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Most common problem with all LCDs and Plasma is Bad Capacitors on power supply board they will be swollen or vented on Top. I would call a Repair shop and ask what they charge to check it out and if they offer to subtract the check out Fee from the repair Bill . Thats what I do when sets are bought in example if check out fee is 50.00 and I tell you it will cost $125.00 to repair set and you say Fix It, then when you come to pick up set Repair bill will be $75.00
Price the cost of a New set ,compared to having set repaired.
If it is only during watching a recording on the DVR then it may be the DVR that is the problem. Does a recording always break up at the same point? If so then the recording itself is bad and this may be due to a poor signal being received. If the breakup occurs randomly then the DVR may not be able to read the data from the recording media (Hard disk or DVD - you did not specify). The obvious first step is to try the DVR on another TV.
Connect your S-video output from the computer to an empty S-video input on the receiver. Connect your speaker output from computer to analog audio input on the receiver using a 1/8" stereo connector to RCA patch cable. You may have to set your computer to output video to the S-video jack, consult your HP documentation for instructions.
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