I have a Philips LCD TV Model 23PF5320/28. How can I connect a Blu Ray DVD player to it. I have an HDMI cord attached to the DVD player, but there is nowhere to plug the other end of the cord into the television. What do I need to do in order to be able to use HDMI? Thanks for your help.

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Analogue TV reception has nothing to do with signals from Blu-ray players.

Connect your Blu-ray player to either a HDMI port on the TV, or use a HDMI to DVI adapter (which is picture only) and supplement it with a a connection for audio via RCA/phono- or RCA/phono to jack cable from the BD player to the TV.

Press the AV Input button on the remote to cycle through the input sockets.

You have to have the cable with three colors, yellow is video, white is one side stereo and red is other side. Plug into av on back of tv then select the av

Do your tv have hdmi hook up in the back of it

I am having the same issue with this. Did you find a solution.

Change the video resolution format from HDMI set up menu. This way you can know that if Player and TV supports/displays any one or some of the resolutions and if you can get a video on TV.

I would try hooking something else up to your tv that is hdmi compatible. If your tv looks fine, then you know it would be the dvd player. If it's the dvd player, then I would suggest getting a different brand completely. I have had alot of bad experiences myself and other people as well when it comes to the philips brand

Either the new BlueRay player is defective, the HDMI port on the player is defective, or the port on your set is defective.

Try connecting it with component RGB/AV cables, or S-Video/AV cables and see if everything works. If so, then you know that it is either the port on the BlueRay, or the port on the TV set.

To test the HDMI port on your TV, you will need another HDMI device to try.

Jerry G.