Hooked this up from my DELL desktop to a HD TV , however not getting any signal. The box does power on and light up blue. Any suggestions?
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When I connected this product to my HD TV which does not have an input for a PC, I used the DVD input connection and used my remote to select input from the DVD. It works fine. (I have a Blu Ray video player so the DVD connection was available). If you have a PC input on your TV and are connected, make sure you select PC input on the TV or using the remote.
1999966
Double check the HDMI cable with another device to verify the HDMI cable is good.
1999967
have you checked your settings on your desktop? i find that most of the times its a seeting issue in the compter or tv.
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All I can say is make sure the hdmi and vga cables are connected securely. And then make sure you TV is in the right mode. So, if the hdmi cord is in the hdmi 1 outlet, make sure you choose hdmi 1 on your TV. After all that, open up the "multiple screen / project menu" on your DELL, and choose either Duplicate, Extend, or Second Screen Only to see your display on your TV.Best of luck!!!
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connect to actual cable that is either dish/comcast service to see if tv works. if it does get boost assist signal amplifier dont go cheap, get the best you can.
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Do other inputs to the receiver work? No idea why yours does not. I have our receiver (monitor) connected to HDMI 1 and as the receiver switches inputs the TV displays well. Sorry I cannot help any more.
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It could be the loss of the EDID due to a timing issue between the TV and the cable box. There is an inexpensive box that may solve your problem. google for "Got HDCP Connection Problems?"
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I just had this problem and found this post after searching for a solution. I plugged my coaxial cable into my surge protector and bingo, problem solved. I am using component cables to connect my cable box to my HDTV. I think I'll exchange my box for an HDMI capable box and hopefully that'll solve my problem without using the surge protector.
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I'm having a problem detecting the signal from my satellite box. It is very slow to turn on and tune the signal. When turned on it goes from the Bravia screen to no signal, audio only, then a flash of the signal then back to no signal then on . I thought it might be the hdmi cable but it's the same cable that was on the previous tv which worked fine. The old tv was a 37 xbr6 which was damaged in shipping.
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Your receiver (TV set) is probably not getting connected to the source of signal. Using your TV remote control, press the TV/VIDEO button...a list of input will be displayed...if you are using an HDMI connector, try each of the 4 HDMI ports by continually pressing the TV/VIDEO button until you hit the right source of signal...good luck.
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The analog Co-axil port on my TV is not broken...the TV works just fine. I currently have an antenna and just need to boost the signal. The signal boost I purchased does not work, but is receiving power from the outlet, but the booster itself does not work. I know this because I tested the power cord send with the amplifier with a mutlimeter. I would prefer to have another amplifier sent, not an antenna and I do not want to convert to HDMI because my TV has no available HDMI ports left.
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Not sure of your complete set up but if using receiver make sure hdmi is turned on w receiver and the same w tv make sure that port is turned on through video options
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make sure all yiur wires are connected and your t.v. color is adjusted. i have not had any trouble with mine. Hope it works well for you.
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It sounds like you did everything correct. Try other ports on the TV. My tv has PC, HDMI 1 and 2 and when I have my laptop hooked up to the tv I have to use the HDMI 2 setting. Good luck.
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Try going into your system preference then displays, there should be a tab for system preferences. If u don't see it try hitting detect displays. If that isn't working make sure you are on the right HDMI channel on your tv. Mine won't work if I'm in full screen mode in a program so maybe that's affecting it too? If none of that is working try another HDMI port until it does. If that isn't working you may have a defective cable
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Other than defective cable, basic trouble shooting: which i guess you already tied. Connect both end properly, make sure micro HDMI goes all the way in. Check you TV input & select the appropriate input for PC. Mine worked without any issue.
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Possibly a bad CPU but could also be a bad motherboard on the DS81. On my PC I use the HDMI output and when I hooked up the cable the video worked fine with no extra setup steps. I have not tested the DVI output.
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So I have run into this before but I am not an expert. Some monitors will only accept 1080P or 720P. My source was 420P something like that so one of the monitors called it out of range. I was using a image one surgical camera that only had SDI output that once converted was 420 or 480P output and that didn't work with one of my Monitors. The TV monitor probably accepts a larger range of HDMI input. Scott
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I have 3 of these. Two are switched to work with desk top computers and one with an hd receiver in an home theater setup. I know that you need a certain amount of power to trigger the green mode. Maybe your tv's and shredder don't draw enough power, but the computer should work fine. I wonder if you have a defective unit?
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Sounds like a real tech support question. When you turn it on you should see the logo appear. If it appears then that is a good sign that your TV is working. Try different combinations of input. Cable, HDMI, etc. See if you can get any one of them to work. And don't forget to choose the correct input on your TV.