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Question : does the xbox 360 component cable work with a Philips 32PFL5522D lcd tv?
does the xbox 360 component cable work with a Philips 32PFL5522D lcd tv?
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Component cables are universal. They will work with any TV that has this connection, and yes, that tv does have it.
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Question : Road traffic interferes with my 32 Philips LCD TV , certain cars cause the picture to flicker?
Is there anything I can do to stop road traffic interfering with my Philips Lcd tv ?, its not a cheap set and gives a great picture apart from the flicker when certain cars pass by ,No funny answers please - I've had them already,UK residant
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This is an old problem reappeared.Way back,it was discovered that certain vehicles caused "snow" on the old black and white TV's.A regulation was passed for suppressors to be fitted and eliminate this.It's called "pixilating"now and apparently caused by the digital TV service only putting out a signal at less than half strength,so traffic is interfering with digital sets once more.It seems it's a choice of upgrading the TV aerial or purchasing a booster.Hope this helps!
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Question : Brand New LCD Philips Tv - No Sound Or Picture Anymore!!!! :(?
I have recently bought a brand new philips 32" LCD tv. It has been working fine the last few days and have had it for about a week now, I have been using it with a DVD player and still awaiting an arial so that i can start using the freeview, however the last day or so I have been turning it on I have been having some problems. When I turn on the tv you can see that the screen has switched on but there is no picture, even when trying to adjust the menu settings nothing happens, there used to be sound that you could hear whilst the DVD was playing but now even that is not working anymore.Do you have any idea in how to fix this problem? Thanks.
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I have recently bought a brand new philips 32" LCD tv. It has been working fine the last few days and have had it for about a week now, I have been using it with a DVD player and still awaiting an arial so that i can start using the freeview, however the last day or so I have been turning it on I have been having some problems. When I turn on the tv you can see that the screen has switched on but there is no picture, even when trying to adjust the menu settings nothing happens, there used to be sound that you could hear whilst the DVD was playing but now even that is not working anymore.Do you have any idea in how to fix this problem? Thanks.
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Question : Anyone know anything about philips lcd tv's?
I have a Philips Matchline 17" wide screen lcd tv, about three years old, before christmas and while watching the screen went off, still got sound but no screen, has anyone else had this problem, and if so is it easy / expensive to fix ??
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sounds bad, probably the EHT power supply that feeds the LCD cells ~ 185 Volts.Should be fixable, and cheaper than binning the set, if you can get the bits.
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Question : Philips LCD TV's?
I was wondering what everybody thinks about Philips TV's. Walmart has a good deal on them right now for a 47" and I dont know if they are quality TV's or not. Thanks for your help
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Subjective info like, "I owned one and liked it," is of little value. Look at the pro reviews. Phillips/Magnavox (same mfg.) is the lowest quality of the "name brands." Almost a guarantee that you will experience problems. Just about anything carried by WalMart and other similar discount stores, like Philips, Ilo, Polaroid, RCA, Element, Vizio, and Olevia, are third tier (a.k.a. junk) TVs. Stick with the reliable, quality name brands like Sony, Panasonic, Toshiba, and Hitachi.
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Question : Name of tool to take back cover off Philips LCD 47" LCD TV?
I have the philips lcd tv model number 47PFL3603D/27, I need to take the back cover off to replace the power supply. Does anyone know the name of the tool you need to take the back cover off? It doesn't take a normal screw driver.
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what does the head of the screws look like ? if it looks like...:a star with 6 tips, its called a torxs head ( its most likely to be this one )a stop sign, its an allen heada little square, its a square tip head
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Question : How to factory reset a philips 42" lcd tv?
I need to return a tv that is poor quality screen and too big than dimensions advertised. Apparently i cant if ive switched it on!! I want to factory reset it, the only thing i did was adjust the picture quality setting preference and i tried a ps3 on it and my sky plus box...how do i reset it so it i s like brand new? It is brand new condition with all cellophane still on it. thanks
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You haven't mentioned the model no. of your TV. Nonetheless, the reset procedure for the model nos. 42PFL7409/98 / 42PFL7409S/98 goes like this:1- Press Home,2- Select [Setup] > [Installation] > [Factory settings],3- Press play to enter the [Factory settings] menu [Reset] is highlighted,4- Press OK to reset to default settings.5- Press Home to exit.The reset procedure may differ for other model nos.
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Question : connecting philips lcd tv 37pf5321, philips dvd player dvp5100 and a 5.1 Videologic surround system?
