Clear sound with jumping picture

reset to factory default and setup from scratch, that should clear any mis-set adjustments.
You will have to set up from scratch though.
Also, check all cables are secure

If you get a clear picture using your DVD player, then the problem may not be the TV, but rather with the satellite decoder, or the wiring from the source to the decoder.

Some of their very old sets the video input was located on channels in the 90's; Try scrolling down from 99 to 90 to see if you locate the video input; this is just the way they did things in the older sets.

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Hello friend, First have you check on the lense, ok? the cleaning is good but if not responding then it is from the lense, i think the lense is getting weak, so that is why is not picking the CD well. It needs a change. Secondly, the Cd maybe bad that is why is giving you such error's

When properly connected to a High Definition display or TV, Blu-Ray Disks (BD) should play crystal clearly. Inserting an old "non-Blu-Ray" disk (or the original "DVD") in the Blu-Ray player will display a comparatively "fuzzy" picture. This is the difference between High Definition and Standard Definition. A "BD player" can not "upgrade" the picture quality on DVDs to that of a BD or High Definition picture.

Rent, purchase or choose Blu-Ray Disks (BD) whenever a choice is offered to view the High Definition version of a movie or video. Selecting the DVD version will provide the lower quality or Standard Definition version of the same movie or video.

Check the covers or disk itself to determine if the movie or video is in DVD or BD format. That will tell you what you can expect for picture quality.

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That sounds like it could be the hyper module causing the problem. It usually caused by bad capacitors on that board.

Try to do fine tuning with all tv chanels

yes this is a simple fix,change the tv channel up 1 or down 1

Are you in the UK? Is the new DVD player compatible with TV in your area?

Some technical details like make and model would be helpful.

It may be that the tape you are trying to record from is copy-protected. You will then get a "scrambled" picture