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Posted by Kimba W. Lion on 11/16/06 02:28
googlemail2003@yahoo.com wrote:
>I just bought a new LCD/HD TV and DVD player, both with color streaming
>hookups. I purchased the special cable and made the connections.
>
>When I played the DVD the entire picture was blue. First I thought the
>cable might be faulty so I exchanged it. Still had a blue picture.
>Since I had bought the TV and DVD player online from the same place
>they decided to send me another DVD player. Tried again - now the
>picture is completely red.
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>First of all, I assume this means the problem is with the DVD player
>and not the TV?? Is there anything else I should try before deciding
>both DVD players are duds?
>
>I can play a DVD just fine from the regular connections but not when I
>try to use the color streaming.
>
>Am I missing a lot if I don't use color streaming? It's a Toshiba.
>Also has progressive scan. Don't know what that is either. The user's
>guide is awful!
I'm sure it must be awful if they use "color stream" to mean component video
inputs. Sounds like you just didn't set up the DVD player to use the
component video output--not doing this will give you all-one-color pictures.
Just go into the setup menu for the DVD player and change the video output.
(What's really awful is that the dealer didn't know about this.)
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