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:blush: i know alot of you are pretty good at this sort of thing, so i'm after a bit of assistance...

we've had our Sony DAV-S550 DVD/home cinema for just under 2 years. all working hunky dory - until now!

ALL the connections have been checked (not an easy task moving a huge 32in TV i can tell you :blink: ) but i just can't get a picture out of the darn thing, only sound.

nothing has been moved or changed recently but i'm still sure this is probably a connection problem?

i'll pop out & get a new yellow cable (see, i CAN be technical when i need to be! :duh: ) tomorrow, but i just wondered if anyone has any other (useful) ideas?

thanks in advance....now, what's on sky movies tonight? :geek:

Abbie

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Very difficult to tell without being there to look, but if you are getting audio but no video it is deffo a connection problem. I would still try connecting up using a different AV input into the TV, and then scroll thru the AV selection until you pick up a picture.

This can be soooooo frustrating!

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because your using a composite video lead for the picture, perhaps another scart lead from say your vcr or sky box is bleeding its signal , thing to do is pull out any other leads you have in the back of the TV and just leave the dvd one in and start from there.

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What TV is it?

What type of connection are you using? SCART (usually a funny shaped plug with lots of pins in it)?

This is the DAV-S550 - yes?

DAVS550.jpg

TV is sony 32in wega w/screen, 32FX86 or something similar! TV/VCR/DVD all bought at the same time & no probs until now.

yup - that's the dvd/home cinema.

the connection is the yellow ended lead running from the dvd to a little scart conversion connection thingy box on the tv.

tried 3-4 diff discs, all the same result. none of the settings have been changed - ie progressive or interlace switch on back of dvd or settings via the screen for incoming signal.

BRETTSTER - if that's the case, wouldn't it have been like it from the start? not just now for no apparent reason?? :huh:

i've not had chance to get another lead today, but i'll have a play around with it tomorrow (oh, what joy! :duh: ) & try Mike's idea.

thanks for the suggestions guys..... :)

i'm sooo lookin forward to rolling round on our lovely hardwood flooring 2moz pulling cables & :tsktsk: !! :winky:

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Maybe something in the DVD player has gone up the spout Abbie, a lot of kit nowadays isn't built to last, it's never good for a company's profit's anymore!

Can you try the DVD player on another TV just to prove it's working?

Alternativel, if you've got a flap on the front of the TV in most cases that hides a composite socket which you should be able to plug the yellow cable directly into - see if that works in there?

Alternatively if it's the compostite circuitry that's bust then maybe try a fully wired SCART cable to see if it works using an S-Video or preferably RGB connection - if you could get either of those you would see much better picture quality over the component (yellow) cable on it's own, S-Video is better and then RGB is the best (not taking into account component, DVI or HDMI which you don't have here!!!)

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