Reciever says decoder off - Yamaha RXV371

Check you power cable if it's properly connected and if it does not work try getting another power cable and see if it will come up

You will need a decoder if you are using rabbiot ears.

Volume controls today are not potentiometers anymore. Manufactures use devices called encoders. When you spin the encoder it sends a binary signal to a decoder chip that will in turn increment or decrement the volume. Either your decoder chip is bad or the encoder itself needs replaced.

Well yes, Digital TV has nothing to do with the recorder it is the "Format" it is transmitted in, and the reciever is digital, however after it is recieved, & decoded it is simply asignal that can be used via, the Output connections, RCA, CCOMPONENT, HDMI, and thus when attached to a recorder will record what it is fed.

Hi, You will need a second Sat decoder or a A/V wireless sender but with this second option you will have to listen to the same channel on both tv.
Best is to get an other decoder.

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Error 60 is connection to the CD player interrupted.

There is no supply voltage present for the decoder board or the CD player.

Check that all of the cables to the decoder board are in good condition and connected correctly and securely.

Type up on google decoder and you'll be able to decode it.

this tv has no digital tuner built in to it. In order to recieve a digital broadcast the tuner must be atsc compliant. The best solution is to get a converter box to decode digital to analog signal.

This television has an extremely weak tuner. It is very sensitive to both ghosting (multipath) and weak signal conditions, which cause it's digital decoder to "error out". Coupled with this is the decoder's long set-up time (time to actually begin a decoded video stream after signal is selected)and you find that every time the decoder loses sync it takes several seconds to reestablish normal decoding. The net result is the possiblity that the tuner will be continually restarting and never display anything. An extremely directional antenna may help. Otherwise, find a good external tuner box and use that.

mine does the same thing.. so far I have no clue other than it may be detecting input from devices like vcr..dvd etc..