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Question: Several people have tried to help me hook up my DVD player, but nobody can figure it out. How do you do it?
Document: The TV works well for scenes that move around a lot. For dramas where the camera focuses on one or two people for a while, I notice bright pink patches on faces. Pinks and flesh tones switch abruptly to reds, which makes the actors looks like they're wearing clown make-up.I've tried the TV as a computer monitor (DVI and HDMI) and ran it from a BluRay player. The same color issue with either.I haven't tested the sound.
This is a no-frills HDTV with a bright, crisp picture. Menu's are intuitive and the remote is nice. There are few features on this TV...it's just a TV which is refreshing for a change. I have it hooked up to an old DVD/VCR player via the RCA inputs, a Roku player and a new home theater PC. It handles all of them just fine.The downside, the sound isn't that great.
It is a bit large for the space I have but for the price I just couldn't resist. It runs constantly and the picture is great from any angle. I have been using for a few weeks now with no issues. I connect my Cable, Computer and DVD player to it with the capability of connecting even more. Well worth the money. I wouldn't hang it on a wall though cause there is no way to remove the post for the stand and it sticks out the bottom looking ugly.
If I were just to look at the screen and picture quality of this T.V., for the money I'd say it was worth 5 stars.However...there are some major problems that I have experienced. Most importantly, whenever anything is hooked up using anything other than an HDMI cord, the television makes a very loud buzzing sound (and this is regardless of the item -- for example, a DVD player, stereo, etc., and regardless of the cords being uses).
It is quiet, so it may be enough if you live alone or are using this in a bedroom -- but it will not cut it if you're using it in a large room, with multiple people, background noise, or without another sound system.Finally -- and this is the most minor problem, but an annoying one -- the stand is just not straight. The whole television tilts several degrees to the right.
Good luck trying to watch anything in a semi-bright room. You'll see more of your reflection than anything you're trying to watch.- The sound is awful. I suppose if you hook it up to a sound system it would be fine. But the built-in speakers are terrible.Overall, I am not a fan. If you've ever owned any flat screen television from a major brand you will immediately notice the difference. Perhaps this tv is a first for most of the people reviewing on here.
Electronic Equipment arrives today. The LCD Television was easy to ensamble, no tools required. Took around 10 minutes to set up everything and turn it on... PERFECT Picture after tested on 480i, 720p and 1080p signals (Regular TV signal, HD cable signal and Bluray player signal) and been manually adjusted in the tv menu. Sound is Really GOOD without hometheater or soundbar system hook-up (TV has its own equalizer that can be easilly set-up and tweek for a BETTER audio experience).
Upgrading from an old CRT model, I bought this TV for a steal at $220 on Cyber Monday after much contemplation. I researched the internet, Amazon, people, and could find very little info for this set. I'm glad I didn't let that dissuade me.The picture and sound quality, for me, is great after some tinkering with the audio/visual options. DVD and cable setup took less than 20 minutes, very user friendly. There are both a coaxial cable and USB input.
The first thing I have seen when I opened the box was that the upper right corner of the body was disjointed from the panel. I pushed it a little bit and it's jointed. I didn't think that this would be a big deal. After that, I have connected to my laptop through hdmi port and tried watching couple Blu-Ray movies. I was like WTF?! The colors were awful! Especially in the dark scenes! All the people in the Avengers movie seem to have reddish faces.
i would have given it a 5 stars, but the sound on this unit is in need of external help. i.e. sound bar. I would and will buy again for another bedroom.
Answer: In order to take advantage of The hd picture on your tv you need a blue ray DVD player, then you get a hdmi cable and plug it into the hdmi slot on the DVD player and the other end into the tv. If you have a regular DVD player you will need the cables that have the red,yellow and white plugs to go into the tv and DVD player. I hope this helps!