Channel 2 (cbs) is fine. There is no sound. All other channels are fine. What is wrong and where can I take to have repaired. The TV is a 20" Norcent. I am in Summit,NJ, 07901

look up on your guide its different for each area

Hope this solves the problem.

Add channel via your remote
1. Go to the Roku home screen by clicking the "Home" button on your remote.
2. Navigate to the Roku Channel Store by selecting "Streaming Channels" from the menu.
3. Navigate to the "Movies & TV" category, then find and select the "CBS All Access" channel. 4. Once on the CBS All Access screen, select "Add channel".

Activate the CBS all access Channel on Roku?
Steps to add a channel from your Roku device:

• Firstly, select "Home" button in order to open the main screen.
• Now, scroll up/down the menu list and choose "Streaming Channels" option.
• Afterward, the Roku channel store appears on the screen, select Category "Movies and TV" and choose "CBS all access" channel from the grid.
• On the other hand, you can also search your channel by typing "CBS all access" keyword in the search field.
• If you need to know in detail about the Channel, then click on "Detail" button.
• Afterward, click on "Add channel" option on your Roku device.
• At last, you're CBS all access channels added to your roku com link account.

Instructions to add channels to the website:

• Simply, visit channelstore.roku.com or roku.com/link.
• Then, choose "My Account" button and reach to your Roku com link account.
• Afterward, at the top choose "movies and TV" category and then select "CBS all access" channel from a grid or search by keyword "CBS all access" through search field.
• For further information about CBS all-access channel, select "Detail" option.
• At last, select "Add Channel" button and channel are displayed on your Roku com link account.

Steps to add Roku CBS all access channels using the Roku Mobile app:

• First of all, install and launch the Roku app on your Smartphone.
• Under the Channel tab, choose "Channel Store" menu.
• Now, locate your category "Movies and TV" then, select channel "CBS all access".
• If you want to learn more about the CBS all-access channel, then click "Detail" button.
• Otherwise, choose "Add channel" button.

In the end, CBS all access channels installed on your roku.com/link account.

The tuner to this TV should be suspected. Replace it.

You're guessing. That is exactly the wrong thing to do. Get the manual.

http://www.retrevo.com/support/Kenwood-VR-205-Receivers-manual/id/480ci174/t/2/

"[D]vd 6 channel input" is for a 6-channel analog input as the name implies. I doubt you even have a source that HAS 6 analog channel outputs.

Speakers are OUTPUTS of the amplifers' speaker posts. Any one can work ANYwhere.

And that bi-wire capability, IF the speakers have it - pretend it isn't there.

How far away is the CBS station? Are there any obstacles that would block the signal (say new construction)?

What channels do antennaweb.org or tvfool.com suggest you will get from your location? (Antennaweb is more conservative and assumes an outdoor antenna.) Do you need to rotate your antenna to get one transmitter or the other? Indoor antennas are more likely to get interference and direction issues.

You may want to restore your TV to the default and then rescan the channels. (This may or may not help. It usually helps more with scrambled information than lost channels.)

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells
(good luck. I've had issues with my CBS and Fox affiliates (sharing a transmitter location). At first it was clearly my TV and the reset helped. Now I have no clue as to the cause - the external TV antenna gives a strong signal on the other TV. The problem TV says the signal is bad and this is the closest transmitter and antennaweb says I should get it easily. Even pointing the antenna straight at the transmitter doesn't help.)

reprogram your converter box again by going to menu or setup channel search

Check Your Audio Setting While On That Channel Access Your Tv Menu And Find Audio Change Between Sap Stereo And Mono Probably Will Fix It May Not.

I experience the same thing on a day to day basis. The key, is location of the antenna. Depending on where your antenna is located, determines if u can recieve local CBS analog v. digitial. I actually tried sticking aluminum foil to my old rabbit ear antenna legs. to my surprise, I even picked up digital channel I never knew existed. Besides, when the signal transmit in Digital, u are already prepared. Your local CBS afilliate station will be accesable on maybe 2 or 3 channels. example:

Channel 10 analog

Channel 10-1, 10-2, 10-3 digital HD will all broadcast the same programming.

hope this helps u out.

Go to your remote and try taking out the sap, or caption off. Here in Canada it's a commond problem.

Regards

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