My old Lg television from 1998(I don*t know the serie*s number;51 cm)has always worked correctly.Before one month,when I want to watch DVD on my DVD player,also LG,(then I go to AV,of course),after 4 minutes tv turns off himself!!! Then again after minute,again after one more minute,than half minute,then again one more minute....In 10 min I must 20 times turn on my tv!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Terrible!! Hole that time,dvd player normaly works.Please help.Whats the problem??

Anything new has a chance of failure the first month or so from cold solder joints on circuit boards. If it passes the first month it may last 8 or 12 years. Send it back under warranty.

Hello Audrey,

If you can watch the videos on the TV, your cables are correct, but you don't generally record a video to DVD using the record button. Most VCR/DVD combinations have a DUBBING button on the front of the player and/or the remote control for copying from one to the other.

Additionally, some players can only record from video to DVD, some can only record from DVD to video and others will do both. On players that can do both, you need to instruct the player whether you want to record from video to DVD or vice-versa.

If you can le me know the model number of the player, I can let you know which recording options are available on your player, how to record and (hopefully) supply a new manual which you can download and print. The model number may be on the front of the player, but usually these are found on a label on the back of the player.

Regards,
BElectric.

Turn it on, sit down on the couch and continue to watch your favorite programs. It will calibrate it on its own as you watch more tv

1. Make sure you have connected the cable to the correct input on the set.

2. Access the User Menu and do a "Scan for DIGITAL" channels.

That should do it...

My new LG LCD is not syncing the video and audio when playing avi movies on either USB stick or HDD.

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The HDMI cable plugs into the TV and other sources. Make sure you have the correct HDMI cable for your set. Each cable handles both audio and video. Turn it over if it does not fit in. It only fits one way.

You need one cable for each source and your TV has to have at least one jack for each source or you need to buy a switch box, if it has only one and you have several. You then must select the correct source on your TV for the input. Your satellite box (DVD or VHS) each must have a HDMI jack to use this cable on each.

Let me know how you make out.

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A few possibilities - try volume + on satellite box itself/reset satellite box

Are you using coax or RGB cables? unplug and replug composite or component audio cables if using those

I have a wild guess. I have the same tv and channel 72 is the proper channel to watch tv on. I don't know why, but maybe try channel 72 instead of the usual channel 3. Good luck, maybe a quick fix, maybe not!