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Posted by dgates on 12/22/06 06:37
On Thu, 21 Dec 2006 21:26:43 -0500, "Jack Gillis"
<XXXXXXXX@widomaker.com> wrote:
>
>"Heinrich Galland" <heinrichg@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:211220061812423728%heinrichg@hotmail.com...
>> In article <1166723817.064753.219700@n67g2000cwd.googlegroups.com>,
>> <monitorul1111@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>> I must have done something wrong (pushed some buttons) in the System
>>> Menu and now the player will give me only sound, no image. Because I
>>> don't get image, I am not able to even attempt to correct whatever I've
>>> done wrong in the set up (system) menu. How can I get the image back as
>>> long as I can't even see on the screen what's happening when I press a
>>> button?
>>>
>>> Thanks for your help for somebody not very bright technology-wise.
>>>
>>
>>
>> Have you tried unplugging the player (removing all power) for 10
>> minutes or so? Sometimes this resets everything to default!
>>
>>
>> Heinrich
>
>Thanks for that tip.
>
>We all need to be reminded about unplugging things now and then. I often
>overlook it when trying to fix some quirk in my computer and espcially my
>printer/scanner/copier.
So, did it work?
If not, I remember somewhere on VideoHelp.com, there was a post about
exactly what buttons to push in what order to restore a certain
Philips player after, I think, a firmware upgrade.
The idea was that the picture wouldn't work, so you needed to know the
exact combination of buttons to fix the machine so that the picture
would work.
I think the model being discussed in that thread was the 642, but if
you're still stuck, you might search for a similar thread.
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