Zenith DVT412 I was moving my Room around. I reset is all up and it worked fine. Then I did progressive scan and now I get no signal to my tv. I checked with other tv. I get sound, no picture. Can you help?

My insignia tv in the bedroom has no signal. It was working fine till I undid the cable in the living room. Moved the tv in the living room ...reconnected it. And now no signal in the bedroom.

Have you tried swapping the scart lead ends around, this might work.

put a disc in the player and once it starts to play press stop, then press and hold the stop button for 5 seconds this will turn off the progressive scan feature.

just talked to LG Customer support and got them to send me a manual.

to turn off the progressive scan insert a disk and once it starts playing press stop, then press stop again and hold for 5 seconds this will turn off the progressive scan mode.

Try this without disc on the tray press the button stop for 5 seconds.Good luck

Hello Nibas,

You may have damaged the laser diode or one of the biasing components, you will need to take this to the shop to have it repaired. This is due to the fact that the laser output has to bee measured and you don't have the equipment to do that. This is not a case of resetting the DVD player which on this unit only covers if the unit is in progressive scan mode (how to reset from progressive scan). I know this is not what you may have wanted to hear but it is the truth. In any event you will have to take this unit to a repair shop.

I hope this helps,
Thank you,
Shuttle83

thanks it help me very much 

I had this problem, it's a real pain. You need to turn the system on and goto Setup Mode, then count the number of tiems you would need to scroll down and reset it. You will see no picture, so you ahve to actually cound the number of clicks down and over, you are doing it blind, but it will work.

If you set progressive scant On by accident,you must reset the unit. Remove any disc from the unit and close the disc tray. See that "disc" is displayed on the display window. Now press STOP and hold it for more than 5 seconds before releasing it. The video output will be restored to the standard setting and picture will once again be visible on a conventional analog TV or monitor.

Hi If your t.v.has built-in blue screen when there is no signal, then the DVD may have been accidentally switched to progressive scan mode, or defaults to that setting if new. If your T.V. is not capable of displaying in progressive scan mode, you will just get a blue screen. If you have an older tv, without blue screen, then connect it to that, and if you get a black and white split screen when you turn on the DVD, then progressive scan is the problem. Check the manual for the DVD player for the procedure to get out of that mode, and it should then work. If you still have no video, and you are using the yellow composite video jack on the back of your DVD player, then it must be brought in for service. Good Luck!