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Thank you so much from region 3 to region free

Hi i have researched your product and it should support wmv files so i dont understand why they wont play. I would either take the product back to where you got it, tell them its faulty, get a replacement and try again. Or just convert the wmv files you have to SVI (Mpeg 4) and they should work.
Hope this helps

It's really good sounds well

Could be a failing power supply

This will depend on how old the TV is and if it has bluetooth installed in it. Turn on the Surround Sound System, switch the system on and turn the bluetoothVisibility On. Go into the TV settings and find the bluetooth section. It will usually be it the 'network' section. Turn on the bluetooth and 'search for devices'. Connect to the sound bar when it appears. If yours does not have bluetooth you can buy a bluetooth sender/receiver that plugs directly into the TV to convert it for bluetooth.

Verify the timer function is set to OFF

try a better video converter software, I'd recommend that you use Video Converter Asoftech which helped me before.Download Video Converter Software

Hey! As far as I know that the samsung yp-s3 only supports a fairly small number of file formats- MP3, WMA, MPEG4(SVI), JPEG, TXT. Therefore, you need to covnert your video to MP4 video format to watch it on your samsung yp-s3. As for the converter, you can have a free try of this Wondershare Video Converter which can help you convert various video format to any video/audio format including MP4 format. This video converter is very easy-to-use. For how to use it to convert videos, you can also refer to the official guide at: http://www.dvd-ripper-copy.com/guide/video-converter-guide.html#181.
Hope that will be of help to you.

No displays on the TV screen with hearing the sound on your TV could be caused due to. A connection problems which is the main common issues. Or where there is a bad connection or faulty cables or not being hooked up correctly Or a problem with devices being connected to the TV

Try a quick blast of compressed air into the headphone jack area. Worked great for me.

As for the episodes you bought on iTunes, I'm not sure how to go about converting those, but your player uses the .mp4 format (according to Samsung) my guess is that iTunes has enabled DRM on those files that is making it impossible to load on another player. (here is a link to some software that supposedly removes DRM http://undrm.info/remove-DRM-protection/)
As far as ripping DVDs to your mobile device the best application I have found is: Xilisoft DVD to iPod Converter don't let the name fool you. I use this to rip dvds so I can load them onto my Playstation 3. It is simply a DVD -> .MP4 converter.

That's the power supply board isn't it. Have you checked the main power amp board? For when the power board failed it might have taken out the main power amp with it!

sadly I have no idea what you need . being semi deaf I do not use my phone much

But it's an antique :>D It is before the time of HDMI connectors and may well be before the time of composite audio. You would be looking to Phono Connectors 'Out' on the television and a Phono Input Source on the AVR 2000. There is full specs and manuals here, but you have to register to get them. https://www.hifiengine.com/manual_library/sansui/2000.shtml ..

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Contact Samsung directly to inquire.

Click on Rip, bring down drop-down menu - change format to Mp3 - re-rip

Receiver could be in protect mode or suffering from failure of amplifier chain component(s)

This is usually caused by a damaged audio output stage. Time for a specialized repair.

You know, m4v files have DRM protection and can't be played on Android devices. But you can do it with a 3rd party tool, NoteBurner. It can remove DRM legally and then convert m4v to mp4, mov, avi, etc. Besides, AC3 dolby 5.1 audio and multilingual subtitles can be all kept after conversion. You can learn more from: http://www.noteburner.com/mac-m4v-converter-plus.html