Super video and composite wont work with progressive dvd

It does work with component, but why it wont with the others is bewildering. thanks for any suggestions

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Hi there

Right next to the Mainboard sits the inputboard where all your video inputs go into. This small board might need replacement.

Very cheap to have replaced.

Posted on Apr 01, 2008

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