Can anyone out there help? I've just bought a Denon 3910 dvd player and connected it to the 'decoder' scart socket, the 'av' socket being occupied by my sky+ box. When I play a dvd the picture is absolutely fine but no sound! When I swop the scart leads the dvd works with sound, but no sound from sky! Is my tv bust or is there something I can change in settings to rectify the ploblem?
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Avant vcr, connecting dvd player
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Thanks Ralf. I've tried changing the sound output of the dvd player but when I swapped the scarts I got sound from the dvd but none from the sky box , suggesting a problem with the inputs on my Avant. What exactly do you mean by "do not assign a digital in of the tv to the scart socket"?
Mike.
Hi - check that one of the Analogue TV channells - does not have sound input from the Decoder socket - not sure how you do it, but can only think of that.
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Thanks guys. I think I've sorted it out now. Mike.
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