When I turn on TV I get a message no video input. We never use video with this tv. Only have it for looking at satelite. The other main tv is working fine. I pressed all the buttons but nothing works.

Are you sure the correct input is selected on BOTH the TV AND the A/V receiver?

Does the subwoofer work on other inputs? If not, is the subwoofer connected correctly? If so, is the input connected correctly?

The error is likely to be from the satellite as the set model listed does not have that kind of error.

I would say make sure the TV is on the correct channel, or input selection for whatever corresponding input source. Be it cable, video 1, video 2, dvd 1, etc. If TV worked before and with your camcorder, then it has to work with other sources after removing the camcorder. Hope this is somewhat helpful.

Connect the Wii to your television. Then connect the variable audio output from the TV to the audio in on the monitor section of the receiver. Then use the TV/SAT input selection on the receiver and dolby prologic 2 as your sound mode.

Try to reset your satelite box. maybe the box was set to a resolution the tv dosent support.

Are your sure you're on the right channel (3/4) did you try the video inputs? ie. use video out from Satelite to video in on tv and select the video input on the tv

U can't hook the satelite signal to the PLaystation 2.The satelite hook up to the main in the Antana input.The playstation 2 must use the RCA cable came with the Playstation 2 hook up in any Audio,Video in put in the the tv.Tune in what input u hook up like 1,2,3,extra..use ur Playstation 2.

hello i think the question is how to connect two equipment (dvd and directv) your tv has video 1 video2 aux, put one at any input and the sounds out from tv go to receiver inputs,this way you listen what is on tv in your amplifier....................saludos

So you want to connect your red and white cables from your satelite box output to the receiver's auxillary inputs or TV inputs.

OR

Red and White from your satelite output to an input on your TV, then another red and white from an output on your TV to the recevier. This way you can have sound from the TV and use the receiver when you want things to get louder. You also need a yellow single connector from the satelite to the TV to carry video. If you are using a coax cable from your satelite to your TV then you are cheaping yourself out of picture quality.

The satelite dish will not pass-through the video/audio from your DVD player. You will need to find an open area (preferably DVD selector) on your receiver to input the DVD video/audio. Most satelite boxes are one way devices.

Satelite box --> Receiver (satelite input)--> TV
DVD Player --> Receiver (DVD Player input) --> TV

or

Satelite box --> TV
DVD Player --> TV