You likely need a separate audio cable for the DVD player, depending on what inputs your are plugging into on the receiver.
If you are using the component video connections (3 VIDEO connectors usually Red, Blue, Green) this is just for the video. You likely need 2 for audio. Look for L and R connections near the other three connectors on both the receiver and the DVD player.
If you are using an HDMI cable, this will carry both audio and vido but you may need to go into a setup menu on the Onkyo and set it to AUTO input or choose a HDMI for the DVD input.
I have lots of questions for you but let's start with the simplest one. The jacks you are using are considered analog and are the oldest and worst possible quality for video and audio from a DVD player. Is this an old DVD player or a new one? If it is a new one like a BluRay then you really need to hook it up via using an HDMI cable or worst case vai component video (3 wires) and stereo audio (2 wires)
But hooking video to the receiver is fine but the receiver has to route that video signal to the TV via a separate cable from the receiver video out to the TV.
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Dave,
Thanks for your quick response. But I am using the standard RCA jacks from DVD output (red & white for audio and yellow for video) to Receiver matching DVD inputs. Have sound but no picture. Any ideas?
Thanks
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