Disney DTD1363-CAR 13" TV/DVD "sound built channels" Questions

...programs or channels, but there have good sounds on video input? The reason for this is that the video unit uses its own built in tuner for both video and sound and inputs it straight to the TV

...sound experience. Even more conveniently, the built-in digital (ATSC) tuner accesses digital content without the need for a separate set top box that takes up space. And since the screen delivers ...

...built in to the sound circuits to reduce this. Intensity of the problem depends on the quality of the design. You could try reducing the contrast level some time called "picture" or if you have a ...

...built-in - 5 Watt Output Power / Total 10 Watt Audio Controls sound mode CONNECTIVITY Video interface composite REMOTE CONTROL Type universal remote control Supported Devices DVD player CONVENIENCE ...

...channels 2 through 50 no longer come in...51 to 78 look amazing....just happened overnight....ok when turned off....turned on and you see it....1995 lxi 31 inch....perfect condition....thanks Dave ...

...built in digital tuner which upconverts everything to 1080i. I just recently upgraded my cable service to HDTV Digital. Here's my problem: If I go into the TV's video mode slection and choose HD ...

channels.my old samsung did.the ld says it is a hdtv ,dlp,xd is there a convertor in the tv that can go out and i would just get anelog or am i doing something wrong thank you aaron It sounds to me as

...sound by using RCA out put from tv than to an amp OR spend 50.00 and get a computer speakers that has an amprefier built into it and plug it in head phone from your tv and you can control the volume ...

...sound (except for the beeping from the power button). is there any way to fix it easily??? thanks for all ur help :-)Jessica I have a suggestion you need to check the regulator if you have a ...

...built in 1994. Sound works fine. can't say for certain being a layman and the only reference I have is a little prior experience with a similar problem. So use this advice at your own risk. hold down ...