46PFL7705D/F7 fails to receive HDMI signal from Sony Blu Ray Player

[brady]

I bought a Sony Blu Ray Player BDP-S280 and hooked it up to my Phillips TV and it worked fine. I recently moved and set up the player again and now the Phillips says there is no signal. I have tried reversing the HDMI cable, removed and added a new device and still no signal. What happened? It was working fine. What's the problem?

[Philips - Benedickte]

I bought a Sony Blu Ray Player BDP-S280 and hooked it up to my Phillips TV and it worked fine. I recently moved and set up the player again and now the Phillips says there is no signal. I have tried reversing the HDMI cable, removed and added a new device and still no signal. What happened? It was working fine. What's the problem?

Hi,

Does it State "no signal" or "no video Signal" ?

If it state "no video signal" I would advice you to double check what HDMI you have added it on and what one it's actually plugged into, also try change between the sources to you get the HDMI input you put the Blu-ray player on.
In example, you might have put the cable in HDMI 2 And added it to HDMI 1.
You get no video signal when the device connected to the TV is not on.

Best regards Benedickte

[brady]

Hi,

Does it State "no signal" or "no video Signal" ?

If it state "no video signal" I would advice you to double check what HDMI you have added it on and what one it's actually plugged into, also try change between the sources to you get the HDMI input you put the Blu-ray player on.
In example, you might have put the cable in HDMI 2 And added it to HDMI 1.
You get no video signal when the device connected to the TV is not on.

Best regards Benedickte

Thanks. I got the following tip that corrected it:

Originally Posted by Toengel
Hi,

try to load factory default of your Sony (connect it via Composite). Change the HDMI port.

Toengel@Alex

I replied:

That worked. Now the HDMI 1 signal works. Weird how that fixed it. I was able to connect using component (not composite) and it corrected it. Thanks for the tip.