Reset remote sc-ht920 - Panasonic SC-HT920 System

your receiver should have an audio out - hopefully toslink (optical) which you can feed into the system, then select "D-In" as the source.

Hi, you will need to get to a panasonic store or any store around you r area where you can get a replacement remote.

Thanks, I had to buy a new remote.

yes this is a simple fix,change the tv channel up 1 or down 1

Well seeing as electronic parts dont like juice as much as we humans. You might be out of luck, and have to get a universal remote. BUT before u do that, open the remote, remove teh battery. And take the electronic cuircit board out. Get a kleenex, or coton ball or something, and soak it in alcohol (pure alcohol, and dont drink it... :)) then clean the board with it. both sides. also clean the ruber contacts on the botom side of the buttons.

Good luck

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Hi try this.

in the dvd player make sure you just leave it default (bitstream) but in the home theater receiver don't select 5.1 b/c that will only give you a virtual 5.1 not a true 5.1. In fact don't select any sound field at all just select dolby digital or dts depending on the source of the movie then you should be ok.

The only other problem i can see is that hdmi sends both the sound and picture to the tv. You will need to see if there's a function on the dvd player to only send the picture via hdmi and the sound via the optical out of the dvd player.

good luck

smeags.

You should connect your Video cable from DVD to TV's Yellow pin. Then you must first select whether its AV1 or AV2 from remote control. Then you'r done!

One option is to set the cross over to the sub so it knows when to send the low frequency to the sub and not the front speakers. 120 is a good setting. This can be done either via a know on the sub woofer or the setup screen of the main unit.

good luck

smeags

ok they have 4 causes. 1.laser lens 2.flex ribbon wire 3.video drive 4.change motherboard. OR CHECK THE PALSECAM AND NTSC SELECTION ON YOUR REMOTE CONTROL. THAT IS FIRST IMPORTANT! CHECK YOUR SYSTEM (PAL or NTSC).