How do I connect tv to Austar box - LG 50pt250 50" Multisystem Plasma Tv For Worldwide Use Pal/ntsc 110/2

Which model Viano TV do you have? Some models have two different input sections. Some inputs are on the bottom of the TV The RF (coax) port and a few other ports (some models) are on the right side (as you face the back of the TV). This applies to the LED24DHD, https://iviano.com/tvs/23-6-full-hd-led-tv-with-built-in-dvd-player, and the LTV32HD, https://iviano.com/tvs/32-hd-led-lcd-tv-69 . I only see one model, the LCD37HD, that had only one input area. Several Viano TV manuals are available here: https://iviano.com/user-manuals .

However, there was a period when several manufacturers sold monitors as TVs. These did not have an OTA tuner (and no RF input) built in. For these TVs, you need a separate tuner connected to the TV using one of the HDMI or other video inputs. This can be a set-top box (some models now offer DVR features), a computer with a tuner (USB tuner or internal tuner card), or even an X-box with a USB tuner. Note: you'll need plenty of air space around the device. USB tuners can have even more over-heating issues.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

use the HDMI cable to see if there is a cable problem or a tuner problem

Run both audio and video to the tv, then use the tv optical audio out to go back to the receiver. The problem is, when you split the signal, the tv takes longer to decode the hdmi signal =, thus delaying it from the original audio signal.

Hello,

your connection is wrong. Get a RCA wire. Yellow is video and white & red are audio.

Connect the wires to Output from the DVD. Video out and audio out. All that will be connected to the DVD will be output. The DVD is feeding out to the TV, so it is giving.

Now the all connections to the TV will be input. Because the TV is receiving from the DVD. Connect from the DVD to TV respectively.

Turn on the TV and DVD, then press Souce/AV on the TV. Now you should see a display and hear sound from the DVD through the TV.

I hope the above is clear. If not, please let me know.

Good luck.

Chances are you have LED lamps in the panel that are bad and need replacing..look at spending at least $150 to get it repaired, for this TV 3 yrs is longer then they typically last, they aren't exactly high quality sets

Without a RF antenna input the only choice you would have is using composite or s-video connections from your Austar box.

So did you lock out the AUSTAR unit or the Projection TV. Have you tried a different source on the TV, such as a VHS player or a DVD player?
Blessings always,
A/V Media Tech Guy

Austar recently made changes that prevent the use of their smart cards in decoders other than Austar boxes.

Assuming you are using a legit Austar smart card, you will need to use it in the Austar decoder it was supplied with, for it to work now.

may need to go to an DIY electronic store and get adaptore extenion boards
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