20 Most Recent Panasonic DMR-E75V DVD Player/VCR - Page 3 Questions & Answers

DVD audio out to the audio input of new TV
DVD video output to the video input of new TV

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This all depends on how you connected the two. If you used the component cables then you've forgotten the audio cables. If you're using an s-cable then you've bent a pin or the connector is not centered. If you're using an Html connector then the cable may be bad but my money is on the DVD player being bad.

change the dvd sistem entirely

With the tray open, keep pressing [ <</<< ] and [ >>/>>] buttons on the main unit simultaneously for 5 seconds or more.

you will need to finalise the disc in your DVD recorder before it will play on any other equipment

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Thanks for using FixYa. Hard Drive is a better solution for a large library. In any case if the recording device is using the same internal software it should be compatible. If you want to use HD as your storage media see the link---

How to record DVD on other Discs

Above link is using a VCR as the input source of analog video but you can use any type of analog source. If a player stops reading discs then it means that the optical pickup is week. Replacing the optical head is not cheap but it can be done at a good shop where they work on DVDR machines.

Please do accept the solution if the issue is resolved or else revert for further assistance.

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Rylee

This will be a temporay issue curable once all the snow has melted away from the transmitters and/or any damage caused by the storm is repaird.
Unless you had the unit outside IN the snow storm there would be no reason for it to be physically broken itself..

Try doing a retune,this should then set the clock as well

Make sure the DVD RAM is in the plastic caddy that came with the unit, and make sure that caddy is marked unprotected.

Check the clock, in the manuals

Press functions,select to others,press enter,select set up,press enter,select others,press the right hand arrow,select clock,press enter.If automatic is off
,change to on and this will set the time for you

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I could also tell you How to Hook Up each of these separately. Let me provide you with steps How to Hook PC, Stereo, TV, DVD and VCR together!!

1. Determine how you are going to use each component in the system. Do you want to play all of your audio on your stereo speakers? Are you going to watch all your video on your TV or do you want to watch some on your computer? Do you want to use the VCR for recording or simply as a source? The easiest solution is to use your stereo receiver as a command center and route all of your audio and video through it. This way you can use your speakers and TV for audio and video, respectively. The receiver has the most inputs available and is designed to integrate multiple components into one cohesive system. Let's assume you are using a basic set-up in which you route all audio to your stereo speakers and all video to your TV. Your needs may differ, so be sure to detemine them before purchasing cables or connecting wires.
   
2. Determine the connections available. Once you've figured out the path that the audio and video will take, make note of the types of cables required to get it there. In this example, we'll be connecting audio and video from the PC, VCR and DVD player to the stereo receiver. Then we'll connect speakers to the receiver and send video to the television. Ideally, we'll want matching output jacks from our media sources (i.e., PC, VCR, DVD) and input connections on the receiver. If that's not possible, adapters may be needed.
3. Your VCR should have analog connections (i.e., composite yellow video cable, red and white audio cable). Connect these to an input on your receiver labelled "VCR" or "Video" using basic RCA cables. If you intend to use the VCR for recording, connect composite cables from your receiver's composite video output and audio outputs to the VCR's inputs. This additional connection will allow the VCR to record signals sent through the receiver as well as play tapes.
4. Connect the DVD Player video using an available connection such as the one for composite video or component video. If you intend to use surround sound, connect your DVD player audio with digital cable. If you're only using two speakers, you can also use RCA connections as in Step 3. If you're using a digital connection, check the receiver and DVD player to find a matching digital connection (either coaxial or optical) and connect the DVD output to the receiver "DVD" input with appropriate cable.
5. The PC will be the trickiest connection. If you're using an HDTV and want to send HD video from your PC to your TV, you may need to connect the video directly from the PC to the TV, as your receiver may not have an HD connection port. Use an HDMI or DVI cable from your computer's port to your television's input. If you're using HDMI, you must route the audio to the receiver separately by connecting a digital audio output on your TV to the input on the receiver labeled "TV." If you're using DVI, connect audio separately to the receiver using a 3.5 mm mini-jack to RCA cable or digital connection.
6. Connect both audio and video from your PC to your receiver. If you just intend to send standard video to your TV, you can route both the audio and video through the receiver. Connections may vary, but you could likely connect using an S-Video cable from the output on your PC to an available S-Video input on your receiver. Run the audio separately with a mini-jack to RCA cable.
7. If you want to listen to your television audio on your stereo speakers, connect the TV audio outputs to your receiver using RCA cables or digital cable if they're available. Again, digital cable will be necessary if you want to enjoy surround sound formats. Use input labelled "TV" or "Cable" when available.
8. Output the video from your stereo receiver to your TV. Obviously, you can't watch video on your receiver, so you'll need to send it out to the TV. Use an available connection such as S-Video, component video or composite video to connect the receiver's video output with the TV's input. DO NOT connect audio output elements.
9. Connect each speaker to the appropriate speaker output on your receiver using speaker cable (i.e., Left Main, Right Main, Left Rear, Center Channel, etc.). Be sure that the polarity of the cable matches on both the output of the receiver and input of the speaker.
10. With all the components hooked up properly, you can switch between components using your stereo receiver's menu. Be sure to tune the TV to the input with which you have connected the receiver and/or directly-connected video component.

Tips

Certain adapters are available if you don't have matching inputs and outputs. If your computer only has S-Video output and your receiver has composite video input, you can get an S-Video to composite video converter to make the connection. Make sure that each component uses the same input selection for both video and audio. If you connect your PC using the S-Video port labelled "Video 2," be sure that the PC audio is input into the audio for Video 2. You may need to use matching connections to input and output video through your receiver if your receiver uses separate circuitry. If you are using composite video connections to input your VCR and DVD player, you may need to use a composite output to your television to get a picture. Check your receiver for specifications. If it's not possible to use matching inputs/outputs on your receiver, you may choose to connect video directly from individual sources to the television.

You need to have a Bunch of Cables to perform this.

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If you go into the menu you should see clock setting,there will be manual or auto,set to auto and the clock will set its self,even if the vcr is turned off.

pls check dvd AV cabel .
if ok
then
playing dvd first and see dvd back side pin .
VIDEO OUT
after see on your dvd remot cantrol and check interface key if yes then use key to set display on screen S-VIDEO and see the picture is normal .
if not then.....
pls see the dvd back side
GY /BU /RV three pin
pls video out pin is plugge out and concting with step by step in all three pin
if sum picture on screen pls. canect and hold .
after that use dvd remot cantrol and selact SETUP key to on and see and open video interface menu pls set video system is select S_video.
after that reconact video pin is VIDEO_OUT and see picture is normal .

my tv stay on for 3 second

You may have to "finalize" the DVD.