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LG VCR GC480W can't tune in to tv I had a Panasonic VCR, tuned through a set top to channel 0 on my LCD TV. I connected my LG VCR up in the same way, but I can't get it to tune in. I am keeping the ...

Do I need to tune my tv to watch a dvd? I have connected my dvd player to my tv (I don't have an ariel, I simply want to watch dvds) do I have to tune my tv and if so, how do I do this? No, the dvd ...

How do I retune my TV. Ensure you have a working aerial connected to the back of your TV. With you Tv remote press the tv button, then MENU go down to setup and then to auto tune. Once this has auto ...

how do I connect to satellite? Ive tried connecting cable to port that says antenna and cable but no signal? But do make sure you have the satellite going from outside to the in on the satellite ...

New LG 32LD350 - Allowed TV to auto-program channels, and for some reason, it skipped past channel 4 during the tuning process. When I select channel 4 in the tuning options, it comes up as no signal.

how do i tune lg 26lc2r which is connected to cable for freeview connected to communal dish for freeview Freeview comes from an aerial; Freesat comes from a dish. If your TV does not have a satellite ...

How do I get lost Channels back on free view televison I have a LG televison By Reseting the auto By freeview, do you mean OTA (Over the Air)? is this connected via co-ax from an antenna / wall plate?

My LG Television does not recognize local over-the-air stations. I have a model 42LD520 LG Television. I have initiated the auto tuning function and manual tuning with no luck. I have connected two ...

i m having a problem with lg led le5300 26'' it is not catching any signal it has stopped playing any channel i have tried auto tuning so many times but no channel found. it is not catching any signal

...You will not be able to tune in TV stations unless you first have a TV antenna installed. Once connected to a working antenna the set should find stations easily enough ? But you do not need to ...