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That's a Durabrand tv, and it's quite old. It's a CRT, not even hd. You need to be on an av input, not channel 3.
It worked before, but now the snow screen is gone and a screen popped up stating tv or its cables are not HD! I kind of knew that but it still worked when he hooked all of it up, and my genie remote won't work where it says to press and hold down the exit key until you see a confermation that your receiver has been set for standard definition.
Ritamorris, there should be buttons on the tv somewhere to change the input to a/v. Is there a pop open panel on the front below the screen, or maybe the buttons are on the back of the set.
I just found a Durabrand TV 2405 that says its from 2006 ...
I'm gonna guess its a 24" TV
That's with the remote that she said she doesn't have. Maybe use the menu button on the front of the tv. Look for the av input.
I would imagine theres probably a GAME button in the TV as well.
I'll roll further thru the manual.
Looks like there is a Video Input button on the TV behind the door on the front bottom.
Looks like there is a Video Input button on the TV behind the door on the front bottom.
Look at the picture in the manual.
Its not a Video Input button ?
I couldn't see it well enough, I figured the rest were buttons, so it was too.
I haven't found a Game button yet.
It does, doesn't it ....
Its really interesting that it walks about getting into the Video stuff from the Game button, but doesn't seem to have a Game button on the TV itself, unless you have to get to it thru multiple buttons ....
Chip,
Take a look on the left side of that page, next to the one that shows the buttons on the TV, it says Selecting Audio/Video Inputs ...
Does that sound like its still talking about using the remote ?
It really doesn't say .
Take a look on the left side of that page, next to the one that shows the buttons on the TV, it says Selecting Audio/Video Inputs ...
Does that sound like its still talking about using the remote ?
It really doesn't say .
