Sony KV-32FS12 Component Video 4 Has A Wavy Picture

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Several possibilities here. First thing I'd try is replacing the HDMI cable. (They definitely do go bad). Second possibility is a problem with the cable box. HDMI outputs on these can fail too. If you have a set of "Component Video" cables (Pr/Py/Pb) try hooking up using those (you'll have to choose a different input on the Bravia). Good luck!

It sounds like you connected a regular yellow composite video cable to the green luma (Y) port of a component video connection, this will give you just a black and white image because the red (Pr/Cr) and blue (Pb/Cb) ports and cables carry the color information.

The cable u are using it is the S-video cable?Yes,this cable dosen't support audio.Must used a RCA component cable like R,W cable connected between the tv and the DVD player to get sound.

AV is composite, not component. Check the output settings and select component.

There is no calibration for the component video that I know of, check your cables you may have a bad Pr cable or the Pr/Pb ones may be mixed up.

Y (the green one) is for luminance, plug in ONLY this connector and you should see a black and white picture.

Now connect the Pr. You will now see red tones.

Now connect the Pb. And you will see blue tones.

Reverse the Pr and Pb and see what happens.

Oh and make sure you don't accidently have one plugged into a composite video or digital audio port.

Still not looking right?

Go into the input menu of the TV and change the component (or colourstream) input from RGB to Y/Pr/Pb. (most TVs do not have this feature.

Hope this helps!

the best configuration is using component AudioVideo cable.component video out from ps3 use 3 wires going to component video input to your tv (Y-Pb-Pr) and two wires for audio left.right. use av1 input on your tv to hook the audio and video. let me know if you still have issue.

the cables are fine labeled as they are you notice cr =pr, cb=pb and y is still y
the cables are fine and will deliver up to 1080I capabilities

Y PB PR is the analog version of the Y CB CR color space; the two are numerically equivalent, but Y PB PR is designed for use in analog systems whereas Y CB CR is intended for digital video.

I have the same exact problem. Same model, etc. Is there a resolution?