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Teri Cuyler Posted on Nov 05, 2013

Picture quality is in black and white, grainy

Initial set up with player worked fine. I have double checked the cables running between the TV and DVD player and all appear to be plugged in correctly, but the picture is in black and white and is quite grainy. I can't figure out how to correct

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 23, 2007

SOURCE: Rear projection dark picture

Open up the front of the set and find the screen controls and perform a grey scal alighnment by adjusting the red , blue , and green screen controls but be carefull and make sure you adjust them evenly or the picture will not look right. Good Luck

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Anonymous

  • Posted on Aug 22, 2008

SOURCE: Th-C5 JVC Home Theater System

no hdmi

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 04, 2009

SOURCE: Component Cable

Component video quality is better then Composite Video (yellow wire)
Of course component cable hook up will improve picture quality.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 18, 2009

SOURCE: When I plug in my camcorder to the tv using the AV cable and select the correct tv input, the picture does not display on the tv and there is a trememdous amount of feedback.

I connect my camcorder to the TV with regular RCA plugs (yellow, white, red). The camera RCA plug-in holes are in a separate compartment. I can see what I am recording on the TV if the camera power switch is pushed over to "camera". I do my recording. Rewind. Then I have to push the power switch to "off" then over to "VCR" , and push "play" on the camera in order to see the play back on the TV screen. See if your power switch has several positions. I hope this info. is helpful.

John Morganti

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  • Posted on Jun 02, 2009

SOURCE: no owners manual can't get new blue ray dvd player to work on tv

Here is the manual:
http://www.hdtvsolutions.com/pdf/JVG%20HD52G56G.pdf

When using the HDMI connections you may have to tell the DVD to output to that port.  Also you may have to connect additional sound cables from the DVD output to the TV.

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you either are just using a single cable for video out + 1 or 2 for audio (digital or analogue)

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if you connect the video cables to the wrong ports on the TV you are not going to get a good output.


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