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I use the Blu-ray player BD390 of LG. Blu-ray discs work fine on the 9956, but with a DVD in the player the screen shows: "no video signal". This problem was not there with my former screen: 47 PFL9732. HDMI cables are still the same, only the screen was changed recently. Please help.
Gerrit
Hi Gerrit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gerrit
Could you please confirm to me what software version installed on the TV?
Do you get "no video signal" if you have the Blu-ray player on and play a blu-ray disc, then changes to DVD without turning the player off?
Best regards,
Benedickte
Hi Philips-Benedickte,
The software is: 14.099. The "no video signal" comes both after playing a Blu-ray disc and after turning off the player first and switch on again (also after several hours) and than putting a DVD on. For a short moment the screen indicates there is a DVD, just like it does when I put a Blu-ray disc on, but in case of the DVD immediately there comes the sign "no video signal".
best regards, gerrit
Hi Gerrit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gerrit
Does this happen to all DVD's?
Have you updated the Blu-ray player to latest software?
What is the resolution set to? 1080p/i /720p? Please set this to either 1080p or 720p and not auto if this option is selected.
Best regards,
Benedickte
Hi, Philips-Benedickte
Yes to all DVD's.
The Blu-ray player got the newest software too. The setting of the player was"Auto". Just tried 1080i and 720p, and it works! Not with the 1080p. Does this mean I always have to change settings when changing between DVD and Blu-ray discs? In that case why did the 47PFL work with "Auto" and the 9956 not? Is there a setting of the screen to make it work more convenient?
Found out that the player with settings on 720p, the screen works with a Blu-ray disc too, without changing settings! So it looks like the problem is solved?!! Strange to me, the screen recognizes the disc as Blu-ray, is it playing on real Blu-ray resolution or interlacing from 720 to 1080p?
Thanks, Philips-Benedickte
best regards, gerrit
Hi Gerrit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gerrit
As 720p is progressive this will give a better picture on movies than 1080i (interlace).
Enjoy the your DVD collection:)
Best regards,
Benedickte
Hi Philips-Benedickte,
Thanks for that.
Found out that now, with the player settings on 720p, the screen recognizes both DVD's and works with a Blu-ray disc too, so without changing settings! Does this mean that the screen works with the real Blu-ray resolution in case of such disc or is it only upscaling from 720 to 1080p?
best regards, gerrit
Hi again Gerrit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gerrit
Your TV will upscale to 1080p.
Best regards,
Benedickte