Tv says no signal

Ur tv have a big back like hunt back creature?Yes?This tv it is not a Digital tv.It is an old CRT tv-tube analogue design tv.This tv still will work and have a broadcasting incomming signal if it is hook up to a pay services tv like Satalites tv like Direct Tv,Dish Network tv,Timewarner or Cox Cables services and ATT U verise or Verizon Fio digital hook up.If u wanted to watch a switch over FREE OVER THE AIR DIGITAL incomming broadcasting signal for this tv it will not work alone,the tv must have be to hook up to a BOX that call a DIGITAL CONVERTER BOX than this tv will work for a FREE OVER THE AIR DIGITAL broadcasting tv channels stantions.This DIGITAL CONVERTER BOX are no longer on sale on regular Stores.Tries websites like Amazon.com,Ebay.com will able to buy these BOXES so call DIGITAL CONVERTER BOX.

Buy digital antana,get stronger signal,will work for any wheather.

Try hooking up your sony handycam to a different monitor or tv to make sure it is putting out a good video signal using an S-Video cable. Then once you know your cords are good and you have a good video signal, hook it back up to the RCA LCD unit. If it is still not working make sure that the RCA LCD is set to receive the Hi8 signal via the S-Video cable. There may be a switch or menu setting on your RCA LCD to accept the Hi8 signal or also refered to as S- Video.

I hoped that helped and good luck!

by new 1ns i had the same problem i bought new 1ns it worked just fine

When I plug in all of the cables the tv says no signal. I have tried it on all different input settings and my cable provider tried sending me a stronger signal. Could I be doing something wrong and is there anything else I can try?On the back the tv has no receptor what else is there i can use?

i have a 26" insignia lcd tv that i use as a montor uou musr set the screen resolution on your computer to 1024x768. if you use a higher resolution it will say no signal.so use your montor to set the resolution to 1024x768 then hook it to the vga and it should work. bob griggs

I have a 32 in. Haier also, i believe channel 3 should do the job but not sure cause i got mine hooked up threw the comcast digital box and hook it up to my tv threw the video inputs. I was told you get better picuter doing this thats why i got mine hooked up this way.

I unhooked the new tv and hooked up the old one to see what channel it was on and then rehooked up the new tv and put it on the same channel as the old one.This worked but I also had to put the cable into the hook up on the back marked cable instead of the one marked HDTV.

Provided you did not make any changes to the cabling through out the house there is no reason that you would have lost satellite signal except if something is in front of the dish, some one moved the dish e.g. child bumping into it if it is on a pole, or there is a major storm in your area e.g. blizzard, hurricane etc. You also may have snow build up that may have caused this issue or a form of wildlife that has decided to use the dish as a perch and is blocking the LNB's. The most likely result would be trying to split a signal that is coming from the dish going to another satellite receiver or the multi-switch. There are a few ways to get a signal to that TV.
1. RESTORE THE SYSTEM TO ITS ORIGINAL CONFIGURATION.
2. Either come off the multi-switch in the attic or outside the home and run new lines to the new receiver if you have one for this TV.
3. You can run new lines from the dish to the new TV if your system has an available port(s).
4. This is the least preferred by most homeowners as it will result in two tvs viewing the same programming- You can put a splitter into the line going from a receiver to the tv and run one of the out ports to the new tv and the other back to the original tv.
I hope this assists you and thanks for using Fix Ya. If I can be of further assistance please let me know.
Jim