1-I would like to connect the surround 5.1 system to my dvd player and tv so that the sound from tv, whether watching normal digital freeview or dvd/cd playbacks, comes out of the surround speakers system. Subwoofer has a digital coaxial which I can connect to the dvd's digital coaxial. I can also connect the dvd's YPbPr to the tv's YPbPr for progressive scan. To hear the sound of dvd player through the tv, I can connect audio out (red and white jacks) to the tv's audio in (red and white jacks). By doing this, there seem to be one more connection, that is from the subwoofer's analog red and white jacks. Cannot connect these to my dvd player as there are no more audio jacks available.2- Tv's sound system is, virtual dolby surround, stereo.The surround's centre unit/speaker is also the control unit which has various modes: DTS, dolby digital, pro logic, stereo, theater and hall. Assuming I can connect the system,WITH YOUR HELP,will this mute the volume on my tv or just turn it down
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If you can give a model number for the videologic surround sound system it would be good.You DO NOT want to connect the subwoofer to the DVD player. The Subwoofer is supposed to be connected to the Surround sound system, it will only send low frequency (bass) sound to the subwoofer, a coaxial port is a digital port that can feasabily send any sound, not necessarily just subwoofer sounds. You also DO NOT want to hook any sound into your TV if possible! Your TV's sound is not nearly as good as the surround sound system.There are multiple ways that you can hook up the system and it all depends on what type of inputs you have on your surround sound system as to how you would do it.BEST SOLUTION:You have good enough inputs (and enough of them) to hook everything into your reciever for your surround sound system. You would hook your component (Y-Pb-Pr) out from the DVD Player into the Reciever, along with either a coaxial or optical cable for the sound. Then you would hook in your cable box (or just the coaxial from the wall) into your surround sound system. Then you would use the video out from the surround sound system and send that to the TV. If you have a Plasma/LCD/LCD Projection or other HD TV, then you are going to want at LEAST a component out, if not DVI or HDMI out from your reciever. So in conclusion...if you have a component in and at least a component out of your reciever, than this would be a good method, otherwise, move on to the next one.GOOD SOLUTION:Hook everything into the TV, the coaxial from the wall (for your cable), the DVD player's component out and an optical out from the DVD Player, then ASSUMING your TV has a good audio out (coaxial or optical) then send the audio from the TV to the reciever.OK SOLUTION:If your TV doesn't have a decent audio out (coaxial or optical) and your reciever doesn't have a decent video out (component, DVI or HDMI) then you will have to split up your outputs. Send the Component out from the DVD (Y-Pb-Pr) to the TV, and an audio out to the reciever (the best that the reciever will recieve). then you're going to need some way of splitting up the video and audio for your cable. Either use a cable box, or plug the coaxial into your tv and use your TV's audio out's to your reciever. If you're not using a cable box, you're not going to be getting that great of sound anyways.ADDITIONAL INFO:As far as audio goes, here is the hirearchy of best connection to worst connection:1. Optical (converts audio to light pulses and therefore has no signal degradation or interference)2. Coaxial (Converts an analog voltage signal to a digital voltage signal)3. RCA (your standard red and white cables, just passes an analog signal)Clarification on Coaxial:Coaxial cables refer to two types of cables in your entertainment center. As far as audio is concerned they are a digital type signal for sound. But the cable that comes out of your wall for Cable TV is also called a coaxial cable, sorry for any confustion that might have caused.A note on HD cables:1. HDMI is a single cable that transmits digital audio and video over one single wire, it looks like an oversized USB cable.2. DVI is the predecessor of HDMI, it sends a digital video signal, it's being replaced by HDMI.Model #'s:I tried searching on philips' website and I cant find either of your model numbers, please verify that they are correct!
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Question : philips lcd tv has no colour but when its a blank screen the colour is fine (blue)?
how long does philips warrenty last
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As to the warranty terms, it is written in the manual.Is the color gone from all program sources?Are you using an antenna, cable, HD cable, satellite receiver..??The simplest explanation would be that you are using a component input, and only the green cable is connected.
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Question : i have a philips lcd tv that half the screen is black and other half is dim it also flickers whats wrong?
the sound works fine but the screen is very dim and flickering the left side is almost completely black the tv isnt even 2 years old any suggestions to what the problem is?
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It sounds like problems with your TV's backlight circuitry. I suggest taking it to a authorized service center and getting an estimate of repair. There is nothing you can do yourself to fix the problem.
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