Audio, but no video

What is the TV source (input)? Usually the captions are only controlled by the TV if your source is Antenna/Cable (using the RG-59/RG-6 cable input). If your source is a set-top box (HDMI, component or composite video), consult the documentation for that source.

If your source is set to TV, press Menu (on the remote or the side of the TV). Use the Left/Right arrows (or the Channel buttons on the TV) to select Settings and press Enter (input button on the TV). Use the Up/Down (or the volume on the TV) arrows to select Closed Captions and press Enter. The highlighted menu item should be CC Mode. Use the Left/Right arrows to choose Off. Press Enter to save the setting. Then press Menu to change another setting or Exit to leave the on-screen menu. See page 31 of the user manual available from ManualsLib here: https://www.manualslib.com/manual/445548/Dynex-Dx-19e220a12.html . The current link to the page is https://www.manualslib.com/manual/445548/Dynex-Dx-19e220a12.html?page=35#manual .

Some set-top boxes will have a caption control button on the remote control. Others have more difficult steps. On my IPTV box, I have to press Menu, select Settings, then enter a pass code provided by my provider. Then I enter the Hardware settings and find the closed captions menu under Audio Settings. On an old Dish receiver, the caption controls depended on the system mode. Since the receiver could serve a primary and secondary TV, captions could be viewed on the primary set or both. They could only be changed at the primary TV.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

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Do you mean the Curtis LED1930A 19" TV? If so, first check that the source is set to TV. Use the Source button on the TV (just below the power button) or the remote (to the right of the 0). You can use the up/down arrow keys to change lines in the Input list. Press Enter to confirm the choice if you are using the remote.

Next press Menu on the TV (the third button from the top) or remote (to the left of the 0). Use the left/right buttons to navigate to the Channel heading (the third item from the left). Use the Source key (on the TV) or press Enter on the remote to enter the menu. Use the up/down arrows to highlight Signal Type. Press Enter (or Source) and then use the left/right arrows to get Air. Press Enter to confirm the setting. Now you should be able to highlight Auto Channel Search and search for your OTA channels.

This is shown in the manual. The manual is available from Amazon here: http://s3.amazonaws.com/szmanuals/d29a408ae8fdecdc0547a724183146ef .

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells
(The Channel menu is not accessible when the input is not set to TV.)

You may have the wrong input source selected. There are a number of different source connections on the back of today's TV sets. Using the remote's SOURCE button, cycle through the different inputs until you find the one that your input device is attached to. It is common for users to inadvertently cycle off the correct input when pushing remote buttons.

see the cause and remedies:
No picture

1. Make sure all power cords +video+audio are connected.
2. Try pressing the enter/play key.
3. Make sure the TV is turned on and the input is set properly.
4. Make sure the TV source is set properly on the TV (This is probably done on the screen; Check your TV manual).

God bless you

Sounds like a hookup situation. Why not go to web site and download manual for the correct procedure and wires to be used for various situations.

Hello,

Check the back of the system, you will find Video out, then Audio out (left and right). Connect the yellow cord to video out, and the white & red to Audio out appropriately.

Then connect the other end of the yellow cord to "Video in" at the back of the TV, then the red and white to audio in at the back of the TV.

After connecting as directed above, turn on the TV, then turn on the system. On the TV remote control, press "AV" or "Source" depending on what is written on the remote and there should be a display. If there is no display, press the "AV" or "Source" on the remote once or twice more and there should be a display of the receiver's welcome screen on the TV. You might also need to press "Source" on the system's remote if there no display.

Let me know if you don't av display even after following the above steps. The above is the correct way of connecting so it should work.

Note; The White and Red cords stands for Audio left and right, while the yellow cord stands for Video. The yellow is suppose to allow your system display on the TV screen, while the Red and White is to bring out sound.

I hope the above helps.

Good luck.

Howdy Mike-d. here, [email protected]
Hi CindyCee,

I have tried to post solutions, but they seem to be too long, so I will have to post more than once to get the info to you.

