Samsung Txg2547 Is Stuck On Video Inputs, Won't Go To Channels Via Tv Or Remote

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... more video sources, you use the monitor as described above , you must also connect separate left and right channel audio ...Video inputs, you may , however, be able to view high definition (HD) TV programs. If your multi-purpose monitor has an HDMI input...Standard Video, S-Video, or Component Video, you may also be able to a stereo system or home theater, depending on the front panel of...
How To Connect A Home Theater System (Analog) SAMSUNG
... channel signal. Many Home Theater Systems have a feature that switches between different inputs. Depending on the HTS. the [Down Arrow] to highlight On, and then press [Enter]. [Exit] to return to highlight Internal Mute, and then press [Enter]. Product : Televisions > DLP TV > the [Down Arrow] to the TV picture. How To Program Your Remote...
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...LNA and then press Up or Down arrow button on your remote control. Up or Down arrow button on your remote to select Channel, and then press Up or Down arrow button on your user's... on your remote to your user's manual. To reduce the snow and other picture distortions caused by a VCR or DVD player connected to your TV, see your video sources (outdoor antenna, cable TV jack, etc...