HiSense TV and DVD Player

[tlang770]

I have a 50" HDMI 1 HiSense TV hooked up by the red, white and yellow connectors to my Magnavox MDV2100 DVD player. When I use the appropriate AV setting and turn the DVD player on, the player is on, the DVD's spinning, but the TV says No Signal. Can you help me with this problem?

 

[americanaudiophile]

On some TVs the composite video connection (yellow RCA jack) is shared as part of a component video input (3 RCA jacks). If your TV does this you have to use the setup menu of the TV to get picture. Do you get sound from the DVD? If not then the DVD may be the problem
Check the TV with another DVD using the same input.

 

[friendlyneighbour]

Red,white and yellow 3in1 cables are called AV cables. First check that the AV cables are connected to the "AV OUT" ports in the DVD player as we are sending signal out of the player and into the TV. The next step is to connect the other end of the AV cables into the TV. Make sure the red & white cables are inserted in "AUDIO IN or L/R" which will guarantee us audio. The next step is to insert the loose yellow cable into the correct socket. The yellow port on the TV will actually be an OUT port, hence why the player says "No signal" - We need the yellow cable to be in a "IN" port. The TV has another source called COMP which is similar to AV source and the ports are also shared with each other (the only difference with AV and COMP is a component cable has 5 heads instead of 3 to provide better quality). Insert the YELLOW cable into the GREEN coloured port that says "COMP/AV, VIDEO IN". Change the source to either AV or COMPONENT and shell be good to go.

 

[June_10]

Red,white and yellow 3in1 cables are called AV cables. First check that the AV cables are connected to the "AV OUT" ports in the DVD player as we are sending signal out of the player and into the TV. The next step is to connect the other end of the AV cables into the TV. Make sure the red & white cables are inserted in "AUDIO IN or L/R" which will guarantee us audio. The next step is to insert the loose yellow cable into the correct socket. The yellow port on the TV will actually be an OUT port, hence why the player says "No signal" - We need the yellow cable to be in a "IN" port. The TV has another source called COMP which is similar to AV source and the ports are also shared with each other (the only difference with AV and COMP is a component cable has 5 heads instead of 3 to provide better quality). Insert the YELLOW cable into the GREEN coloured port that says "COMP/AV, VIDEO IN". Change the source to either AV or COMPONENT and shell be good to go.

Just wanted to thank friendly neighbor for your answer. I had been looking for hours and none of the solutions were working. I really appreciate that you took the time to post an answer. Yellow goes in green who would've thought! Thank you!

 

[ssheila11]

Thank you so much worked for me.