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many of the late model tvs with a crt (picture tube) would go to a blue screen when there is not signal from the cable or antenna so you don't get the irritating white noise and black and white dots running all over the screen, (called the raster), so probably you aren't getting a signal to the tuner. check your connection from the cable/antenna.
Analogue TV reception has nothing to do with signals from Blu-ray players.
Connect your Blu-ray player to either a HDMI port on the TV, or use a HDMI to DVI adapter (which is picture only) and supplement it with a a connection for audio via RCA/phono- or RCA/phono to jack cable from the BD player to the TV.
Press the AV Input button on the remote to cycle through the input sockets.
Please check the connection of the jack from your TV to DVD.
Follow this step on how to connect the AV (audio and video) jack.
For the DVD connection.
Find out where is the video out of the DVD.It is usually have a label (video out) and the color is yellow.
After that,connect the jack (color yellow) to the video out of the DVD.
Next,find out where is the audio left and right out of the DVD.It is commonly have a label (rear,front and center) choose 1 of the location you want.also it have a standard color (red and white)
After that,connect the AV jack(red and white)to the audio out of the DVD.
For the TV connection.
Find out where is the video IN on the rear side of the TV.It is usually have a label (video in) and the color is yellow.
After that,connect the jack (color yellow) to the video IN of the TV.
Next,find out where is the audio left and right IN of the TV.It is
commonly have a label (audio in ) and found in the rear side of the TV.also it have a standard color (red and white).
After that,connect the AV jack(red and white)to the audio out of the DVD.
After you connect the AV (audio/video) jack.Try to open the TV and the DVD and set your TV to the AV mode by pressing the AV label on the remote or on the TV button. If the video is not appear on the AV1 try AV2 ,AV3 and so on.Or also try other AV on the TV.
I hope this solution will be helpful.Thank you and good luck.
I've encountered that experience before it needs some technical knowledge because the raster for rgb on your lcd is going bad and the video signal out put cable is mis aligned get someone to re align the raster and your video signal output cable
firstly try that tv to a different tv
if this works
then check your tv av connections in side tv
also check cables continuity
if this fails buy a AV/ RF converter, have your AV be connected to a converter, and let your output be RF feed to a tv, RF input, so instead of using AV on your tv you will be using RFchannel mode
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