Component Video Problem

I'm having a problem with my Component Video connectors on my Sony KV - 27FS100 TV. I recently purchased a new component video cable thinking my old had gone bad. However, I am still having the same problem. The problem I am having is horizontal (black) lines across the screen when trying to play a DVD hooked up to my TV with component video cable. I can see that the DVD is playing and I am getting sound, but the picture is obviously not being seen because of the horizontal (black)lines are not allowing the picture to be seen. When I hook up using composite video cables (not my preference), everything is fine. So, I think problem lies with the component video connectors. I'm thinking that maybe something has become disconnected or loose? Is this something that I can fix myself? Or, do I need to take it to a repair shop? Is this a costly repair? Everything else works fine on the TV. Please advise! Thank you, Randy Dissmore

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The problem is not with your tv it's with your dvd player. You have to go into the setup on the dvd player and change your output setting to component.

Posted on Feb 05, 2007

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Try http://fletchersite.com/ask.html

Posted on Feb 06, 2007

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