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S-video in works but Coax in doesn't work
Hi,
The Coax input on my Sony KV32S42 isn't working. I can watch DVDs by connecting my DVD player to the S-video input but I get only snow when I connect my VCR or my cable line to the Coax input. I'm hoping this is something I can fix myself but I'm not at all knowledgeable about TV repair so I need some direction. Thanks. S. |
S-video in works but Coax in doesn't work
ha escrito: Hi, The Coax input on my Sony KV32S42 isn't working. I can watch DVDs by connecting my DVD player to the S-video input but I get only snow when I connect my VCR or my cable line to the Coax input. I'm hoping this is something I can fix myself but I'm not at all knowledgeable about TV repair so I need some direction. Thanks. S. Have you tried going thru the tuning /channel search function? have you checked the thing is set to UHF /VHF/cable reception (as needed)? |
S-video in works but Coax in doesn't work
On Oct 5, 8:37*pm, b wrote:
ha escrito: Hi, The Coax input on my Sony KV32S42 isn't working. I can watch DVDs by connecting my DVD player to the S-video input but I get only snow when I connect my VCR or my cable line to the Coax input. I'm hoping this is something I can fix myself but I'm not at all knowledgeable about TV repair so I need some direction. Thanks. S. Have you tried going thru the tuning /channel search function? have you checked the thing is set to UHF /VHF/cable reception (as needed)? Is this something that used to work, or is it all new to you and you don't know exactly how to hook things up?? |
S-video in works but Coax in doesn't work
The TV has to be set to the coax input, or you won't see anything.
The VCR and the TV have to be set to the same channel. VCRs with a coax output should have a switch on the back to select channel 3 or 4. |
S-video in works but Coax in doesn't work
"William Sommerwerck" wrote in message . .. The TV has to be set to the coax input, or you won't see anything. The VCR and the TV have to be set to the same channel. VCRs with a coax output should have a switch on the back to select channel 3 or 4. and while he's at it, then he can make sure that the VCR is set to VIDEO mode. Some VCRs switch the output from the antenna input to the VCR's modulator when you turn them on, others when you select VCR mode or push play (usually the jap**** VCRs do this). |
S-video in works but Coax in doesn't work
"b" wrote in message ... ha escrito: Hi, The Coax input on my Sony KV32S42 isn't working. I can watch DVDs by connecting my DVD player to the S-video input but I get only snow when I connect my VCR or my cable line to the Coax input. I'm hoping this is something I can fix myself but I'm not at all knowledgeable about TV repair so I need some direction. Thanks. S. Have you tried going thru the tuning /channel search function? have you checked the thing is set to UHF /VHF/cable reception (as needed)? Because if it was set to ANTENNA as opposed to cable, he would still be able to watch his VHS tapes and the first 13 channels. It's obvious that the tuner is not functioning correctly. |
S-video in works but Coax in doesn't work
On Tue, 7 Oct 2008 05:03:27 -0700, "Curtis Brown"
wrote: "William Sommerwerck" wrote in message ... The TV has to be set to the coax input, or you won't see anything. The VCR and the TV have to be set to the same channel. VCRs with a coax output should have a switch on the back to select channel 3 or 4. and while he's at it, then he can make sure that the VCR is set to VIDEO mode. Some VCRs switch the output from the antenna input to the VCR's modulator when you turn them on, others when you select VCR mode or push play (usually the jap**** VCRs do this). Nowadays most HD-DVD players (VCR!? very last century..) do not even have remodulators anymore. HDMI - or old skool Scart / S-Vhs is the only upstream connection. |
S-video in works but Coax in doesn't work
wrote in message ... Hi, The Coax input on my Sony KV32S42 isn't working. I can watch DVDs by connecting my DVD player to the S-video input but I get only snow when I connect my VCR or my cable line to the Coax input. I'm hoping this is something I can fix myself but I'm not at all knowledgeable about TV repair so I need some direction. Thanks. S. If you're not all that knowledgeable about TV repair then how the **** do you plan on fixing it yourself? |
S-video in works but Coax in doesn't work
On Oct 7, 8:36*pm, "Stacey Chuffo"
wrote: wrote in message ... Hi, The Coax input on my Sony KV32S42 isn't working. I can watch DVDs by connecting my DVD player to the S-video input but I get only snow when I connect my VCR or my cable line to the Coax input. I'm hoping this is something I can fix myself but I'm not at all knowledgeable about TV repair so I need some direction. Thanks. S. If you're not all that knowledgeable about TV repair then how the **** do you plan on fixing it yourself? Thanks. Appreciate your highly intelligent reply. Extremely helpful. Well worth your time and mine. |
S-video in works but Coax in doesn't work
On Oct 5, 8:37*pm, b wrote:
ha escrito: Hi, The Coax input on my Sony KV32S42 isn't working. I can watch DVDs by connecting my DVD player to the S-video input but I get only snow when I connect my VCR or my cable line to the Coax input. I'm hoping this is something I can fix myself but I'm not at all knowledgeable about TV repair so I need some direction. Thanks. S. Have you tried going thru the tuning /channel search function? have you checked the thing is set to UHF /VHF/cable reception (as needed)? Yup. I did try channel search and I triple-checked that the input on the TV was set to Cable in the menu setup. |
S-video in works but Coax in doesn't work
On Oct 6, 8:43*pm, "hr(bob) "
wrote: On Oct 5, 8:37*pm, b wrote: ha escrito: Hi, The Coax input on my Sony KV32S42 isn't working. I can watch DVDs by connecting my DVD player to the S-video input but I get only snow when I connect my VCR or my cable line to the Coax input. I'm hoping this is something I can fix myself but I'm not at all knowledgeable about TV repair so I need some direction. Thanks. S. Have you tried going thru the tuning /channel search function? have you checked the thing is set to UHF /VHF/cable reception (as needed)? Is this something that used to work, or is it all new to you and you don't know exactly how to hook things up??- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Yes, this is something that used to work fine. Just stopped working. |
S-video in works but Coax in doesn't work
On Oct 7, 6:42*am, "William Sommerwerck"
wrote: The TV has to be set to the coax input, or you won't see anything. The VCR and the TV have to be set to the same channel. VCRs with a coax output should have a switch on the back to select channel 3 or 4. I tried running the Cable directly to the Coax input on the TV and through the VCR -- neither works, regardless of what channel the TV and VCR are set to. I've tried both channel 3 and channel 4 and I've confirmed that both the TV and VCR are set to the same channel. Oddly, I can watch DVDs through the S-video input on my TV/RCA audio inputs. |
S-video in works but Coax in doesn't work
On Oct 7, 7:04*am, "Curtis Brown" wrote:
"b" wrote in message ... ha escrito: Hi, The Coax input on my Sony KV32S42 isn't working. I can watch DVDs by connecting my DVD player to the S-video input but I get only snow when I connect my VCR or my cable line to the Coax input. I'm hoping this is something I can fix myself but I'm not at all knowledgeable about TV repair so I need some direction. Thanks. S. Have you tried going thru the tuning /channel search function? have you checked the thing is set to UHF /VHF/cable reception (as needed)? Because if it was set to ANTENNA as opposed to cable, he would still be able to watch his VHS tapes and the first 13 channels. It's obvious that the tuner is not functioning correctly.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I didn't try setting the TV to antenna. TV is in the basement so I doubt I'll get much reception but I'll try this tonight. |
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