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Posted on Apr 02, 2008

Mitsubishi WD-62525 Input 480i

When I turn the set on the screen is black. This message appears in top left corner of screen for 2 seconds and disappears:

Input 1
480i

Need help resolving, please.

Karen

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Input 1 means it is displaying the signal from Input 1 on the back of the TV. Make sure your vcr/dvd/cable box is properly connected and working. If nothing is connected to Input 1 then press Device on remote and select the proper Input to display.

My cable is connected directly to my TV on ANT1. I, therefore, select Antenna 1 from Device list and my picture is displayed fine.

Hope this helps.

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It is just saying what input you have it on and what level of hd your getting (480i 480p 720i 780p 1080i 1080p)

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