Liquid Video Recent Questions, Troubleshooting Help & Support

First, the R/Y/W connections are "composite" not "component" video. Component connections are green/blue/red and are a superior connection basically on the same level of quality as HDMI. If you have your TV and VCR connected this way, it will not be compatible with the RCA Y/R/W. I think you are confused as to what component and composite connections are. And, why would you want to connect a DVD player to anything at all other than your TV or a DVD burner? I don't get it. If you are using R/W/Y, that is basic and the least sophisticated connection available. Further, if you connected this unit to your TV, then you would want to set its connections on "out", not "in", then plug them into your TV.

Is it a name brand computer, or a custom build? Most name brand computer manufactures provide nearly all the drivers for their computers online, all you have to do is know the model # of your computer, go to the manufacturers website, and find the display driver, download, and install it.

solved problem (if at least temporarily) by using color controls on monitor...lowered each color all the way

Google for electronic fues schematic symbols. The compare them to the ones printed on the board and you should be able to locate them.

Googling Liquid Video gives a hardware result for Surveillance Cameras.

You need an rca cable with either 1 plug or 2 plugs depending on how many sound ports your monitor and computer has. Connect one end to the monitor and the other end to the computer. These cables are cheapest at

Whos the manufacture? I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/lou_afa492c634393790

press restart button if no restart button press for 10 seconds the power button of the system unit.