My DVD player works fine if connected to the TV using the AV out cable. If I play the player to view the picture on the TFT display, the screen appears blurred out. Nothing is recognisable on the display. Even when no disc is loaded, the screen doesn't display the default screen correctly. Is there some way to reset the TFT screen on the player? There are no problems with the sound output.
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Insert a DVD lens-cleaning disc into your player and press
"Play" to clean the DVD laser, eliminating picture problems due to read
errors. Do not use a CD cleaning disc as the brushes on these discs can
damage your laser.
2
Wipe your DVDs clean of all visible marks and dirt using a
lint-free cleaning cloth moistened with rubbing alcohol or glass
cleaner. This further fixes read errors which can damage the quality of
picture and sound.
3
Disconnect your DVD player from the TV or receiver you have
it connected to. Reconnect the DVD player directly to the "AV" or "Video
In" port of your television, firmly pushing the plug into place, to
eliminate possible noise from the receiver and ensure a clean
connection.
4
Connect your DVD player using an S-Video, component video or
HDMI cable. Standard yellow/red/white RCA connectors cannot carry the
high-quality signal that DVD discs are capable of transmitting, and will
display a particularly poor picture on flat-screen high definition
televisions. Use an HDMI cable, if your television and player support
it, or a red/blue/green component video cable.
5
Press "Setup" on your DVD remote and enter "Picture
Settings." Make sure your DVD player is set to display images in the
correct screen format ("Widescreen" or "16 x 9" for HDTV sets,
"Standard" or "4 x 3" for older square sets) and scan mode. If you are
using a DVD player that supports "Progressive Scan" on an HDTV or
flat-screen set, activate this setting; for older sets, choose
"Interlace" if given a choice.
For this unit the component output (green, blue, and red cables) only work for the DVD player portion of it. You will need to connect either the av input on the back or the front with composite (yellow, red, and white cables) to your television in addition to the component cables I assume you have connected already. Once you have done so you will need to switch this unit over to the right av output in order to access the vcr and also switch your television over to the right av input in order to pick up the signal from the vcr.
have you connected up correctly, have you selected correct EXTERNAL inputs, you do NOT "tune" a Channel to see picture, you choose external AV input on set. Must connect color to color. 3 for Composite Video AV.Yellow, Video, Red & White Audio. and 5 cables for Component 3 for Video , & 2 for Audio Blue, Green, Red, Also Red & White, Audio.
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You DO NOT use "Channels" to View a DVD player it usually connected to the AV External input. via AV, Yellow, (Video) Red & White, (Audio) or Component Video, Blue, Red & Green. (Video) + Red & White (Audio). These are selected via the External Inputs.
"I am also having difficulties in try to display the yamaha set up menu on the tv." According to the manual the display menu for TV will not work with HDMI hook up. I also have a Panasonic HD TV and can't get TV sound through my Yamaha AVR on "TV Sound" mode. Trying to use HDMI cable for this also. Do I need a digital optical cable or do I not have something set right?
hey 1st of all you gotta make sure that your son made tha right connections with the av cable (this is the cable with three different coloured pins) from your DVD to your tv. if this doesnt solve your problem then make sure you are using the correct av channel on your tv set that will allow you 2 play your DVD player because sometimes you cant play your DVD on thhe same av cannel you watch normal tv
check the cables from the DVD to the VHS to the TV (I am assuming that the sound is likewise connected to the TV and not to a home receiver system or an amplifier);
I am assuming again that you are using RCA and not RF, if yes pls pay special attention to the yellow RCA on both the DVD to VHS and VHS to TV;
diagonal roll often indicates a loose ground or a defective cable/RCA connector;
verify settings/configurations in all three; DVD, VHS, TV. TV should be set to AV or Video, VHS likewise to A/V INput;
try playing a known good VHS tape, if normal playback, problem is between DVD and VHS, if likewise no video, problem is between VHS and TV.
Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.
Good luck and kind regards. Thank you for using FixYa.
Connect your HDD Player to your Television (TV) or Monitor using AV Cable; your TV will become a full of AV Entertainment System.It is Capable of Downloading Files from your Computer,HDD Player can be act as your Mobile Hard Disk that Back-up your Important Files .It is Compatible with 2.5" IDE hard disk up to 500GB (not included) To computer :
Connect your HDD Player to your Computer using the USB2.0 output cable (cable provided); your HDD Player will become your External Hard Disk that will be managed by your computer Window Software ,Back-up your Important Files. But it need additional 2.5" IDEhard disk to work .
To TV or Monitor :
Your TV will become a full of AV Entertainment System after you connect your HDD Player to your Television (TV) or Monitor using AV Cable.Play movies,mp3 and view picture on TV directly,
Specifications:
Compatible with 2.5" IDE hard disk up to 500GB (not included)
It support NTFS and FAT32 formats
AV out to TV directly, VGA out to Monitor
When connected to your Computer, Do not connect your Power Supply
When connected to TV,it need power supply ( included,and which is compatible with your country)
Displays digital photos and movies on a TV, monitor without the use of desktop or laptop
Playable programs: MPEG4, Xvid, Divx, DVD,SVCD, VCD, JPEG, MP3,JPEG picture and MP3 song
Portable HDD function: USB 2.0 interface, windows management, be convenient for your study work and entertainment
Key button and Remote control operation
Supports TV type: PAL and NTSC
Audio outputs: stereo 2-ch (RCA)
Supports OS: Windows 98/98SE/2000/ME/XP
Portable design :132 x 80 x 19 mm
weight:215g
In the package comes: 2.5'' HDD player,USB cable,AV cables,remote control,manual ,power supply
Dear althea, I cannot help you with the first problem, but as for the second, "DVD does not come On" and "Do not understand Video 1, 2, & 3 settings." it is very simple.
YourTV has the sockets at the front Marked Video 1, Audio L and audio R, The y are in three colors - Yellow for video, red for audio right and White for Audio Left.
Similarly, you have 2 such sets of 3 sockets - they are Video 2 and Video 3.
This allows your TV to be connectod to three different Video sources - maybe a VCR, A Video game, and a DVD player.
To view the pictures generated by your DVD Player, all you gotts do is connect the supplied AV cord from the rear of the DVD player to the front three sockets in the proper order - Video from DVD to Video of TV, Audio L & R from DVD player to Audio L & R of TV. Now press Video on the TVs remote. Press repeatedly till you get Video 1 displayed on the screen. Then, if you now play your DVD player - make sure there is a disc in it - you will be able to view the picture / movie.
Good Luck
To computer : 
Specifications:
Only sound, no picture on DVDs.
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