Toshiba 32AF42 32" TV "video player picture help" Questions

...Video game, and a DVD player. To view the pictures generated by your DVD Player, all you gotts do is connect the supplied AV cord from the rear of the DVD player to the front three sockets in the ...

...VIDEO button on the tv remote. Still doesnt work. I tried my dvd player on another television and it works fine. Is it the Tv? Did i blow a fuse? I hooked the wires correctly. Or is a setting in the ...

...CONNECTED BUT I DON'T KNOW WHERE TO CONNECT THE DVD PLAYER IN THE BACK OF THE TV. PLEASE HELP! s-video input for a better picture , or yellow jack(RCA jack) for video, then red and white for ...

...player has an S-Video output, this will give you a better picture than the standard Video connection. S-Video cables have a different plug, with four or five wires in the connector, and are keyed so ...

...can be achieved through HDMI input only. If your TV and Video Source (dvd player, cable box etc) has HDMI jacks, plug HDMI cable between them to get 1080i picture. Hope this info will help

...player you have, but if the chords are AV cables (most likely) then they're most likely color coded, but not all TV connectors are. The audio part of the cables are white, and the video part of the ...

...player control and the buttons on the front of my TV???? please help!! Usually with DVD players, picture & no sound, or sound & no picture is caused by the scart lead not being plugged in properly. ...

...player has an S-Video output, this will give you a better picture than the standard Video connection. S-Video cables have a different plug, with four or five wires in the connector, and are keyed so ...

...player or any other video source. Plug RCA video cable in AV Input-1 at rear of tv and select Input-1 source in tv remote to get dvd player playback picture in tv. Click HERE to download user manual ...

...player going to one of the video inputs at the back of the TV. These are usually marked as "video 1" "video 2" etc. and you'd connect to it generally with a yellow cable (although it's not important ...