- I need to figure out which color wire goes to DVD &or Tv To get my color
sanyo plasma Tv My surround sound/DvD Black & white picu
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I think you need to explain a bit more
If you are connecting your dvd to your tv you have a multiple of options to get a good picture ( depending on type of DVD and TV)
the options are:
HDMI this uses a hdmi cable straight from dvd to tv ( only if you have the right type of dvd and TV)
component this will generally be three phono plugs:
green ( often called Y)
blue (Y-B)
Red (Y-R)
RGBS this is generally a scart cable
SVHS or Y/C a small 5 pin din type socket
best thing to do is work out the best matching output/input combination and plug the cable in.
then the fun begins:
you have to make sure that the dvd is outputting what you want it to
and the TV is set to receive the correct signal.
the problem is that if your tv is not set correctly how can you see the menus!
If you are connecting your dvd to your tv you have a multiple of options to get a good picture ( depending on type of DVD and TV)
the options are:
HDMI this uses a hdmi cable straight from dvd to tv ( only if you have the right type of dvd and TV)
component this will generally be three phono plugs:
green ( often called Y)
blue (Y-B)
Red (Y-R)
RGBS this is generally a scart cable
SVHS or Y/C a small 5 pin din type socket
best thing to do is work out the best matching output/input combination and plug the cable in.
then the fun begins:
you have to make sure that the dvd is outputting what you want it to
and the TV is set to receive the correct signal.
the problem is that if your tv is not set correctly how can you see the menus!
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You are on a British site and we use PAL system for out TV's. We started with a mechanical colour TV pre-war and when it was seen the cathode ray tube worked better although at that time in just black and white we changed. However we learn from your mistakes and used a different encoding system. As a result our colour is a lot better than yours. Many have referred to US system as Never the same colour twice.
I think therefore you would be better reposting on a US site.
I think therefore you would be better reposting on a US site.
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Mickymoody
They did away with NSTC, and had progressive scanning, and 1080p WAY before we did.....even though they still have NTSC...you are thinking #so retro! mark! lol
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