I connect RCA HDMI DVD to the TV and no signs. What should I do ?, and buy two cables and none serves me. Thank You.
1164011
I had the same thing happen to me with this product, I would return it for a refund.
1164012
Hate to say it, but you wasted your money on these cables. They are not capable of switching from rca to hdmi. Try returning them. You will need either a new receiver that has that capability of hooking up rca jacks and then running an hdmi cable from the receiver to the TV. Or get a new tv.
1164013
Don't buy these they don't work !! I repeat don't work !!! I've tryed them on almost everything in my home .
1164014
That RCA/HDMI Cabe doesn't work. The're feeding you a bunch of BS telling you it does work.
1164015
The best thing you can do after you buy these is sell it to another suckered after you upgrade your DVD player ,console , cable box ect....I resold it to a friend for $30 lucky me .
1164016
i don't think these work i could never get a signal threw the one i have waste of money sorry if you got stung to
531422
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.
1037605
Might be a faulty connection for the yellow RCA connector? Maybe you could get another cable or try with another video device that has RCA.
1380359
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
662925
try to see if its you hdmi cord you have plugged in with it, that happened to me or well something similar and it was the cord, went and got a high quality one and it worked perfect
1992622
If you have an "old" reciever that uses RCA inputs you will need a NeweR reciever that utilizs a HDMI cable. I said the same thing, then bought a newer reciver 3 years ago . hope this helps.
2178563
After checking all cables are correctly installed be sure you tell your TV where the signal is coming from. Example: On Samsung remote you have a 'source' button to select signal source//On LG you have an 'input' button to select source. If this doesn't solve the problem you may have a bad cable between TV/DVD. Swap cable with another and see if that cures the problem. Good Luck Susan.
1158031
As far I saw that TV has a HDMI port, so just a HDMI cable and you are all set if not the RCA cable included in the DVD Player work too, but I highly recommend the HDMI cable to really use the upscale functionality.
1610511
Funny, same thing just happened to me. I was thinking maybe HDMI cable went bad and going to replace it 1st.
237585
I would either contact the seller you bought it from, OR ... contact RCA directly. Best of luck.
1125532
I guess my cables are HDMI Cables. I looked up Hiteker on amazon and found pictures of the back of this Tv and shows where the cables go. I will keep looking. I have a picture of the back of tv but can not find where to attach a photo on here. :(
997693
Make sure you are on the right component input. If that doesnt work then try it on another tv. It will let you know if the cable is bad or tv input is bad.
982069
The way you worded it seems to be what LaBute mentions.The only connection between the TV and the receiver is via the TV out port.The 360 should be hooked up via one of the free HDMI ports (DVD | BD | SAT/CATV).And all should be good.Try connecting the 360 directly to the TV to double-check that neither the HDMI cable nor the 360 is faulty. If the HDMI doesn't work, try the component cables as well before ruling out the possibility of the 360 not working.If the 360 works fine with the TV, I suppose it could be the receiver, if you've got the connections right and nothing is coming through. =/ The way you worded it seems to be what LaBute mentions.The only connection between the TV and the receiver is via the TV out port.The 360 should be hooked up via one of the free HDMI ports (DVD | BD | SAT/CATV).And all should be good.Try connecting the 360 directly to the TV to double-check that neither the HDMI cable nor the 360 is faulty. If the HDMI doesn't work, try the component cables as well before ruling out the possibility of the 360 not working.If the 360 works fine with the TV, I suppose it could be the receiver, if... » Read More The way you worded it seems to be what LaBute mentions.The only connection between the TV and the receiver is via the TV out port.The 360 should be hooked up via one of the free HDMI ports (DVD | BD | SAT/CATV).And all should be good.Try connecting the 360 directly to the TV to double-check that neither the HDMI cable nor the 360 is faulty. If the HDMI doesn't work, try the component cables as well before ruling out the possibility of the 360 not working.If the 360 works fine with the TV, I suppose it could be the receiver, if you've got the connections right and nothing is coming through. =/ « Show Less
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I do not have any technical expertise, so cannot help y6ou very much, but at least try to chance your output source. If you are having trouble with HDMI, try the component output source. If it works on the component source, leave it there, as it is almost as good as HDMI. Hope this helps. RR
366430
I think Larry is spot on. If you have another HDMI handy, swap that in there. if it still persists, return it for another converter box.
827196
To the best of my knowledge HDMI cables should be backwards compatible, it'd be weird if it wasn't. Is everything else plugged in and connected properly, right TV input etc...Do you have any other HDMI cables to try out?
674255
Why would you want to hook up a DVD player to your laptop and then run an HDMI cable to the TV? I don't even think that would work, althought I've never tried. Wouldn't it make more sense to a.) Hook up the DVD player directly to the TV and play DVDs like most people do or b.) Play a DVD on your laptop and then connect the laptop to the TV via an HDMI cable. Just my thoughts as I'm not sure of all the underlying reasoning.