Adjusting to the proper color

Which input on the TV and which output on the DVD player are you using? HDMI is the best and easiest. Next is standard video plus audio (3 leads, yellow - video, red and white - audio). If you are using the component input, you can get B&W if you have the leads incorrectly connected. If you're going from component to video in, you might have the same result, I'm not certain. I hope this helps you resolve your problem. Let us know.

i have a 32inch hisense led tv i watch movie using usb but it stop and back to the begining when the movie is over 2hours.. hope you can help me .

You can only adjust the color in your tv remote.

unfortunately the green color bulb must have burned. you should go to a repair shop.

This is a common problem that was NOT caused by watching the 3D movie! Bad solder connections on the high voltage transformer have caused a solder in fuse to blow. The transformer will have to be resoldered and the fuse replaced.

yes sounds like a convergence issue. The following link has convergence repair kits which contain the parts and a cd with instructions on how to do the repair.
http://www.tvrepairkits.net/

what type cables are hooked to the dvd, check and make sure that the cables are seated properly or chang the cables , could be the dvd player also

Green bar or border is due to wrong AV Setting. To resolve this just insert the Blue-Ray DVD and begin to play. Press the Triangle button and select "AV Setting", in AV Setting change Video Output to RGB.

There is no bulb or color wheel in a standard projection set. The standard projection set has convergence output IC's that correct the 3 colors around the edges of the picture. If one of these IC's burns out then one color may sag toward the center at the top. The defective convergence IC will have to be replaced and the convergence circuits realigned and that should be done by a qualified tech.

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