Videos not working on Apple TV
Luis Cardenas
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Philips projection tv video blacks out.
Comments (0)i have a 2001 model #43P8341 Philips projection tv and the audio and video work fine when i unplug and plug the tv back in then video suddenly just goes out. It turns black but audio still works fine. The power button is lighted up and when the video blacks out the power button will flash twice then pause and continue to flash twice then pause. If i unplug tv and plug in again it will work but not long before video blacks out again. I was told it was the small signal board so please let me know if this is correct. Also Is this easy to replace myself or would i still need a professional todo it so they can program tv again? Please posts. thanks...See MoreApple t.v. Will work
Comments (1)Sorry-- this was supposed to be a follow up to htracey's music post....See MoreTV - Video Game Time
Comments (2)Get your BF involved. He needs to parent his child. Talk to him about setting time limits on gaming while he is at your house.If things are serious between the two of you, it needs to be worked out before the relationship goes further. A 6y/o needs to be doing more than playing video games. At 6y/o my kids had some homework. Is your BF making sure that he doesn't have homework??? But I would definitely talk to BF his DS needs rules when at your house.. JMO...See MoreApple TV - lost remote
Comments (4)It seems pretty simple. If you have an iPad, iPod Touch, or iPhone you can download the Remote app from the Apple App Store which will allow you to use the device to control your Apple TV. Use a universal remote, which will also require downloading the Remote app to set up the remote. Once you have that done, the universal remote will function alone. Buy a new remote for about $20. If the only thing you use the Apple TV to do is watch Netflix, then going through Comcast would probably be easier and wouldn't require a new remote....See MoreLuis Cardenas
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