Look in the manual. You're monitor is set for VGA/computer mode. You have change the VGA input it to component mode. W/o doing that, you'll see a green screen.
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Help! Panny TH-42PWD6UY: SVGA-component connection results in green image
I have connected the "PC IN" of the TV to a DVD player with a SVGA-to-component cable and the resulting image has an overall very pronounced green color all over. I have checked that the green cable and the blue cable be in their respective outputs on the player and I am at a loss as to how to solve this problem. Please someone help me.
Many thanks.
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On the "PC Input Terminals connection" page (p. 10), the manual says: "Component Input is possible with the pin 1,2,3 of the D-sub 15P Connector." Some people on this forum have also said that the "PC Input" connected to a DVD player via a VGA-to-component cable produced a screen as good as the connection component-to-component, and therefore that the PC Input could be used as a second component connection. If this is so, there is something I am not doing right, but I don't know what it is.
in settings, change from RGB to component, it will be ok then. I had the same problem at first.
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Thanks a lot, icecom. Picture is now fine.
| Originally Posted by icecom in settings, change from RGB to component, it will be ok then. I had the same problem at first. |
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