First part- the "Line-In" Video Source thing many people are having fun with. Try these options from the Samsung FAQs website.:

How Do You Switch Video Sources? Depending on the model TV you have, there are up to four ways to change the video source:

• Through the on-screen menu controlled by your remote
• Through the on-screen menu accessed through the Menu button on your TV's front panel
• Through the TV/Video, TV/Component, or Source button on your remote
• Through the TV/Video or Source button on the front panel of your TV

Your TV could provide any combination of these methods. Instructions for all the methods are below
Changing the Source Using the On-Screen Menu Controlled By Your Remote To use the on-screen menu of your TV controlled by your remote to change video sources, follow these steps:

1. Turn on your TV.
2. Press the Menu button on your remote. The Main Menu appears.
3. Select Input, and then press the Enter button. The Input menu appears.
4. Select Source List, and then press the Enter button.
5. Press the Up or Down arrow button on your remote to select the signal source, and then press the Enter button on your remote.
6. Press the Exit button on your remote to exit.

Changing the Source Using the On-Screen Menu Accessed Through the Menu Button On The Front Of Your TV To use the on-screen menu of your TV accessed through the Menu button on the front of your TV to change video sources, follow these steps:

1. Turn on your TV.
2. Press the Menu button on the front of your TV. The Main Menu appears.
3. Use the Up or Down Ch button on the TV to select Input, and then press the - or + Vol button. The Input menu appears.
4. Use the Up or Down Ch button on the TV to select Source List, and then press the - or + Vol button.
5. Press the Up or Down Ch button on your TV to select the signal source, and then press the - or + Vol button.
6. Press the Menu button to exit.

Changing the Source Using the TV/Video or Source Button On Your Remote To use your remote to change the video source, follow these steps:

1. Turn on your TV.
2. Press the TV/Video or Source button. The current source appears on the TV screen.
3. Press the TV/Video or Source button repeatedly to cycle through the available sources. Stop when you reach the source you want.

Changing the Source Using the TV/Video or Source Button On The Front Of Your TV To use the TV/Video or Source button on the front panel of your TV to change the video source, follow these steps:

1. Turn on your TV.
2. Press the TV/Video or Source button on the front of your TV. The current source appears on the TV screen.
3. Press the TV/Video or Source button repeatedly to cycle through the available sources. Stop when you reach the source you want.

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If you have the original remote, hit video, source, or input button, if it dont have them, then try to change the tv to channel 00 (zero or zerozero), if not then the channels might have to scroll to it, from channel 02 down to make it loop, if it goes to the next highest channel, then you need a remote. It may be set in the menu options to have the video source not saved to your list of saved channels. when you scan the channels, the tv might not look for the A/V source (audio / video), maybe just the RF source. The 3 DVD RCA wires are 1 video and 2 stereo, one stereo for left and one stereo for right. The TV has only 2 , 1 for video and 1 for mono 1 channel sound. This wouldnt have anything to do with why you cant use the DVD player. but try that with the original remote (or a universal remote that is set to your tv set that has either video, input, source or something similar. It is what tells the tv to change from the cable source (RF) and the AV source (the Red White and Yellow plugs, in your TV's case, 2 plugs, one yellow and the other either red or white or something). Dont really know how to explain it much more but hope it helps.

From the manual (search Google for CM27101S): Normally, your TV displays the signal coming through the antenna terminal. However, If you?ve connected another component to your TV(such as a VCR) using the Video/Audio input, you will want to be able to view the signal from the component. To do this, you will need to switch from the ? TV ? input to the ? Line1, Line2 ? Input, as follows: 1 With the TV on, press the MENU button twice, then ? Set-Up ? menu will appear. 2 Use the WCHVbuttons to select ? Input ?. 3 Press the CVOLB buttons to change from ? TV ? to ? Line1, Line 2 ?. 4 Wait 10 seconds, or press the MENU button to return to normal TV viewing.