Questions & Answers for: Sony BRAVIA warner cable tv signal

...been successful. Suggestions? Got an older model sony xbr 36 tv. Wanna program it to work with mt time warner cable. How do i do it. Yhe TV is about 4 -5 yrears old. jesus christ people are

...Warner cable (NY). The TV remote only turn on the TV and adjust the volume. I need for the time Warner remote to control the volume. Greetings... What is the number for the TW remote you are using? ...

...Warner HD digital cable box, and have the component cables (no HDMI port on TW box) connected from output on TW box to input on TV. When I go to correct video source, I get cable, but it is extremely ...

...of your computer and TV. How do you connect PC to TV, with s-video cable (looks like circle) or width two colored cables? Try to adjust video-card driver. There must be function like "find my

...Warner's DVD-R cable box and to a Sony DVD player which is connected with HDMI cables. It sounds like your LCD Screen is no longer working. I would try contacting Sony and ask for a refund. I had the ...

...cable from Time Warner) and checked signals. DVR does not record this even, picture and sound continues from DVR playback when it had been dropped watching it live. Have not seen this with other ...

TV Cable card slot loses signal immediately after channel find Hello, I have 2 nearly identical TVs. A Sony KDL-V32XBR1 and a Sony KDL-V26XBR1. I recently received 2 cable cards from my cable provider

...cable box to tv with some audio etc 3 plug thing and no signal Make sure that the TV inout is worrking by connecting a sourrce like a DVD to the input. If faulty the TV input section must be checked. ...

...to decode the cable signal. It is important to know wether you are connecting your TV to a cable socket, or aerial or satellite, as these are all very different signals which your TV may not

...TV (cable TV wire into the cable input connector on box, and cable out to the TV in the cable out connector on the box, and then connected to the right connector on the back of the TV)? Or, maybe you ...