I messed up with the video settings, and now I cannot get a signal. I guess that I am still accessing the menu, but cannot see where to change the settings because there is no picture. Maybe a reset to factory settings can help, but don't know how to do it. Thanks I have a Supersonic sc-22d

What's your source for the video? For video from a set-top box (Blu-ray. cable box, etc), you have to disable captioning at the source. The TV's CC control only work for OTA and unscrambled cable channels when the incoming signal goes to the RF (coaxial) ANT/Cable input. If this is your source, press the Menu button. Use the left/right arrow buttons navigate to the Preferences menu. Open this sub-menu (down arrow) and highlight the Base CC mode. Use the left/right arrows to change the current mode to Off. Press Enter and then press Exit to save and exit the menu.

The set-top box may not have an option to control the closed captions from the remote but accessed through the On-Screen Menu. On some satellite receivers that provide a signal to a primary and secondary TV. to enable or disable the captions on the second TV at the primary TV's set top box. Then both TVs will show the captions. On my IPTV box, I need to use a password from the service provider to access the Settings menu. The control for the Closed Captions are in the Hardware > Audio Settings menu.

I hope this helps. Please add a comment with the specifics about your devices/source. I can try to find the directions for disabling the captions for your source.

Cindy Wells

It is likely then that your receiver does not support the progressive scan signal.
However, it is not a requirement to run your video signal through your receiver and doing so most of the time creates problems in instances where the video signal processing that it is performing is the same as what your TV would be doing. This causes problems like the one you are having. It is the equivalent of attempting to stir a pot of soup with identical spoons but they aren't synchronized so they conflict and make a mess. It is only in those instances where a receiver has video signal processing capabilities that your TV does not, that these common connections found on them are useful, i.e.; video upscaling. But most modern flat panel TV's already do that be default automatically and disabling it often requires service menu access.
The best possible video will be achieved with your equipment by connecting your PS3 directly to your TV. If you need additional inputs for the TV, the use of a switch box is best.

In the ULead VideoStudio Application. Go to "Capture" tabbed panel. Select "Options" then "Video and Audio Capture Property Settings...". A window should pop up.

In the "Source" tabbed panel. Change the "Input Source" drop down menu to either "Video Composite" or "Video S-Video" depending on whether you are using the yellow or S-Video picture lead.
Change the "TV System" combo-box to PAL for colour and NTSC for black and white. On my computer S-Video option is showing black and white when using my Sky HD box, don't know why this is yet.
Try the above and you should get a picture. You can also change the frame rate and other compression techniques etc.
If it still doesn't work try changing your digital/sky/vcr/xbox picture settings to PAL for colour or others for picture preference.

Hope this helps.

Goodluck

OAC

I would guess that you are using either cable or satellite for reception. If that is the case, the signal is already a "digital" one. The digital reception you are attempting to receive is the over-air broadcast signal that was implemented recently. This change-over only effected those using external antenna connections. Cable and satelite systems have not changed.

Hope this helps,
Dan

If you're using a SCART lead, bin it and get a new one, this seems to work best in most cases

Hope this helps

Alen Boardman

Good Day;

Washed out looking video with signal. Access the service menu, "menu 0357" use the audio button to select "video chroma" adjustments, use the video button to select item "40 - AGIW", use the adjust button to change the setting to 0, then press the enter button to store the change.

Good Luck, big IRISH. PS: don't change any other setting!!

Good Day, littlejhon4u;
Try this and/or try using different input: White raster with no signal, washed out looking video with signal. Access the service menu, "menu 0157" use the audio button to select "video chroma" adjustments, use the video button to select item "68 - AG1", use the adjust button to change the setting to 0, then press the enter button to store the change. Good Luck, big IRISH. PS; Adjust this ONLY.

Good Day, LEE-M;
Try this :
White raster with no signal, washed out looking video with signal. Access the service menu, "menu 0357" use the audio button to select "video chroma" adjustments, use the video button to select item "40 - AGIW", use the adjust button to change the setting to 0, then press the enter button to store the change. Good Luck, big IRISH.

White raster with no signal, washed out looking video with signal. Access the service menu, "menu 0357" use the audio button to select "video chroma" adjustments, use the video button to select item "40 - AGIW", use the adjust button to change the setting to 0, then press the enter button to store the change

1. White raster with no signal, washed out looking video with signal. Access the service menu, "menu 0357" use the audio button to select "video chroma" adjustments, use the video button to select item "40 - AGIW", use the adjust button to change the setting to 0, then press the enter button to store the change.