My tv is heard through the RCA connectors but do not see the image

Id the TV Anolog or Digital? If it is analog, then the digital receiver must have RCA outputs to meet the TV's RCA inputs. To make an old analog TV work (meaning getting a picture), you have to check id the receiver has RCA or S-Video outputs. If so, then connect an RCA cable with yellow into yellow, red into red and white into white and then connect the same colors plugs to the yellow, red and white to the RCA inputs of the TV. Or, you can connect a S-Video cable plugs in the output of the receiver and the input of the TV, disconnect the yellow RCA plugs at both the receiver and TV sockets and leave the red and white cable for sound only, as S-Video has an improved video signal, therefore better picture quality. On the TV you have to select an AV input channel, like AV1 or AV2, etc. The same channels that you had used when you were once watching VCR tapes on analog TV. Hope this helps.

Usually video and audio outputs from VCR comes in composite (yellow RCA female connector) or S-Video outputs for video and L and R (white and red female RCA connectors) for stereo ouputs or black RCA female connector for mono output, you must look for the matching analog inputs at your TV set, the RF output can be used too, you only must tune the TV at the channel used by VCR.

You look for the video and audio outputs available from your camera, the standard analog type are video composite (yellow RCA connector) and audio L channel (white RCA connector), R channel (red RCA connector), if the audio output is mono, you should have a black RCA connector, the you should look the corresponding inputs at your TV set and select them. If you have a digital output, usually a firewire connection, you should look for the cable and corresponding input at your TV set.

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Specifications Display Image Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Widescreen Modes: Conventional 4:3 Comb Filter: 3D digital Additional Features: V-Chip, parental control Diagonal Size: 42" - widescreen Display Format: 1080p (FullHD) Resolution: 1920 x 1080 V-Chip Control: Yes Image Contrast Ratio: 2500:1 Brightness: 500 cd/m2 TV Tuner Stereo Reception System: MTS Secondary Audio Program (SAP): Yes Analog TV Tuner: NTSC Video Features HDTV Ready: Yes Analog Video Input Signals: NTSC Input Video Formats: 1080p Remote Control Type: Remote control Audio System Sound Output Mode: Stereo Sound Effects: Virtual Dolby Digital Speakers Included: 2 speakers Additional Features: Mute button Speaker(s): 2 x right/left channel speaker - built-in Connections Connector Type: 1 x composite video input ( RCA phono ) ¦ 1 x S-Video input ( 4 pin mini-DIN ) ¦ 3 x audio line-in ( RCA phono x 2 ) ¦ 2 x component video input ( RCA phono x 3 ) ¦ 3 x HDMI input ( 19 pin HDMI Type A ) ¦ 1 x digital audio output (coaxial) ( RCA phono ) ¦ 1 x audio line-out ( RCA phono x 2 ) Power Power Device: Power supply - internal Power Consumption Operational: 240 Watt General Product Type: 42" LCD TV TV Tuner: 1x analog, 1x digital Width: 41.3 in Depth: 10.2 in Height: 29.7 in Weight: 55.1 lbs HDCP Compatible: Yes Digital Television Certification: HDTV Digital TV Tuner Digital TV Tuner: ATSC, QAM Additional Specifications HDMI: Y More Information Model No.: DP42848 Shipping Weight (in pounds): 67.0 Product in Inches (L x W x H): 41.3 x 10.2 x 29.7 Assembled in Country of Origin: USA and/or Imported Origin of Components: USA and/or Imported Walmart No.: 000503420

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Your set may have a choice of audio sources and outputs in the basic (initial) setup since it is not uncommon to mute the internal speakers and get your sound from a home theatre system or receiver. Also, if you are using S-video connectors between converter and set, there is no sound path, this is video only, and you will have to add a couple of cables, likely with RCA connectors, between the two.
For reference: Audio cables: Red=right channel, White=left.

Make sure that at the box you are connecting the antenna in the right "Ant" connector at the converter and using the other connector to jump to your TV set "antenna in" connector, and have your set tuned in channel 3 or channel 4 (try both, just in case).

Another thing you may want to check is that your TV is set to receive channels "From the Air" not "cable". use you TV menu selections to find this setting.

You may also choose to connect the signal transfer from the converter to the TV using a 3 cable set of Audio (red and white RCA connectors) and a video cable (yellow connector) and setting your TV to get the "signal input" from the right input selection, (it could be labeled as Front, or Video or Aux) in this way you will get a even better image quality.

Then press "menu" on your Digital TV converter remote, then if and when you can see the menu in your TV, look and go for auto setup so the converter can look and find all the available channels in your area.

If there is nothing broken you should be able to get you Digital programming right there.

Negative. Here are the specs for your TV/DVD combo: I hope this solution is helpful. Please take a moment to rate this solution.

Toshiba MD13M1 Dvd Type: DVD player - built-in
Media Type: DVD, CD, Video CD
DVD Repeat Modes: A-B repeat, title, chapter
CD Playback Modes: Program play, random play / shuffle, all tracks repeat, one track repeat
Tv tuner Analog TV Tuner: NTSC
Reception System: NTSC-M
Analog Channel Qty: 181 channel(s)
Channel Coverage: VHF:2-13, UHF:14-69, Cable:1-125
MTS Stereo: Yes
Secondary Audio Program (SAP): Yes
Video features Closed Caption Capability: Yes
Closed Captioning on Mute: Yes
Remote control Type: Remote control - infrared
Features: Back-lit buttons
Connections Connector Type:

• 1 x headphones ( mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm ) - front
• 1 x composite video/audio input ( RCA phono x 3 ) - front
• 1 x SPDIF output ( RCA phono ) - rear
• Composite video/audio input ( RCA phono x 3 ) - rear
• 1 x antenna ( F connector ) - rear

RCA have choices for different methods of CC in user CC menu. Labelled T1, T2, etc. . Different selections are for different types of close caption. Tune to a signal (on your other TV) that has closed caption working.

Tune your RCA to the same signal. Change the T1,T2, etc settings until the closed caption for your signal appears.

If this doesn't work, try connecting analog video or VHF channel 3 (or other specified channel) to the TV. check CC. When TV stations, sat channels, sat receivers, cable boxes etc, convert analog video signals to HD, problems can result. Some equipment causes RCA TVs to do unexpected things with sound and closed caption.

If you use RF or video output, old analog video may look better on CH3 or video than on HD input and the CC will work more consistently. Watch HD signals on HD input, Analog signals on Video in or through the TV tuner . Many HD channels and programs are converted analog video and look poor on TV HD inputs.


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I had the same behavior, but not as a result of power outage. The TV is driven by windows CE software and it goes haywire every now and then. Usually pulling the plug for a few seconds takes care of any problems, but not this time (as you noticed). I had unplugged my ethernet connection on the TV a few weeks ago and thought I'd hook it up again to see if there was a new software release (not likely). I went to the menu and chose "Connections" and then chose "Ethernet Setup" and then chose "Reset All". After I closed the menu the TV rebooted itself (as it said it would). After my TV rebooted I had my analog channels back. There shouldn't be any connection between these two events, but it worked for me. Hopefully it will work for you as well. Good Luck!