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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012
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This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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Wow! A lot of cash! There is a classified ad locally that is advertising the tv with broken glass for $500. Also the box that controls it for $600. Thanks for the info! Guy
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Anybody have an idea how much a replacement glass would cost? Guy
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I have just called the tech guy and left a message. The fellow that answered the phone wasn't sure if the module would still be available! Wow technology sure does move fast! Thanks for walking me thru this. Guy
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Great! Unplugging it for a while and plugging it in did the trick! Thanks! Guy
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This is what I've tried up to now, thanks to your suggestions. I pulled the computer DVI cable out and tried the component cables, didn't work. I believe it is a mark 2 version because of the component inputs. The Blu-ray player works just fine when hooked up with composite cables, but I'm guessing I'm not getting the better resoulution
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Ok...so as I am trying to fiqure out how to hook up my Blu-ray player to this, I have been plugging cables in and out, here and there. Now whaen the tv is off, the red standby light blinks! What does this mean? Guy
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Right...that's what I thought. So I guess the other alternative is the component plus audio plugs that are in the back. Any other ideas? Guy
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So, I was gifted a Blu ray player and tried hooking it up to the tv. I couldn't fiqure out what I need to do to the tv or remote to see the picture? Any thoughts? Guy
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Thanks Peter, were they made for North America as well? They so rarely come up on Ebay over here! Guy
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The previous owner seems to have removed the two springs that the turntable sit on! I couldn't fiqure out why all my records were skipping! Anyways, I'm hoping someone may have a pair for sale here. E-mail me. Thanks! Guy