Geat picture no sound from my craig 13" tv, hooked up properly to an att dsl cable box

I would suggest you verify your cabling. Are you using HDMI cables? Connect a HDMI cable from the TV HDMI 1 to the Cable DVR Box, In the TV setup ,select HDMI 1 as source. If your Cable box does not have HDMI contact the provider for a updated box. With out the Make, Model of Box, Cable? Sat? Make, Model of TV. I don't know the connections?

How did you get it working on the ps3 and tv?

The incoming cable should simply connect to the antenna/cable connector on the back of the TV. It's a standard connector. Normally you just need to connect the cable to the TV, then set the TV for "cable" through the on-screen menu using the TV remote or front panel buttons. However, the tuner in the TV may not be compatible with your cable system. Depending on the age of the set and type of cable system, the set may only work if you use a cable converter box from the company. If you have the cable connected and the set can't find any channels, this may be why.

hi Sarah
The first thing is that your tv will need to be connected to some type of aerial , asuming that your part of the world is still able to recive analogue tv. The next thing to do is to carry out full tuner
retune, to do this please referrer to customer intruction book.
If your aera is digital only you will have to purchase a digaltil box connect aerial to this box and the box to the tv the same point where you cable box was connected. Hope this will help.
Regards Derrick.

Are you using a cable box? If so, what kind of cable do you have going from the box to the TV?

thios is very bad bad bad tv i no oooooooooooo like

hook up the wires properly and?

connect coaxial cable connector from your cable service company to cable box-----in jack.
2-using coaxial cable connect cable box out to tv-vhf/uhf jack.
connect projection tv audio out (var-fix)jacks to avr 230 line in.

Your TV. Try it on a friends' TV using the proper cables and whatnot and see if that is the prob. I reckon it would be. Oldarse TV's may not handle the newer signal well..

Craig
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Yes, the firmware on your hdtv box has an old firmware, I switched my old hdtv box with a newer one box and the problem was solved. It seems that it can't work if your hooking up with DVI to HDMI cable to your receiver to tv. Your hd box must have an HDMI out otherwise it causes problems. I also have rx-v661 and i finally hooked up everything HDMI to the receiver and then to the tv and it was having the problem you speak of. After I switched out the hd box for a newer one everthing worked fine.