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When the tv is turned on it comes up with a message sayin "fail to connect" checked all the connections and everything is where it suppose to be please help
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'Searching for connection' sounds like it's looking for a network link. check your internet connection. If it's supposed to be watching cable or broadcast TV, check the setup menu.
This sounds like your hard drive has failed or the connection is faulty.
Disconnect the tower from the mains, take off the cover and check the ribbon connector between the hard drive and the motherboard, one may have come adrift. If so, remake the connection, if not, then the drive has failed.
The only way around it is to replace it with another and re-install the operating system
Hi,
1. Make sure it's connect to "Audio Out" on your DirecTV box.
2. Yes, the blue light should be on while unit is on an received a signal.
3. Check a second set of audio cables, just to be sure.
4. Toggle the Auto On/Off button on the ZVOX remote.
5. Make sure you've turned up the volume via the ZVOX remote.
If all these fail, contact us at zvoxaudio.com.
Tom
Re-connect to me on the chat and we'll get this sorted. I'm really sorry - I got disconnected and the system would not allow me to reconnect to you. I have some ideas but chat would be easiest. If you don't want to chat, post a message here and I'll message back with some things to try.
Everything I've read on the web says cable box to tv connection must also use component (rgb) cables. The error is coming from the cable box (STB). All the Scientific Atlanta (SA) cable boxes seem have this Digital Rights Management (DRM) bug and the only way to be totally rid of the error is to replace the digital connection from box to the TV with an analog connection.
Two things come to mind: copy protection and resolution settings. The TV may not allow copy protected material to come from your LG, or the sampling frequency may be unacceptable. On page 15 of the manual it talks about 96kHz and 48kHz frequency settings. The third thing to check is the vertical resolution using the RES button on the front panel. SDTV is 480, and HDTV is anything above that. Using the HDMI is supposed to allow upconvert to 1080i max if your set can use that resolution. tom
Reset the cable/sat box and reset the TV by powering off both and unplugging them for the wall outlet for 30 seconds. Turn cable/sat box on first, and then TV after 30 secs.
If this fails, check the TV manufacturer's website to see if they have any software upgrades that will resolve the HDMI issue.
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