I can not get the OSD to display on the TV and the receiver continually says that the DVD connection is analog when it needs to be opt1. It had been working last week and now it won't play any sound for a movie or a cd. The display selection will allow me to switch to opt1 and then it resets to analog after a few seconds. I've tried resetting twice with no luck on getting the OSD or the input signal to be correct. Any thoughts/ideas?
Has the DVD settings been altered so that it's now putting out an analogue signal?
SOURCE: Sound is There Then its Gone!
You will need to trouble shoot the audio output amp section. It sounds like the unit is in a shut down or a protection mode. Good Luck
SOURCE: Harmon/Karden AVR 230 Surround Sound Receiver
Use your remote to get into the Menu. Look for something called audio, or audio properties. In there you can choose your inputs (sources) and output choices.
On the remote itself, there should be a button called input, or source. That would be for things input to the TV.....such as dvd, vcr.
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