It wont play on my tv. the screen keeps jumping around

The problem is with the player, not the TV. You need a new DVD player.

sound likes it is your internet connection.
try playing a DVD or Blu ray if it plays fine, it is def. your connection

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Try to check your cable to the TV for Sync process.

This is probably because this camera records in HD format which will jump around when played on computers that are not very high performance. You need at least 2gb of RAM and a decent processor.

Otherwise, the codec is missing or old for playing the format.

you might just have to use the first ps2 if you haven't gave it away.

Sounds like either the PS3 is set to 1080p (52hm84 only does 1080i/720p) or you're ps3 is beginning to go. Try it on another HD screen or change to another input (HDMI --> component (RGB))

I have a Ilo 42 inch Plasma TV and it just stop playing, the power light comes on but the screen don't light up at all

When you first turn on the tv, It goes from small picture to full screen and several corors around screen for a few minutes,I guess until it warms up? Could you please help? Thanks!

If you have dropped the TV or it has been bumped significantly you may damaged part of the tv tube section where the electrons are beamed. Sounds like a damaged tube to me. If this occurs when you play a videocassette, you need to adjust the tracking of your videocassette player and the screen jumps will go away. I don't have that problem now, but on the bottom portion of the screen there is slight curvature distortion. In the late 1960's Sony TV's made the industry stand on its ear and could stop a shopper for clear across the showroom to take notice. Keep in mind our televisions are almost 20 years. It is "unheard" of for any tvs to last that long. Mine has lasted that long before developing the problem I posted on this e-bulletin board.