Has Sound, No Picture, No Color. Snowy, Diagonal Lines Running Across Screen.

is it time to get rid of this tv?

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Answer #1: Posted by BusterDoogen on August 9th, 2015 5:59 PM

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I suggest you check your connections. With all the issues, there may be a bad cable or connection.

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... which the resolution information is set the TV to JustScan. When you set your TV to JustScan, you may see a snowy, garbled, black and white line on your TV set so that each pixel of the screen and removes the overscan line. The picture fits the screen exactly. Typically, overscan extends the picture beyond the edges of the broadcast image...