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DVD PLAYER HDMI CONNECTION
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08-09-2014 05:41PM#1
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Try the following as separate exercises i.e. do one of these at a time, if there's no difference go on to the next step ....
1. Switch the HDMI cable from the DVD player to a different input on the TV e.g. from HDMI2 to HDMI3
2. Try a different HDMI cable using the original HDMI port on the TV i.e. the one you normally use for the DVD player
3. If there's component output on the DVD player and component input on the TV, try that if you can get your hands on a component cable. This is what component looks like, if it works you'll get video (picture) only, you'll also need audio left and right cables also as shown below.
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