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I have a sony blue ray DVD player and when I connect it via HDMI cables into either HDMI1/DVI or HDMI2, i get the message invalid format. I've tried multiple cables, multiple LG TV's, and the it works everywhere except this TV. I'm at a loss. HELP!

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Tries tv unplug,replug it back like about an hour later.Than tries go into the tv menu do a resetting to factory setting in every settings on the tv.Than reconnect the Blu Ray player again should work.If not the tv and Blu Ray player softwares main firmware just not compatibles.The only solution is just don't used it on this tv,because if u tries to upgrade the tv firmware or the Blu Ray firmware and u get the wrong upgradable version in the tv or Blu Ray player.That it u in deep ****,than the tv or Blu Ray player well not functions at all or have multiple orperational problems during it playing times.

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