We have a lg, lcd tv.model#37-LD450, we cannot get our DVD player connected so that it plays, any help would be appreciated, owners manual on a dvd and no use

Free Magnavox Flat Panel Television User Manuals ...

tv.manualsonline.com > ... > Magnavox > TV and Video Magnavox

Products 1 - 50 of 128 - Magnavox OWNER'S MANUAL LCD TV Monitor 15MF200V/37. Pages: 0 ... Magnavox User Guide LCD TV With DVD Player 17MD250V.

Hi!
Please find your solution for the problem here:
http://www.bc.edu/offices/help/meta-elements/doc/articles/html/TV-cablesetupguide001.shtml


Thanks

try getting a new cable that connects the dvd player to the tv

The manual is available as a PDF here: http://www.lg.com/us/tv-audio-video/televisions/LG-lcd-tv-32LE5300.jsp . Click on Support and then the Televisions Manual on the right. Just above is a link to Adobe Reader if you need the program.

LG doesn't always support Mac systems but that shouldn't change the manual access if you have a working optical drive. If you have Adobe Reader, then the problem might be that the disc won't autoplay. Try manually accessing the contents of the optical drive. (Open the File explorer and then the optical drive.)

Next: is your DVD player a stand-alone device or is it part of the computer? How have you connected the TV and the DVD player? The model number would help. Generally, you need to change the source for the TV to match where the DVD player's cables are going into the TV. There is a button for this on the TV's remote (and on the TV, just left of the power button) - labeled Input. The DVD player should be off when the TV is turned on and then set to this source. (The TV can get confused otherwise.)

The HDMI and HDMI2 ports should work with a PC connection (1920x1080 with the input label set to PC for the TV if you change the label for the HDMI ports). The entire list of inputs should be TV, HDMI1, HDMI2, HDMI3, PC (VGA), AV in 1, Component in 1, AV in 2, Component in 2, HDMI4.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Your LG tv should have an optical output socket,if your surround system has one as well,(input) then connect an optical lead from the tv to the system,then select either input 1 or opti 1(depending on your system) you will then get the sound from whatever you are watching on the tv

your dvd is set to 480p. if it is a convertable dvd player set it to 1080i. the tv sets itsef to whatever the dvd player displays. if not all dvd is 480 to 720 p. blu ray will get you top notch 1080 display.

The white/yellow/red cables is solely your DVD to TV cable connection, If you play a DVD do you get the DVD picture? It looks as if you do not have the connection from the cable going into your TV input (aerial connector). If this is connected then you have to retune your TV. this is done by the Menu-set up button on the remote.

this link : http://www.consumer.philips.com/consumer/en/in/consumer/cc/_onlineStoreStatus_false/_productid_PET702_98_IN_CONSUMER/_retailStoreStatus_false/Portable-DVD-Player+PET702-98
features both a leaflet and manual for this model in pdf format. 

You will need to connect the dvd via one of the inputs on the tv then select that input on the tv to see the dvd. Since dvd can connect to the tv several ways I suggest you read the owners manual as they show all the hookups to the tv. If your dvd has an hdmi input that's the best output to use from the dvd player.

you have to plug everything to the tv. only thing them are good for is recording to some other unit. like dvd recorders