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trouble shooting common problems when using RGB ...

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No video or sound on tv when using RGB SCART cable. Check that the SCART socket you have plugged the SCART cable into is an RGB enabled port (this is ... Some TVsets display an 'RGB' message in the top right of the screen for a short ...

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WikipediaThe signals carried by SCART include both composite and RGB (with composite ... A VCR will often have two SCART sockets, to connect it to the TV ("up", ... SCART enables a device to command the TV to very quickly switch between signals, ... The box can instead ask the TV to stop displaying the normal signal and ...

How to use your TV as a computer monitor for gaming, videos

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CNETJan 26, 2012 - Many modern video cards have an HDMI output. ... The trick, of course, is finding a TV with RGB-PC inputs. ... You can also send him a message on Twitter: @TechWriterGeoff. ... (Or just enable game/graphic mode) ... As yet I've been unable to find anything online that lists TVs that do or don't work with PCs ...

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Connect VGA (D-sub 15 pin) cable from PC to TV (RGB PC) input jack. Connect audio cable from PC to TV. Set screen resolution on PC to be compatible with TV, such as 800 X 600 or 1024 X 768 etc. Select on the TV, the PC INPUT using the TV remote when ready to use as monitor.

Under PICTURE on the TV select SCREEN (RGB-PC). You can AUTO-CONFIG or you can set resolution manually to the same you set PC to. Other adjustments can be done here as well to get optimum picture on TV from PC.

You need to tell your laptop to send the video signal to your rgb output interface by using your function keys. Usually Fn+F2 or F8.

sometimes the fault is not always from the graphic card ... it could come from the processor or the memory .... please check them too and also check the signal cable especially the pins on the signal plug

ON TV MANUAL SETUP PC INPUT ON
CHECK YOU PC ADJUST TO 60HZ....

I had a problem where my VO22L was giving me a "No RGB Signal" "The Power Will Be Turned Off" message when I had it in RGB mode (with VGA input from my PC). Anytime I left my PC on and turned off the power of this unit, I got this message. I just got off the phone with a very friendly and patient Tech Support woman at Vizio, who talked to several different techs who all came up with things that didn't help. Finally, while we were talking, she came up with the idea of going into the settings menu and doing a "System Reset" to see what happens. What do you know, it worked!

To anyone else having this problem, try this. With the PC and TV on, in RGB mode, go into the menu screen with the remote. The far right tab is "Setup". Use the arrow keys to go down to the "System Reset" option. When prompted "are you sure" select "Yes". I powered the monitor off and on, and the problem is gone. Now if it happens again, I know what to do.

For No signal try- Updating your Video drivers, and making sure it shows a connection on your laptop ( by going to propertys on desktop and then dysplay)
For format try- Updating and or turning down the screen resulotion becuase the size differs on screen even if you think it shouldnt.

Hi,

RGB stands for Red Green Blue. Your monitor isn't getting a video signal.

First, look behind your PC.

Pull the video plug and check the pins.

The should be three rows of them. Make sure none of them are bent over.

On the back of the PC, look at the connector socket you just pulled the plug out of. Is there another like it? (15 holes, 3 rows of 5)

If so and the original doesn't work, switch the plug to the other.

Put the plug back in and screw it in tight.

Reboot your PC.

Hope this helps,

Mike

Same problem!!! Inspiron E1505 connected to a year old LG 47" 1080p lcd. My rgb used to work fine, plug and play with my pc. No luck with my laptop though. I've tried setting up duel monitors, updating all(atleast I think all) of my drivers, and rechecking all connections!! Please Help.

Try changing the resolution on you computer. That TV may not handle the current resolution setting. You may also have to do something on your computer to turn on the rgb output.