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How are the DVD player and the TV connected?
Coax cable? (Carries both audio & video.)
Composite output? (Red & white for audio, yellow for video)
Component output? (Red & Blue & Green for video, White & Red for stereo audio)
DVI output? (Video only)
HDMI output? (Carries both video & audio)
if it's no sound on the unit then check the antenna cable or the RC jack of the dvd player if connected right but if it 's having sound but no picture then there is a problem with video input connection or video amp. itself.
This sounds like you may need to replace the Micro's LCD screen. You could probably buy one for cheap on eBay or buy a really cheap Micro and put it's screen into your Micro. You said it still plays audio, so it sounds to me like it's still working and not bricked. If it still syncs with your computer then it would be worth replacing the LCD screen.
I made a video tutorial a while back that shows you step-by-step how to replace your LCD screen.
Hello You want to connect your TV with an external audio device, and want to hear sound from it, I assuses, and posts this solution. There is audio out sockets at the back side of the TV, very near to S-Video socket. Marked audio "L" & "R". These two sockets are audio out socketsfrom TV to connect any external audio amp. Just use an audio cable to connect these sockets, to 'Audio IN' of the amp socket. Switch ON both the devices. You can hear the audio of your TV programmes by the amp you conneccted with. The picture of the AV cable is given here. Take red and White colourd connections to connect the TV with amp. Left the Yello coloured pins free. It is meant for video.
What type of cables are you using? My presumption is that you're using Component Video Cables - Red, Green, Blue for video, Red & White for audio.
If one of the 3 video cables is mixed up or poorly connected, you could see a Black & White image on the screen. I suggest double checking your cables for tightness and correct color attachment. Also be sure the red video is not mixed with the red audio cable. The red audio cable is marginally thinner and probably physically attached to the white audio cable.
have you connected up correctly, have you selected correct EXTERNAL inputs, you do NOT "tune" a Channel to see picture, you choose external AV input on set. Must connect color to color. 3 for Composite Video AV.Yellow, Video, Red & White Audio. and 5 cables for Component 3 for Video , & 2 for Audio Blue, Green, Red, Also Red & White, Audio.
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