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I have the Denon AVR1707 and now whatever I plug into the TV S-Video input port outputs only black and white video signal. It was fine for a year. If I take the DVD S-Video cable (which still shows in colour) and plug into the TV S-Video input port, the output is black and white. The DVD and VCR S-Video ports still work fine. There's no loose connections, it's not the cables or the input source. It seems like it's an internal problem with the receiver but I thought I'd check the web first to see if there's any quick fix....I have the Denon AVR1707 and now whatever I plug into the TV S-Video input port outputs only black and white video signal. It was fine for a year. If I take the DVD S-Video cable (which still shows in colour) and plug into the TV S-Video input port, the output is black and white. The DVD and VCR S-Video ports still work fine. There's no loose connections, it's not the cables or the input source. It seems like it's an internal problem with the receiver but I thought I'd check the web first to see if there's any quick fix....
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Hello. First unplug and replug in your receivers. When you push the power button, you should hear 1 click. Within 5 seconds, you should hear a second click. Can you please tell me the results?
Hi, and yes there is hope, there's a saying that when something is tedious and or boring to read "it reads like stereo instructions ".The first thing to make sure of is you have a rather stiff connecting cable called a "TOSLINK" cable this has squarish ends and plugs into the "DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT" of the x-box 360 and then plug the other end into whichever input your using for the x-box. A dead giveaway to the jack to use on x-box is that it may actually be lit up red while playing. it also may be labeled "PCM/LPCM" versus digital audio. Anyway that should get you your surround sound on your stereo. Thanks for choosing FixYa, Let us know if there's anything else we can help with,and good luck, Prodzilla
We can't make assumptions about proper and complete setup if you don't explicitly mention the steps involved, so... did you assign and select the digital inputs properly?
BTW: I concur with your decision to send the video directly to the TV from the BD even though Denon and others expect it to make a hop through the receiver first.
Get into your BD and find its audio out setup. Make sure its settings for digital audio output bit rates, speaker presence, type, size, distance and bass-handling are set correctly.
i seem to have a similar problem with my Denon AVR 4310CI . The output to my LCD TV just went green .
On checking with some people , they suggested resetting . it didnt work . Any probable reasons
reset the amp by pulling the plug leave for 1 hour disconect the cable box thats the cause the cable box is putting votage into the amp. if the amp is still the same the cable box has detroyed your amp abit of advice these cable boxes are bad news they destroy lots of peoples gear stear clear . any way you amp probably has burnt components loads to fix sorry i have seen this so many times over the years regards kirk ps it not a setting
The 2801 (I used to have a 2803) is just an AV receiver, so it doesn't do any video processing.
If you get a DVD player with HDMI or DVI output, you'll be better off doing what you said - bypass the receiver for video and connecting the video directly to your TV, and the audio to your receiver.
It makes things less convenient since you can't switch inputs only with the receiver's remote, but you'll get a much better picture.
If you really need to control the whole system with a single remote, consider getting a Logitech Harmony remote or something similar. They're very convenient.
Your Denon 1905 might be setting it under HDMI for video source.You
need to correct it by going to menu,as you browse through the
setting,you should able to find video select or video output. It is on
the manual.
Remember,you need to run a composite video cable from the video output
behind your receiver to your TV video input for this step.
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I have the Denon AVR1707 and now whatever I plug into the TV S-Video input port outputs only black and white video signal. It was fine for a year. If I take the DVD S-Video cable (which still shows in colour) and plug into the TV S-Video input port, the output is black and white. The DVD and VCR S-Video ports still work fine. There's no loose connections, it's not the cables or the input source. It seems like it's an internal problem with the receiver but I thought I'd check the web first to see if there's any quick fix....
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