Cant get teletext through hdmi cable ?

Type A is the standard 19 pin HDMI connection. To connect most set-top boxes (Blue-ray, streaming boxes), you will use a HDMI to HDMI cable. The streaming sticks will just plug right into this standard port. When you purchase a HDMI to HDMI cable, this is the one you will see. The version number of the HDMI standard indicate the maximum resolution that the manufacturer knows will be transmitted by the cable without a problem.

This contrasts to the mini-HDMI (type C) port that is on some cameras, video cameras and some phones/tablets for connecting to a TV. For those, you use a mini-HDMI to HDMI cable to connect the device to view the images/video on your TV. There are a few other HDMI connection designs that were for specialty cases (like the locking type E for devices that could vibrate) or were rendered obsolete.

I hope this helps.

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the web began to take over some of the functions of teletext from the late 1990s, and many broadcasters have ceased broadcast of teletext-CNN in 2006 and the BBC in 2012. The decline of teletext has been hastened by the introduction of digital television, though an aspect of teletext continues in closed caption .

Make sure the system is off.

Hold down the Power Button for 5-6 seconds - until you hear the second beep.
This resets the video settings to defaults (standard video output).
Power up the PS3 again and it should auto-detect the hdmi at this point.

If that does not work use the original audio/video cable that came with the system, power it on, then adjust the video settings and try the hdmi cable again.

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Check it from the cable operator/service provider, are they offering text service if so, then consult with user manual or technician for assistance.
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Hi swizz33 onthe VIP211 receiver there are many different connections you can use besidesthe HDMI cable to connect your VIP211. You can use the RCA cable as well as aCOAX cable and there are the Component cables you may use and all of those typesof cables will give you picture and sound.

Check CC/TELETEXT setting, most likely your teletext is activated,switch it off and black square will go away.

turn laptop on when the hdmi cable is in it not after laptop is on

check the website for the remote you have bought and enter the codes for newer models of your make of tv keep trying 1 of them should work but might not give you all functions like teletext

First try just 0000. That is the default codes for most TVs. If the box is from a cable or satellite company try the last four of your social security number or account number.

Part of your message I cant really understand but if this helps you out at all, Try to get a new box from your service provider. I have been hearing other people having problems losing signal from HDMI enabled cable boxes, if it doesnt work then just try your standard Component cables, they can still output 1080p from an xbox 360 and thats better than the 1080i you will get from cable. Some TV's just dont keep the power flowing to the HDMI reciever for some reason or another. The component cables shouldn't give you any problems though. Good luck.