I am trying to install DVD player/recorder to my sony strdh510 reciever get the sound but no picture. I plug the dvd as per manural green/blue/red out to DVD in green/blue/red what am I doing wrong

The video cables--the green, blue, and red ones must be connected from the video OUT portion of the DVD player to the Component 2 video IN of the Denon. It could be the handshake between your Denon and your television. Do you have anything else to connect to the Denon to see if you get a picture? How are you connecting the Denon to the television? Make sure you have your television on the proper input and check the cables going between it and the Denon.

If your TV has the green, blue, red inputs then connect these 3 cables for the picture. DVD to TV, green to green, blue to blue and red to red. If your TV only has a yellow input, then connect the green cable only from the DVD yellow to the TV yellow. Now for the sound. Connect the DVD white to the TV white. Connect the DVD red to the TV red with the red cable. The white and red inputs will be next to the yellow and the green, blue, red inputs on the TV. Next select the TV input using your TV remote. Select the input for the DVD connection.

Hook up the player with RGB (Red-Green-Blue or component) cables and try the picture. If everything works OK, then go to the menu and turn on the HDMI output and set the resolution (if needed).
Not every HDMI unit works with every HDMI TV. You may also have a bad HDMI cable. On a DVD recorder, you may have your HDMI cable connected to HDMI IN. You must use HDMI out.

Make sure that the unit is connected to the tv properly. Be aware that most dvd players have six connections. You can connect the unit to the television using RCA cables (yellow, white, red) or RCA sound with component video (white, red, blue, green, and red). When using the yellow-white-red method, the sound is carried by the white and red cables and the video signal is carried by the yellow cable. If you're using the white-red-blue-green-red method, the white and one of the red cables carries the sound, and the blue-green-red cable carries the video signal. This connection uses one cable for the green component of the picture, one for the blue, and one for the red. Make sure that the cables are connected properly and you don't have the two red ones mixed up. Connect Sound-R to Sound-R, component R to component R, etc. If that doesn't work, you may be able to adjust the picture on the tv. There's still a chance that the machine is defective.

Optical carries only 5.1 sound, no video. HDMI carries both video and sound. If your receiver doesn't have HDMI, check your TV for optical output. You can go BluRay to TV via HDMI, then TV to receiver via optical.

If you don't have optical out on your tv, you're going to need either a receiver with HDMI or a BluRay player with component output (blue, green, red).

You have posted this in the Panasonic DMR-ES30VS section.
Please note which product section you are in before posting your question.

For the Sony DVP-SR200P there could be multiple reasons for it only showing in B&W.
Was this a recent problem, is this a new hook-up, has it always been this way?

1. In the setup menu there is a setting for Custom Picture Mode.
   Could someone have turned the color down?
   You can go to the setup menu and "Reset" the player to the factory settings.
   
2. How is this connected to your TV?
   Check all cables to make sure they are plugged in, test each one by unplugging it, and then plug it back in fully.
   
   If you are using a composite cable (1 cable yellow plug), be sure you have plugged it in from yellow to yellow.
   
   If you are using the component (3 cables red-green-blue plugs) hook-up, be sure you are using cables only designed for component hook-up, and have plugged them in correctly, red to red, green to green, blue to blue (Be sure you've plugged the red cable into the red video not red audio).
   
   Are the cables in good condition?
   No breaks, loose connectors, they weren't smashed under a piece of furniture?
   Have you tried a different set of cables?
   
3. Test the DVD player on another TV.
   Does the same thing happen?
   Did you "Reset" the DVD player?
   Maybe the DVD player is bad?
   
4. Find another DVD player and test it with your TV.
   Does it work OK, or is it black and white too?
   Maybe the connectors on the TV are bad?
   Is there a custom setting on the TV for that connection?
   On some TVs you can adjust the settings for each input (INPUT 1, INPUT 2, ....) maybe the color setting is turned down?
   

There are may possibilities, but these are some of the basic things to check.
Best wishes,
-Greg-

you are tring to connect the dvd to the reciever?
if so use the red, green, blue component connections plus optical or coaxial audio from the DVD to the DVD input on the reciever and the red, green, blue component connection from the reciever to the tv

Comcast installed the wrong cables ie. red,green,blue vs. yellow white red.

Thanks for your timely response,

Catherine

Just respect the colors. Green output from the dvd to green input tv, Red output from the dvd to red input tv and the same with blue. All 3 cables (green , red, blue) are for the picture, so you got to plug another 2 for the sound.

may need to go to an DIY electronic store and get adaptore extenion boards
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