I got a new tv and dvd player and all the wires were pulled out and now i do not know how to reconnect it...

Hello,

your connection is wrong. Get a RCA wire. Yellow is video and white & red are audio.

Connect the wires to Output from the DVD. Video out and audio out. All that will be connected to the DVD will be output. The DVD is feeding out to the TV, so it is giving.

Now the all connections to the TV will be input. Because the TV is receiving from the DVD. Connect from the DVD to TV respectively.

Turn on the TV and DVD, then press Souce/AV on the TV. Now you should see a display and hear sound from the DVD through the TV.

I hope the above is clear. If not, please let me know.

Good luck.

you need to check the earth cable which is disconnected and you need to reconnect it back

if this is connected with component wiring (red, green, blue for video) check that all 3 wires from DVD to tv are good it souns like one of those wires might have gone bad or got pulled out or moved by mistake. that would be the best place to start - if this doesnt help please write back with as many details as possible and i will try to give you more help

i had the same problem. it turned out to be the red and white jacks going into my tv it wasnt the jacks but it was the tv entry points. check it out on another tv if it works on another tv then you may have to replace the other tv or get a repair person to try and reconnect wires in it

Connect the dvd player to one of the video inputs of the tv. Connect the left and right audio outputs from the tv to an input of the receiver. aux, or whatever you choose. Simple.

check your hookups first

make sure the audio (the red and the white plugs) are in the OUT on the Player ... and IN on the tv.
also make sure the tv is set to the AV IN mode when playing the dvd.
Otherwise check the TV set up and make sure the speakers are turned on.

Bob, you can do this, grab 3 rca cables, 1 yellow 1 red 1 white.
the holes on the back of the dvd are colored coded, you guessed it yellow ,red, white, plug the cables into the matching colored holes, your done with the dvd player, now take the other end of these 3 cables and guess what the plugs on the back of the tv are the same color code as well, take a flashlight and find the 3 colored holes marked " input 1" stick the yelloe cable in the yellow hole , red in red hole, white in white hole, turn on dvd player & tv, grab your remote for the tv and find the input button and push it until the screen show "vid1" or "video 1", input 1 what ever yours says and you`ll be watching your dvds. Good Luck & Happy Holidays, BMW Rider

If you do not get result you can purchase one video rf converter. Rf converter contains one video input in yellow colour and two audio in red and white colour and one cable connector as outout. Connect dvd output to this converter and tune the program in which place you receive dvd signal.

You have your DVD connected to your VCR, which is then connected to your TV, right? The problem is Macrovision. It's designed to prevent you from connecting your DVD player to your VCR, so that you can't make duplicates of copyrighted movies. It's a real pain in the neck. Try turning the DVD player off - or better yet, unplugging its power cord (as some DVD players are always in a standby mode, even when turned off). If that fixes the problem, then you need to reconnect your DVD player directly to the TV, not wired through the VCR. If your DVD player isn't wired through the VCR, are you using some kind of wire splitter (one cable branches into two) to connect both the DVD player and VCR? That can also cause this kind of interference, if both have power at the same time. There are video switches you can get to work around that. Here's one such switch (first I found for a decent price with a google search): http://www.pickeasy.com/20070827-video-selector-switch-video-game-p-555.html Hope that helps.