TV Problem?

Kimberley

Thanks everyone. I'll check my TV again after i come in from work and let you know how i get on.

Gnats i'll defo do that if i'm still getting problems. :beer:

deejayen

If there is no Yellow [Video] socket it could be they were using a S-Video cable [Black with 4 pins] which is the video feed and then the red & White are the Audio cables.-- dave

Kimberley

Right, I cannot get my Digital TV channels at all, but I can get the basic channels when i switch to the Analogue TV choice. The Channel pictures on my Analogue TV choice though are fuzzy but you can see the picture at least. So what is the problem, the TV or Aerial?

missile

It would appear to be your aerial, not sure why this would not be affected by connecting/disconnecting an X Box. It seems a strange co-incidence, does your TV play DVD satisfactorily?

Kimberley

missile wrote: »

It would appear to be your aerial, not sure why this would not be affected by connecting/disconnecting an X Box. It seems a strange co-incidence, does your TV play DVD satisfactorily?

Just tried and yes the DVDs are playing nicely. The DVD is HDMI

gnatschuffed

Check the aerial connection both at the wall and at the TV to make sure nothing has fallen out. Check the ends of the aerial cable, it may have come apart. If everything looks okay, it could be the connection between the TV aerial and the faceplate on the wall, which is unlikely as it looks more likely that something has dislodged the cable at the back of the TV but it might be worth checking. It simply unscrews, carefully lift it away from the wall and check the co-ax (solid wire) is connected okay.

It sounds like that someone has inadvertently just dislodged something though.

Kimberley

gnatschuffed wrote: »

Check the aerial connection both at the wall and at the TV to make sure nothing has fallen out. Check the ends of the aerial cable, it may have come apart. If everything looks okay, it could be the connection between the TV aerial and the faceplate on the wall, which is unlikely as it looks more likely that something has dislodged the cable at the back of the TV but it might be worth checking. It simply unscrews, carefully lift it away from the wall and check the co-ax (solid wire) is connected okay.

It sounds like that someone has inadvertently just dislodged something though.

Thank you :beer: