My TV keeps asking what I have plugged into input 1, sometimes within 10 minutes of the previous time. What is that?
813186
Is there a Loose connection? What is the Input, for No1? Check to make sure its secure at both ends. Not sure if that will help, but why not try!
813187
Not 100% sure. It could be a misbehaving signal source. I assume that your Input 1 is either plugged into your Cable/Set Top box or a Blu-Ray play. Try cycling the power by physically unplugging the power cord on whatever is plugged into Input 1. FYI, HDMI is an "Intelligent" interface so it tries to electronically identify the type of signal source plugged into each input. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. When it does, things work more intelligently. For instance, when I turn on my Samsung Blu-ray player which is plugged into Input 2 on my Mitsubishi, the TV turns on too without needing to hit the power button on the TV Remote. And sometimes, when I turn off the Blu-ray player, the TV will turn off too. Another possibility would be to try a new HDMI cable. The cable should be HDMI 1.3 or 1.4 compliant. If you don't have a new cable, but you have multiple cables, try swapping them and see if the problem moves with the cable.
1054735
Make sure you have your TV input source on the same one your box is connected to
1550354
I remember having that issue when I first hooked mine up as well. I think the source for your audio on the TV is messed up. Make sure you have audio coming out of the TV and not through a receiver or make sure the receiver will play the audio. I have to turn off my TV speakers in order for the audio to play tthrough an external source.
2193137
your tv is always displaying 120hz, what you see on the screen is what he input frame rate is so your tv is taking 60 hz and converting it to 120.
1276981
Its got to be 1 of 3 things, your connecting your cable to the "out side" of the splitter, your splitter is defective, or your cable that is from your splitter to the TV is defective. best of luck
1039645
No I plug in when I know the TVs going be on for a long time otherwise I keep them unplugged because of this problem
681102
It will detect a signal and turn on automatically with any configuration. It may only do that for input source number 1. I only have my TV connected and I have not tested the other input ports. I'm not sure of the exact amount of time, but if there is somewhere around 5 to 10 minutes of no audio signal it will turn itself off.
2107440
Be sure to push the reset button and then press the scan button possibly multiple times until you here the tv. Mine usually takes 1 push. This will also happen if your batteries are low. My tv does not have an available audio output so I have it hooked directly to my cable box output. So make sure you check your connections as well.
89108
I used it in the other direction, with multiple devices into one TV input. Maybe there are HDMI settings in the TVs that will make the cable automatically switch so you don't have to get up and click the switch each time.
129951
I have not experienced this problem with my TV. My TV is plugged in all the time and comes on/off each time I press the power button.
1255931
You need to start over again, change the hookup. Mine has been playing now for almost two years. I think that you have everything hooked up wrong. Try this: First, you need an antenna. I use a Philips antenna. Plug the antenna into ("antenna in"), on the box. Now your cable or coaxial cord goes into the back of your TV and plug that into ("TV Out"), on the cable box. Now you need to go to menu and set up your TV...I think that the instructions should come in the box that your cable box came in.. I hope this works for you. Let us know if this works for you....If all else fails, you may need another box, they should exchange it for you, just follow instructions that I sent you... You need to start over again, change the hookup. Mine has been playing now for almost two years. I think that you have everything hooked up wrong. Try this: First, you need an antenna. I use a Philips antenna. Plug the antenna into ("antenna in"), on the box. Now your cable or coaxial cord goes into the back of your TV and plug that into ("TV Out"), on the cable box. Now you need to go to menu and set up your TV...I think that the instructions should come in the box that your cable box came in.. I hope this works for you. Let us know if this works for you....If all else... » Read More You need to start over again, change the hookup. Mine has been playing now for almost two years. I think that you have everything hooked up wrong. Try this: First, you need an antenna. I use a Philips antenna. Plug the antenna into ("antenna in"), on the box. Now your cable or coaxial cord goes into the back of your TV and plug that into ("TV Out"), on the cable box. Now you need to go to menu and set up your TV...I think that the instructions should come in the box that your cable box came in.. I hope this works for you. Let us know if this works for you....If all else fails, you may need another box, they should exchange it for you, just follow instructions that I sent you... « Show Less
1210473
Mine is hooked up that way plus to a recorder, I just switch the input choice on the TV with the remote to see what's going on outside, your TV has to have the input plugs but most new sets do.
2198214
Because there's a couple second delay between hitting the Start button and an image displaying, perhaps the "melody" let's the user know that the TV is indeed starting. My guess...
2187393
Power on your television first and let it boot up all of the way. Then power on the home theater system and it will revert to the last input. That has been the work around that I was able to come up with. Good luck!
1579875
That usually means the DLP lamp is defective. Try unplugging the TV from the wall to reset it and if it still does the same thing I would say you need a new DLP chip.
297482
Have you counted backwards from 10 after turning it on? It is not immediate. Most tv's are. This one takes a moment. Try waiting.
1168339
This happens on my Panasonic Plasma on rare occasion (3 or 4 times a year.) It also happens with my Vizio LED. I believe its not a TV problem but a cable problem. I have Comcast and sometimes I need to unplug my cable box for a few minutes to re-boot it. Sometimes that works, but more often I'm just getting a bad signal from some unknown link in the chain from a live feed. It annoying but has never lasted. The other 99.9% of the time both TV work great.