How do I hook up lg tv to lg dvd to sound bar then to dish

SOURCE: I have a 55" LG

Easy solution; this is a very common problem. Connect Cable or satellite box / DVR directly to one of the TV HDMI inputs. Connect an optical audio cable from that box to receiver so sound is surround through your speakers. You cannot connect DVR directly to receiver because the anti pirating chip will shut off the picture and produce a green or no screen at all.
You can, however, connect a BD (Blu-Ray) player via HDMI cable directly to your receiver without that problem. Connect HDMI output from receiver to a second HDMI input on the LG.
Contact me if you need more help! All the best, John

Loretta Northcutt

• 736 Answers
• Posted on Jan 27, 2011

SOURCE: I have a Samsung hw c-451 sound bar.I have it

Dish doesn't appear to have a code for Samsung receivers but try the Sharp codes listed. Here's a link
http://tech.dishnetwork.com/departmental_content/techportal/content/tech/remotes/TechRemo5.3Code.shtml#amp
Same thing for the LG remote
http://lgknowledgebase.com/kb/index.php?View=entry&EntryID=3252
I recommend connecting your sound bar to your dish receiver as well as to the television. Play around with optical and RCA to see which one you prefer the sound of. The television isn't always the best center channel so you might find that you like this set up better with the dish receiver connected directly to the sound bar. Then you can shut of the television speakers. Some people turn the television speakers back on and leave the sound bar off for early morning breakfast news viewing. Not being sure which dish receiver you're using you might have to indicate to it how you wish to output your audio, or all outputs might be outputting at the same time all of the time.

SOURCE: trying to hook up an

If you want to hear the sound from all the sources (including the Playstation) thru it you will need to connect all of them to the receiver and the sound bar to the Line-Out or headphones socket of the receiver.
You will need a cable that has an 3.5mm jack at one end (for the soundbar) and 2 RCA connector at the other end (if you use the Line-Out connectors) or another 3.5mm jack and an adaptor to the large one if that's what it has (if you use the headphone socket).

Radio Code Pro

• 2200 Answers
• Posted on Sep 07, 2011

SOURCE: My Element TV is hooked up to the Dish Network. I

Hi,

To watch a DVD your player needs to be connected to the TV using a scart or RCA connectors (red, yellow and white) depending on the type of connections available to you. The easiest way to connect the DVD player to a television is via Audio/Video connections that are usually supplied with it.
Next plug in your DVD player and power it up.

Next use your remote to select AV 1, 2 or 3 or HDMI - depending on the input you used at the back of your TV. Insert DVD and play! For example, if the DVD player is connected to the SCART socket labeled Av1, then you need to select Av1 with the remote.

The use of your DVD player is not dependant on the dish receiver - it works on a serarate input direct to the TV. Connecting your DVD player in this manner direct to your TV will not affect your cable or antenna connection to your television.

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willbanlaki

• 2 Answers
• Posted on Apr 07, 2012

SOURCE: tv resolution issue

check zoom on either your tv remote or direct tv remote. someone has hit the zoom button . Its can be called zoom,picture, picture size. You want to get it back to normal. this can be done by hitting one of those buttons repeatedly until you see normal come up.