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Posted on Aug 31, 2007

Can't find a channel to watch a DVD pre-recorded DVD

I have an inexpensive Symphonic TV (WF206) and a used Samsung DVD player. I have the cables hooked up but can't find a channel on the TV to watch a DVD. I hooked up the wall cable to the DVD then hooked up a cable from the DVD output to the TV. My TV will go over 100 channels with the remote but I still can't find a channel to watch a pre-recorded movie. The TV in the the main room has AUX1 and AUX 2 channels but I can't find those. We have Time Warner Cable. I'm wondering if my TV just isn't cable of finding the channel for the dvd player.

  • karthikcp Nov 06, 2007

    DVD player not showing picture

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You should have a input select button on your remote. video 1 should be the front and video 2 should be the back. i had to buy 3 or 4 different universal remotes when mine messed up just to get the one button to change to change it to the inputs because there is no other way to change it to that with he buttons on the tv. kinda surprised that you didn't try and push that button yet. 

  • Anonymous Oct 28, 2007

    ok looks like i was a little off. it is called game on the tv you have. here is a PDF of the owners manual if you don't have your anymore too.
    http://manualshark.org/p/symphonic-20/sy...

  • Anonymous May 22, 2009

    ok here is a link to the manual on ther esite.
    http://www.symphonic.us/pdf/om/WF206.pdf


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