Menu won't turn off

Perhaps your dvd player output is set for channel 3 so you have to select that channel for the dvd player to play on your tv. Some older analog tvs have a separate input for dvd on the back or front. In that case you have to select that setting from the tv menu

Sounds like a Picture in Picture screen popping up, but if you do not have a signal from another tuner, it will be blank.

Try hitting the PIP button on your remote to see if it turns it off and on.
Plus go into the tv menu and find the PIP settings.

try reset to defaults:

1. Press the 'MENU' button.
2. Press the cursor down to select SETTINGS.
3. Press cursor right twice.
4. Press the cursor down to select RESET AV SETTINGS.
5. Press cursor right on START NOW. Press the 'OK' button.
6. Press the 'MENU' button to exit the menu.

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u may have a bad cable box ( drectv) try a dvd player on the tv if it work fine that means u have a bad cable box ( drectv)

As far as I know, my Go Video machine when there was no box involved...

The cable came from the wall to the IN of the Go Video box. Then another cable coming from the OUT of the video box and to the IN to the TV. TV should be on channel 3. As far as I can remember, I don't need to push the TV/VCR button, but instead, have to channel down to below channel 2 on the TV to the LINE/INPUT selection. Once you go there, and the Go-Video machine is on, you should be able to see a clear picture.

You'll push the TV/VCR button if you want to toggle back and forth from the VCR picture to the TV picture (which will be technically blank since it's on the 'line input selection.)

Hope that helps.

If you go to menu do you get that on the screen?

If you select the HDMI channel to watch a dvd does it do it then, if not disconnect both ends of the scart lead and reconnect or replace. If the scart lead is not in properly this could happen, when you switch on the player and play a disc your tv will automatically switch to the AV/Scart channel, but you are better off manually turning the TV over to the HDMI Hi-Def channel for DVD.

While you have already compared settings on the phones, check out these settings that are often overlooked regarding the Internet connection, and not just the messaging portion.

Run through the list, and if it all matches, you should be all set.

From the standby screen, press the Menu Key.

Scroll to "Settings," press Select.

Scroll to "WebAccess," press Select.

Scroll to "Web Sessions," press Select.

Scroll to "Cingular MMS" press Menu.

(if not there select "new")

Scroll to "Edit," press Select.

Validate the following parameters:
Name: Cingular MMS
Homepage: http://mmsc.cingular.com
Service Type 1: HTTP
Gateway IP: 66.209.11.32
Port 1: 9201
Domain 1: leave blank
Service Type 2: WAP
Gateway IP 2: 0.0.0.0
Port 2: 0
Domain 2: leave blank
DNS 1: 0.0.0.0
DNS 2: 0.0.0.0
Time out: 5 minutes
CSD no 1: leave blank
Username: 1: leave blank
Password 1: leave blank
Speed (Bps) 9600
Line Type 1: ISDN
CSD no 2: leave blank
User Name 2: leave blank
Password 2 leave blank
Speed (Bps) 2: 9600
Line Type 2: ISDN
GPRS APN: wap.cingular
User Name: [email protected]
Password: CINGULAR1
Press Done.

Press Exit.

Press Back

Press Back.

Scroll to "Messaging," press Select.

Press the Menu key.

Scroll to "Inbox Setup," press Select.

Scroll to "MMS Message Setup," press Change.

Scroll to "Server Info," press Change.

Scroll to "MMS", press Menu key.

Scroll to and select "Edit".

Validate the following settings:
Service Name: MMS
Server Name: http://mmsc.cingular.com
Web Session Name: MMS

Try looking on your tv's menu for "input" or "input select". This should allow you to switch to your front AV inputs. If that doesn't work hook into the coaxial cable in the back of the set (the one for your cable or satellite input. Plug the cable from the output or to tv side of your reciever into the input of the dvd player and run another lenghth of coaxial cable from the output of the dvd player to the coaxial input where your satellite or cable was plugged into the back of your set. When you want to watch a DVD just turn on the DVD player and the picture should come up. When you turn it off your satellite or cable should come right back.