Hdmi does not work

Dear Sir,
As I know Sony DVD VRD-MC6 do not have HDMI input so it not possible to record your video direct from iphone . but I phone has support to hdmi output thru iphone to hdmi cable and your Sony DVD VRD-MC6 has AV input so you need a one another device which call hdmi to AV converter it will work but your video quality will compromise.

If you want to record video form computer you need external dvd writer and one dvd burning software
After that you just copy your iphone videos thru usb cable and burn thru dvd burning software

Try a different HDMI cable first into all ports. Try every HDMI cable you have. Then try a different component into TV HDMI ports. If you are using the receiver to switch inputs, try running HDMI cable straight into TV. HDMI is very finicky. Some cables won't work or stop working for no apparent reason.

best bet is to buy a new HDMI cable and if it works in your tv then you know it was the original that was faulty but if not then the problem will be the TVs HDMI slot... if so then try testing the HDMI cable in the multiple HDMI slots on your tv (also trying both ends in each device) and if its still not working then try the TV setting but i dont think there is a setting but its worth a try :)

As you can see HDMI and VGA are different. So check it and request?

Had the same issue for one of my Toshiba ports. Had to call for service. Apparently, the circuit board is fragile and after plugging in cables many times, the HDMI outlet separates from the board. Trust you have warranty coverage....

If tablet keeps burning out charges it is due to the fact that an internal short in the tablet is making the charging unit exceed its parameters and allowing it to burn itself out. The issue is with the tablet, not the chargers.

Ok, this is general hardware failure. This will need to be repaired by a Sony tech asap. the central board is malfunctioning at this time. Contact Sony asap.

Your correct, LCD's don't burn. This sounds like a defective main control module. I would take it in as soon as possible to have it looked at.

Hey, I found this on a blogsite about lcd rear projections....looks like our tv's screens have been burned by the "pillers" that surround the tv when switching from 4:3 to 16:9 or fullscreen... read below, I hope it helps !
cheers!
Vern

Rear projection crt's,the first generation widescreen tv's were notorious for that.Lcd and plasma can have the same problem,but it takes much longer and is not as harsh.Dlp's use tiny mirrors,so it isn't a problem with them.Lcd and plasma tv's should be ok unless you watch them with blck bars on them all the time.
We have lcd monitors at work,and i've seen them after a year with bad burn in.They also run 24 hrs a day 7 days a week with the same display.


GKar posted 2006 Oct 10 15:31 TooLFooL : i have 51" sony rear-projection and those freakin' grey bars burned themselves right into the screen...

I read that to avoid the burning you had to limit your 4:3 viewing time to 15% of total time viewed. (applied to my TV but apparently yours and others as well...great! now they tell you :-x , this applies unless 4:3 aspect was changed to stretched or zoomed...yuck :-x )

This really sucks as a Star Trek/Lexx/Farscape fan as they are mostly 4:3, fortunately the upconvert player/hdmi combo sends a 1080i 16:9 signal to my TV so the effects are drastically reduced by nearly filling the TV without the grey bars or burn in problem without stretch or zoom modes being used. yay! :wink: (default grey bars set to black automatically, apparently grey isn't needed due to screen area covered is sufficient for burn in not to be a problem.)