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In Reply to: Component Vid Problem posted by Syncros on April 10, 2004 at 11:06:46:
Check to see that the two game systems are set to output video via component. Check to see that the receiver is set to receive component video on the proper inputs. Maybe when these items were unplugged for a while, the settings were not saved.This may not solve the problem (hopefully one or both checks will), but it will only take you five minutes to confirm them.
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Follow Ups
- suggestion - Joe Murphy Jr 11:42:00 04/10/04 (10)
- No Luck - Syncros 13:05:22 04/10/04 (9)
- S-video or composite - Joe Murphy Jr 14:58:41 04/10/04 (8)
- Re: S-video or composite - Syncros 09:18:16 04/11/04 (6)
- two more - Joe Murphy Jr 21:46:25 04/11/04 (5)
- Re: two more - Syncros 10:27:21 04/12/04 (4)
- Still no luck - Syncros 16:26:18 04/12/04 (3)
- Re: Still no luck -- cable INFO - GrandpaBobby 03:31:15 04/14/04 (2)
- Where I am at today - Syncros 18:21:40 04/16/04 (0)
- nothing wrong with Monsters - Joe Murphy Jr 16:46:16 04/14/04 (0)
- Re: S-video or composite - Syncros 08:34:41 04/11/04 (0)
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