Samsung PS42q7hdx/xeu. digital pictures work fine but no sound i

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Matthew, I found this link which covers the basic possibilities for connections. It has a video backed up by the text version as well. Hope it helps.

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To get the pip to work you will need another video source from a vcr/dvd/blue ray hooked up to a video or comp. input in order to get the pip to work.

hi yes there is, put the tv in standby, on the remote control press info, menu, mute, power the tv will come on with service menu just select reset,, if this don't work you will need to replace the maniboard thanks

shaun

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!

you can not enter plug & play in digital mode go to analog by pressing TV/DTV then menu plug & play will now be able to entered

Your tv must be getting overheaten unplug it from the wall and leave for a day or so then try it!

the camera doesn't record colour in normal mode, but night mode works perfectly...any ideas what I can do to fix it, the focus isn't great in normal camera mode either...thanks

I`ve got the same problem, sound with analog but not digital?

This set does not support 480I in the DTV mode, only 480P and 1080I is supported. Try setting the analog setting in the cable box to 480p and that should take care of watching the set in DTV. Most cable boxes have a setting for format changes in the customer menu, depending on the type of box. If you are able to change the format, then the other inputs will not work since they need a 480I signal, as well as VCRs. Another setup could be to use the S-Video cable or Video input jacks to get a better picture in 480I instead of using the cable input. However, when changing from HD to Analog, you will have to change to the correct input on the set as well. Hope this helps.