My DVD has worked fine for a couple of years but yesterday when I tried to play a rented DVD there was picture but no sound. I tried an older DVD and I got picture but no sound. I checked all the cables and repluged everything in. I even messed around with the sound settings and still nothing. I am hoping the audio cables went bad and not the player. Is there anything I am missing??
By: Ren Frew - 5th April 2006 at 13:49
Don’t think Asda is in the USA.
If you wanna go “cheap” look in Wallmart or PigglyWiggly.
ASDA and Walmart are the same company nowadays, some UK stores trading with the ASDA-Walmart name over the door.
By: Ren Frew - 5th April 2006 at 13:48
It’s normally a scart lead issue, with the scart lead needing pushed all the way home. I don’t think you use scarts in the USA however ?
It could be an audio issue such as playing in 5:1 mode with dvd’s only having a simple stereo recording. If it’s a hardware issue, then as suggested buy a cheap Walmart one, you can probably get two for the price of service estimate these days ?
By: barrythemod - 5th April 2006 at 12:21
Don’t think Asda is in the USA.
If you wanna go “cheap” look in Wallmart or PigglyWiggly.
By: laviticus - 5th April 2006 at 11:19
ninteen quid at asda
By: barrythemod - 3rd April 2006 at 00:50
Buy a new one,nothing lasts forever.You can get a multi-region Sony for £70 from play.com:cool:
By: laviticus - 3rd April 2006 at 00:33
My DVD has worked fine for a couple of years but yesterday when I tried to play a rented DVD there was picture but no sound. I tried an older DVD and I got picture but no sound. I checked all the cables and repluged everything in. I even messed around with the sound settings and still nothing. I am hoping the audio cables went bad and not the player. Is there anything I am missing??
Give the laser a clean and check your scats plugged all the way in…..
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