Ds27510 tv sanyo

Ur tv have a video input holes R,Y,W.?Use the RCA cable R,Y,W to hook up to play the DVD player.Use the tv video 1 input to watch dvd movie.

Yellow goes in the Video In ,White goes in the Audio in.If you don't have any imputs there are converters that will convert A/V inputs to RF (antenna).Good Luck

I also have this ******* problem and apparently there is not solution. So just remember, next time you wanna find the urge to buy a ******* sanyo...dont do it. Sanyo = Bigfoots ****!

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

the first thing that you need to do is use the video cables and audio cables that are on the back of the unit. This makes sure that you have sound and video.

plug in dvd player direct to tv yello red white for sound into a input ok vidieo one ect then change input on tv to that input ch2 hit ch down to go into inputs

You can find the manual here:

http://www.retrevo.com/search/v2/jsp/downloadPage.jsp?doc=b7a9e24543cb9cdef7c4e094fb734a9a&q=Sanyo+DWM-400

They will make you enter your email address if you want to download the manual.

I'm not sure you'll need the manual if you have a newer TV and want to hook this up the way most people do.

Just about all new televisons have a variety of video inputs. Typically you use one for your Cable box, one for your DVD (or VCR). When you wish to watch cable you "tell" your TV you want to view that input and when you want to watch the DVD player you tell the TV that's the input to use. Most Cable Box remotes are set up to control the TV so you can change the input without having to use the original TV remote. You can also, generally, change the TV input from the front panel of the TV set. If you give me the make/model of your TV I may be able to help you figure out how to switch inputs.

But back to the DVD. I downloaded the manual and this DVD can generate output in a few different formats. The easiest will probably be the jacks numbered 2 which is the Audio There are two them, one is RED, and one is WHITE, and jack number 4. This is the Video and will be YELLOW in color. I'll be the DVD player came with a cable set that has three connectors on each end. They will be colored YELLOW, RED, and WHITE.

You should simply need to plug one end of this cable set into the jacks mentioned above on the DVD player and then plug them into one of the inputs on your TV. Pay attention to which TV input you use because you'll need to select that input to watch the DVD.

If you have an older TV we will need to use a different method to hook up the DVD player.

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I too just bought an RCA remote for the same television. The button to access other video screens is the A/B button on mine (next to the last channel button).

Ours is doing the same thing except on Video 1. I called Sanyo customer service and they said I need the original remote. They were willing to sell me one for $20. Here is what I did instead. I used a cable box and hooked the cable in to it. Then I took the type of cables that will hook into my video 1 slot and plugged them in there and plugged them into the back of the cable box in the "cable out" positions. It worked ! If you do not have a cable box you might try a DVD/VCR combo or a VCR. Good Luck

if you tryed to hook up into another video input you also have to switch the inputs on the remote in the input menu from input 1 or 2 to the same.