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What channel or setting is used on the TV to play a DVD?

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It will not be the channel setting, it will depend on which set of cable connection you want to use to send the signals to the TV.
If you use the Yellow (Composite video), Red (audio right channel), White (audio left channel) then you will use the AV1 or AV2.

If you use component video Red (Video red signal), Green (Video green signal + sync), Blue (blue video signal), Red (Right audio), White (Left audio), then you will use Component video input1 or 2.

HDMI, use the HDMI cable. Use HDMI input.
You should read the TV and DVD owner manuals for more details.

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Hi, Channel 3 or 4 might work for older TVs. Most new HDTV's have a mode setting in the menu. (Video 1 or 2 or 3) or (Component 1 or 2). On your remote you may have DVD button. Try all these suggestions, 1 of these will work. You can play with the remote too. Good luck.

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