Our tv shows a great picture through hdmi 1 but hdmi 2 our dvd player fades out after a few minutes, Does this with the Wii on the AV1 setting~ is this common and can be easily fixed?

The back of the lry517 has 2 sets of audio outs and 1 set of audio ins. If you are using the component video outs, use the audio outs to the right of the component outs. If you are using AV1, it should be the audio to the left of the component outs.

The tape's audio may be very low, try turning up the tv volume? You could also try adjusting the tracking? Have you tried using the AV1 outputs? It would be Composite Video and stereo audio.

1. Make sure the video cables are properly connected. The cables that connect the DVD player to the TV should be securely plugged into the correct ports on each device. Double-check that the cables are not loose or damaged.
2. Check the input source on your TV. Make sure the TV is set to the correct input source that the DVD player is connected to. For example, if the DVD player is connected to HDMI 1, then the TV should be set to HDMI 1 as well.
3. Check the TV's settings. Some TVs have a "picture in picture" or "picture by picture" feature that may be turned on, preventing the main picture from showing.
4. Check the DVD player's settings. Some DVD players have a setting that controls the aspect ratio of the picture. Make sure this is set correctly for your TV.
5. Check the TV and DVD player compatibility. Some TV's are not compatible with older DVD players and this could be the reason for the lack of picture.

Is it possible that whatever you have plugged into HDMI 1 requires a firmware update ? for example a dvd player etc

Or perhaps the tv cannot handle the resolution if this is the case you will want to set it at what the computer manual states what it can handle with HDMI

If not perhaps Unplug the tv for a few minutes, and then let it boot back up and trying your hdmi inputs again. This should reset the microprocessor.

Best of luck :)

Is it registering the correct input? HDMI/ AV1/ AV2/ SCART!

Format or color system incompatibility, loose contacts in cable, RC jacks or sockets. Connect a DVD player in that input and try.

Is the same HDMI cable you use in other TV.Will you properly check the plug of HDMI cable at the HDMI input of your TV and check the setting.

You have probably found out now that you would need to get your digital reception by connecting a set top box to the LG, say to AV1, then select AV1 when making a recording.

try tighting the screws on the inverter. they sometimes get loose and then you lose the grounding.

I had a similar issue, try adjusting the advanced settings on the DVD player.....I can't recall which settings it should be on, but when I adjusted them on my upconverting DVD player everything worked fine after.

Try the input button on the DVD remote. You may have to move it to AV1 to get a picture??? Just a suggestion.