How to hook up DVD player to 19' led HDTV

I you can't do it with the Remote control, you might be able to do it on the TV itself.
I'm not positive about this, but there should be a button on the back outer-edge of the TV that may control the DVD player.

If not, here is a link to Download the manual. Scroll down & click on 'Guides + Info' and then the download link.

http://www.us-appliance.com/pledv1945a.html

PLEDV1945A Proscan 19 LED 720p HDTV with Built in DVD Player

Good luck.
Andrew

The regular RCA cable would do the job

Either its sled motor [the motor that spins the disc inside] or the laser pickup unit might be faulty. Check it.

EPtech AC DC Adapter For Proscan PLEDV1945A 19 LED HD TV DVD Player DC...

Turn off the progressive scan and then connect. Also let me know the ports available on the TV so that I can check whether it requires any converter to make the connection. Thank you.

Hi, kindly get the code here : www.regionfreedvd.net/ www.dvdripper.org/dvd-region-codes-vs-ntscpal/ www.regionfreedvd.net/players.html
www.dvdreviewer.co.uk/Forums/...region_code/page1
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How do I hook-up a Toshiba DVD player SD-3950 to my T.V.

Send the viseo to the Tv using composite or component input and send the audio ( red and white RCA audio ) to the BOSE.

You can use your old on, but I am guessing it doesn't have progressive scan. If it does, make sure to hook it to your TV using a component cable.( RED GREEN BLUE ) Then you will have to hook the audio up seperately with a standard red and white RCA cable. Do nt try to use a standard RCA video cable in the place of a componenet cable. Once you have the compnent (RGB) cable and RCA (RW) cable hooked to the TV, check the DVD menu and make sure it is set to Progressive Scan. If you want the best picture for your HDTV. I highly reccomend a blu-ray disc player. That is the highest quality. There are some prety good upconverting DVD players out there. They take the 480p signal and upconvert them to 720p, 1080i, and 1080p. These have HDMI outputs and connect quickly and easily to the TV you have. Most of them can be purchased for less than 100 bucks. But this would be your second best option. Before you shell out 400 bucks on a blu-ray player, go to a rental company and rent a blu-ray player. Once you see the quality of blu-ray, I think you will run out and buy one!