I get Horizontal lines on my Zenith Model 1QB32B44W when I use the componet connection from cable box to TV. If I use the S-Video cnnection from Cable box to TV it is fine. How do I get rid of these lines. Thank you

Your guess would be as good as mine.

Generally black horizontal lines are from the panel being bad, you could try a new Tcon board but I doubt it will help

Horizontal lines are usually caused by a bad LCD (screen)..

Hello:The xbox came with an audio and video cable, probably componet cables on one end, if you are going to use HDTV input which is the red/grn/blue cables on the end of you xbox plug them into the corresponding color in the back of the tv, also on your cable is a switch labeled HTDT and TV make sure the switch is in the HDTV mode if you are going to connect the componet cables if you are going to use regular video then make sure its in the other posistion. If you use componet cables you are going to use the red an white audio cables also a total of five cables should be connected to the TV. Some newer xboxs have hdmi output as well this is the better of the three connections as it also has audio and hd all on one cable. using your tv's remote switch the tv's input to the same input you connected your xbox to. HAPPY GAMING..

you have to change color system of dvd(ntsc, pal,) normally dvd remote will p/n button..press it to change color system,,otherwise u have to change color system of ur tv

The converter box simply installs between your Antenna and your TV (tune to channel 3 or 4) http://digitaltips.org/docs/FlosTips.pdf

A dvd that does not Record is designed to simple install into a separate Input connection on the TV (do you have a VCR/DVD combo?)

Do you have an older TV with only one "Input" for a cable connection? (no Red/Yellow/White Inputs) if yes you may need to take a trip to Radio Shack

You need a converter plug an "F" connector, on the end of wall cable to "Belling-Lee" in Rear of TV, the "Antenna" socket. Then simply, plug in and scan for channels as usual.

Hi,

First of all, if you have a cable box for cable TV this will be first in line. Next connect the antenna in from the VCR to the cable box (or antenna system)output. Lastly, connect the output of the VCR to the RF input on the TV. With this setup you will need to tune the VCR tuner to the output channel of the cable box (ch3or4)If your TV has audio/video inputs you can connect the DVD/VCR to your TV with these cables instead of the RF cable. Your TV will have to be on ext video inputs.

Hope i helped you.

Thanks for using ' Fixya ' and have a nice day!!

It may be problem with the TV but I've seen cable boxes cause this as well. Try unplugging the box and running the cable directly to the TV's RF input. If the lines are gone, its the cable box.

michtech

you should make sure everything that may cause interference is away from any of those cables, such as cable/dsl modem, wifi router..etc because they cause a large amount of electromagnetic interference