions on how to connect it. It has a coax input, RCA input and a coax output that will connect to your TV set.

I hope this helps. Cheers.

Make sure the the necessary input of the tv is select to be able to play the sound from your DVD. Also check to make sure you are pluging in the sound cords into the input sound of the tv and not the output. Make sure the source of the tv that you selected to play the DVD through has a sound jack associated with it.

You need to determine what output options your DVD player has. Take a look at the rear of the player. It will certainly have RCA jacks for video and audio outputs (yellow for video, red and white for right and left channel audio). It may also have RCA jacks for component video (marked Y, Pb and Pr). Finally, it may have a threaded connector marked "out to TV" or "antenna out" or something similar. This is called RF output.

Most players today don't offer RF output because nearly every TV has direct AV inputs available. If your DVD player has RF output, connect the output connector to the TVs antenna input. You need a coaxial cable with F-connectors on the ends. One may have been supplied with the player. RF output is on channel 3 or 4, set by a switch on the back of the player or by its on-screen setup. Just set the TV to that channel to watch a DVD.

If your player doesn't have RF output, you connect it to the TV using the AV jacks. You need cables with RCA plugs to to connect the video and audio from the player to the TV. Then you switch the TV to its video input to watch the DVD.

This is where you might run into problems. Many TVs need the original remote control to switch inputs. (Some older RCA sets used channels 90, 91 and 92 to switch to their video inputs so any remote would work, but these sets were made before 125-channel tuning became standard. If your set is one of those models, those are the auxiliary channels you heard about.) If you can't switch the set to video input with front panel buttons and you don't have the right remote, you're not completely out of luck.

If you can't use your set's AV inputs or it just doesn't have any, you need an RF converter. These cost around $15. They take the audio and video from the DVD player and convert it to channel 3 or 4. Then you hook that output to your TV as described above.

well i would say make sure you have the player pluged into an input on the tv you are gonna have to go in the menu and goto video setting try to find that input okay wish you would have posted what kind of tv you had but try that okay on your cord yellow is video red and white is sound okay good luck shad

I fixed this myself, I pluged the av cord directly from the sd box into the video input, the scart into the tv dvd, the rca into the video from the sd box then from the video rca to the tv rca, works a treat

Reduce the video resolution on your "input".

You may have to tell the amp which type of input the dvd and tv are pluged into eg phono,optical or coax,you should find this in the amp set up menu.
hope this helps.
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