I have a goodmans dvd player and a samsung flat screen tv.when i try to play a dvd the picture is fine but no sound.

your dvd player needs its own connection as does netflix and cable,get a new hdmi cable for each

You are experiencing a bad video processor, that means you will have sound, and if you are using the rca inputs, can even use a dvd player to view a movie, but the video processor in the actual tv is bad,

And you have selected the HDMI2 input in the TV menu? If yes, try the dvd on another TV, if you have one. Also try reversing the HDMI cable.

On these combo units, the VCR will not play using component cables but the dvd's will play just fine.

What you need to do is run a pair of composite (Yellow, red and white) cables and use that for VCR and component (Green, blue, red, white and red) for the dvd player.

Make sure you switch the tv to the corresponding input.

Hello, I have a question which video inputs are you using for your DVD and Wii connections? The reason I ask is because this sounds like video distortion cuased by noise. If possible can you send a picture of the screen when it has this problem and send which video ports are being used? If it is noise in the video you may have a saw filter problem, or a decoupling issue. In any event I'll know more once you send those pictures and which inputs you are using for your DVD and Wii. Thank you, Shuttle83 http://www.electron-age-technologies-llc.com [email protected]

found out that signals from both remotes were on same waveband
moved dvd player tp differnet tv in diferent room and bought new dvd player to couple with LG flat screen
Not a technical solution bit did the trick

Ray

yes change your tv backlight inverter

Give little spray of W-40 contact cleaner in Scart, seems has lil dust / rust.

Cut feed lead to pin 16 (in the scart not the equipmend!)
Does not matter which end. It just stops the TV from switching to RGB- The DVD is sending non standard RGB - PanamanNE

Usually with DVD players, picture & no sound, or sound & no picture is caused by the scart lead not being plugged in properly.


Sound pins are at one end of the connector and audio pins at the other.

If you are using scart make sure that the plugs at both ends are pushed in all the way. The plastic part of the plug should just touch the socket.

If you are using S-Video (Round connector with 4 pins) you also need to connect a twin phono-phono (Red & Black or White) lead to carry the audio, as S-Video only carries video.