I am not getting any picture from the tv. dvd and radio is working fine.

I lost the video (HDMI) but can get all my sounds (TV, DVD, Radio, etc). HDMI cable is fine because it worke when plugged from cable box directly to the TV. Any suggestions?

did you tried to change the system setting to auto or pal or ntsc. try to check this set up may be this will help you so you will hear good sound.

u change the colour system 2 pal

DVD players are dirt cheap now. Just buy a new one, and if your TV has HDMI, get one that will hook up that way.

Try to use AV cables they work better than RF cables in my opinion. AV out to TV in works everytime.

dvd format must be compitable with tv-if it is compatible change your video cable with new good brand one from (radio shack)or any electronic store near you.

I am sorry to say that this does not sound like a simple solution for your problem. It is hard to be sure without examining the situation but, If the video comes on breifly and, then goes away it sounds like something is heating up and, then opening up and, disrupting your video. It could be something in the stabilization. You will need to refer this problem to a qualified repair technician. If you want to keep the TV and, since it does work in TV mode I would suggest that if you want to use the RCA type jacks to connect a VCR/DVD or what have you that you get an RF modulator to connect thru the co-ax. This way you can connect your Cable/satelite to the co-ax connector and, your VCR/DVD player to the RCA on the Modulator. These are availible at radio shack and can also be found on ebay. I hope this helps at all. [email protected]

I have 2 of these units and I had the same problem.There is a button on top right beside the one where you open and close the cd/dvd tray.It is marked memory on top and progressive on the bottom.You need to push this button one or two times and your picture will return.Someone may have pushed it by mistake.These are very good units and well worth whatever you paid for them.If you have more questions email me at [email protected] Jack

Sounds like something got confused in the re-wiring...if the TV signal from cable doesn't involve a box, then the co-ax should go straight to the "cable in" or "RF in" on the TV, and the sound equipment gets connected to output ports on the TV. Otherwise, try bypassing the video connections on receiver or whatever and go directly to TV...My surround sound has video in and out, but I've never used them, it doesn't matter.

Did you check PAL/NTSC settings?