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Re: How to get rid of the blue screen on av channel
You can't. it is built into the microprocessor to drive the blue.
want a cool tv? switch the rgb drives around. then you could have a green or red screen and green people.
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for some reason it is not seeing you cable signal. you will need to make sure you have it set up for cable and not air. check your input options, like tv/av/hdmi/ ect
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ok hook up the audio video in the OUTPUT on vcr and INPUT on the tv then make sure tv is changed to the right input channel now go to vcr and change that channel to AV,.if AV isnt there you may have to go into menu of vcr and do a channel search,but when you change it to AV on vcr you should see the picture
In short your tv has a problem on the AV connection, RF using coaxial cable is working okay.
get the tv to the w/shop, let him check the AV panel and AV processing IC.
Make sure video cable is connected on right socket. for instance AV1. test cable box on other tv to see if it is transmiiiting picture. If so make sure your tv is tuned to cable box if using RF cable or on slected av mode where av cable is connected
what you need to do is go into the menu and select the channel program, so the tv will find any channels that are coming through the cable line. so make sure the input is set to cable and tv.
the difference between tv and av, is that av has no showers on the screen. if you change to av you will notice a blue screen, connect your yellow on vedio output and white/ red on audio out of tv
note- before connecting to a vedio touch a tip of your vedio cable some lines will show on your screen, if touch your audio tip harming noise will sound on your tv. if this two happens then you know that your cables are okey. hold your channel button on your tv, channel will start runing after all rf channels finish, tv will go to av.
Go into your main menu and check to see if the 'source' is properly set for your situation.
The 'av' almost surely stands for 'audio-video' which implies it is set for an external device rather than a cable, satellite, or antenna input.
However, it is odd that if set to an external input that you are getting any channels at all.
You didn't mention it but it sounds like you have other devices connected such as VCR, DVD, a home theatre system, etc.
Some sets will switch to external signal inputs if it detects their presence; in other words, if a connected VCR is turned on, the set might be expecting an input from it.
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