When I turn the home theater equipment on, the DVDO will not send the video to the projector until I unplug the power cord and it plug back in. Ideas?
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Did you try turing on the DVDO, first ? Then turn on the rest in sequence - (1) DVDO (2) Projector (3) AV-Receiver (4) DVD Player... Something like that?
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I have a similar problem with my HDTV. If the TV comes on about the same time that the DVDO starts to send the signal to it, I get an "incompatible signal" message on the TV. I then turn the TV off and then right on and e erything is fine. This happens occasionally. If you can, turn the TV on after the DVDOUnit has been on for several seconds and the output signal has stabilized. This assumes that the DVDO output has been properly conditioned to match the input of the TV. I leave most of the adjustments on "automatic" and accept the occasional "incompatible signal" message and off/on activity since it does not happen ofter. Hope this gave you some insight. I have a similar problem with my HDTV. If the TV comes on about the same time that the DVDO starts to send the signal to it, I get an "incompatible signal" message on the TV. I then turn the TV off and then right on and e erything is fine. This happens occasionally. If you can, turn the TV on after the DVDOUnit has been on for several seconds and the output signal has stabilized. This assumes that the DVDO output has been properly conditioned to match the input of the TV. I leave most of the adjustments on "automatic" and accept the occasional "incompatible... » Read More I have a similar problem with my HDTV. If the TV comes on about the same time that the DVDO starts to send the signal to it, I get an "incompatible signal" message on the TV. I then turn the TV off and then right on and e erything is fine. This happens occasionally. If you can, turn the TV on after the DVDOUnit has been on for several seconds and the output signal has stabilized. This assumes that the DVDO output has been properly conditioned to match the input of the TV. I leave most of the adjustments on "automatic" and accept the occasional "incompatible signal" message and off/on activity since it does not happen ofter. Hope this gave you some insight. « Show Less
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Looks like you need to the "Display Setup Menu" and go to "Video Out OSD" and change to "On". By default the on screen display of info going to the video output is "Off". Here's the link to your manual. Good luck!http://www.panasonic.com/business/provideo/support/includes/pdf/resource-center/application-solutions/AG-HMC150M.pdf
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Hi Loretta, sorry to hear this. have tried other inputs like DVD/BD player, computer, game console, cable box? have you checked your physical cables for loose connection? have you tried changing physical cables from your devices going to your TV? -Vincent
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To be honest with you, especially when dealing with money, I sent mine back after having it for only a week. I sent it back because it did not play all m dvds or my flash drive. With my dealings with it, it played some of my items, which did not suit well with me. I hope I answered your question and I am not trying to discredit the company, I'm simply being honest in my dealings with the projector and why I do not have it anymore.
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Have you tried a different via cable if that is how you are connected? Move the existing cable around, does the color improve/change? Check the pins in the ends of the cable, are any of them bent? If you connect other video sources such as a vcr or DVD player is this also green? Working with projectors for 10 years has taught me If all inputs result in a green or yellow screen you have a failing light engine, if it's just one component you most likely have a bad cable.
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I had the same problem. Fixed it using this solution here: http://www.avsforum.com/forum/109-home-theater-box/1481206-help-samsung-ht-e5500-keeps-changing-source-2.html#post23923247
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I have the HDMI video out of my receiver going to a projector, and the audio is running out to the speakers via the wires from the receiver. I have not had any issues with this setup.
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Hello Gail, I bought mine several years ago for my wife. She uses it at work and to this day she has yet to have any problems with it. She watches it everyday at work during lunch. My suggestion is to make sure you have it on the right settings for watching TV,DVD,and aux input, if you try all those and the picture still doesn't work then you may need to send it in to Coby. The only other thing that I may say is the region setting may be off but, only if the picture doesn't work for the DVD only, if you aren't getting any picture on any of the input methods there may be some internal malfunction going on. Hope this helps. Hello Gail, I bought mine several years ago for my wife. She uses it at work and to this day she has yet to have any problems with it. She watches it everyday at work during lunch. My suggestion is to make sure you have it on the right settings for watching TV,DVD,and aux input, if you try all those and the picture still doesn't work then you may need to send it in to Coby. The only other thing that I may say is the region setting may be off but, only if the picture doesn't work for the DVD only, if you aren't getting any picture on any of the input methods there may be some internal... » Read More Hello Gail, I bought mine several years ago for my wife. She uses it at work and to this day she has yet to have any problems with it. She watches it everyday at work during lunch. My suggestion is to make sure you have it on the right settings for watching TV,DVD,and aux input, if you try all those and the picture still doesn't work then you may need to send it in to Coby. The only other thing that I may say is the region setting may be off but, only if the picture doesn't work for the DVD only, if you aren't getting any picture on any of the input methods there may be some internal malfunction going on. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I set up the TV with the regular cable and the power plug. I used a hi def cable for my dvd which I already had which you would need to connect a dvd player. I hope that answers your question.
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if you unplugged it and plugged it back on, and nothing positive happens.....throw it out! panasonic makes garbage dvd players. it is not the panasonic of the past. i keep 5 dvd players in the house, cause i am a movie buff., and in the past i've had all panasonic players. those days are over. i have one panasonic player left and that hiccups every eight minutes on recordable discs. on your problem, maybe you can contact panasonic.com or call them and they can send you, or you can download their software update. it didnt work for me, but it might work for you. if mechanically inclined, and not under warranty....you can take off the cover, unscrew the carriage cover and remove the disc. also sometimes, if the disc is not in the slot correctly., it could jam up, and shut itself off. my dmp-bd871 played well for 4 months, and now it will not accept any disc. i will admit, that before it went kaput, it had the best picture of any other player i've had................irene
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I was told to send it to the manufacturer. My sound stopped working. I was using an HDMI connection to my projector from my surround sound. I think the hdmi board fizzled out on me.
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That's strange. Mine worked right away. Is the cable intact? If you attach it to the computer, you will need to click on the projector option on your screen as well.
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The solution I found was to get a connection from the projector speaker. suits you to install an RCA connector to an amplifier. I speak Spanish (Hablo español)
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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
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Unplug the power and plug it back in. If you don't see a picture, it might be stuck in the wrong video mode. If it is, you might not be able to fix it without plugging it into a television that supports the mode it is currently in.
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I had to use a separate audio cable when I connected the HDMI and I don't know if that was a symptom of the projector that I was using or the cable. I'll test the cable on another TV to see if that works and amend this response.
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Sounds like there may be a short in the cord to the DVD player. I really don't think it is the TV.