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Video issues |
| What to do |
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Sound, but no picture | • | Make sure the TV is on. |
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| • | Make sure the TV is set to the correct Video Input to see the video from DVDs on the Bose® system. |
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| • | Make sure a DVD is in the disc tray. |
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| • | If the TV is connected to the media center using the HDMI cable: |
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| – Switch from one Video Input to another and then back to the original input. |
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| – Turn everything off, then: |
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| A. Turn on the TV and set the TV Video Input for the Bose system video. |
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| B. Turn on the 3•2•1® system and press DVD. |
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| – Turn off both the TV and the 3•2•1 system and then: |
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| A. Unplug the HDMI cable from both ends. |
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| B. Disconnect the power cables from both your TV and the 3•2•1 Acoustimass® module. |
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| D. When the 3•2•1 startup message disappears from the display, |
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| E. Turn on the TV first, then turn on the 3•2•1 system. |
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| – Disconnect the HDMI cable that connects the TV to the 3•2•1 media center. Reconnect the two using |
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| a Component cable, an |
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Incorrect picture | • | Make sure the TV is set to the correct Video Input. |
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Picture is black and white, | • | Check the video cable connections. |
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flickers, gets dark, or rolls | • | If the media center is connected to the TV using a Component cable, make sure the colored cable plugs |
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| (red, green, and blue) match the connector colors on the media center and on the TV. |
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| • | Check the Video Format setting (NTSC or PAL) and change it. |
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| Refer to “Video options” on page 50. |
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Picture is not clear or is | • | Use the Settings menu to lower the output resolution of the system. Your 3•2•1 system sets its DVD video |
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| resolution to match the default that is communicated to it by the TV. You can experiment with other set- |
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| tings to see which one provides the best picture. |
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| HDTVs can accept different resolutions as input, and in some cases the highest number does not result in |
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| the best picture. |
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