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In Reply to: Trouble with Component Input...??? posted by Frank A on February 14, 2007 at 19:08:19:

#1 Try a different (lighter) set of cables.
#2 If the cables don't do it, it will probably be the video input board. It sounds like a good connection is made because you initially get a picture, but then the board or the pins move and vital connections are broken (is that MonsterCable connection too heavy?)
#3 It could also be the electronic video circuitry going out.

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Topic - Trouble with Component Input...??? - Frank A 19:08:19 02/14/07 (4)

component connection - Joe Murphy Jr 19:22:58 02/14/07 (3)

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