LG Electronics - DP132 Multi-Format DVD Player with USB Plus, JPG Playback, MP3 and DivX, Dolby Digital Support, Parental Lock "choice cable tv" Questions

...button on your remote. push that button and look on the screen to see where your tv signal is coming from. Change it to the appropriate one for the cable. Experiment by going from choice to

...choice is Component video and A/V audio. One cable with three RCA plugs (red, blue and green) on both ends carries the video and a second cable with two RCA plugs (white and red) carries the audio. ...

...cable box output to the DVD/VHS input, then the DVD/VHS output to the TV input (there are 4 inputs). On the remote I have to push the TV/INPUT button which gives me screen choices. I select COMPONENT ...

...TV labeled "Menu". Then scroll thru the menu until you find "Input". Choices here might be "Cable", "Antenna", "Video". You'll want to choose "Video", or "A/V", or "Line". Let me know... ...

...choice of HRC, IRC. Those are the different cable standards. Select one, and if that doesn't work, try the other. Of course if you have digital cable-you are out of luck and must use the cable ...

...choice of HDMI or Component, click the input button on your tv remote and scroll down to either HDMI 2 or 3 or 4(if you used an HDMI cable) or choose "component" to allow the signal to come through. ...

...cable should be used to hook up my koss ks4127 to my viewsonic HD TV? You have three choices for video. You can use a standard composite connection via an RCA patch cable (yellow) or an S-Video cable ...

players/lg-DP132-dvd-player Looks like you only have composite out (yellow, red, white RCA cables) from your DVD player. If you have a newer TV, check to see that you have composite as an input choice

...TV has a couple HDMI ports, in addition to a host of other connection choices, and I found that I was selecting the wrong HDMI input for viewing a dvd. Alternatively, when I was looking for an HDMI ...

...choice for the change to happen.)You can look at the cable from your DVD player to the TV and see if the inputs on the TV are labeled, and also look at the cable into the TV from the television ...