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On Fri, 09 Jan 2004 03:23:43 GMT, Bipin Sen wrote in alt.video.dvd:

> OK. I just checked the inputs. The inputs are labeled Y, Pb and Pr so
> I'm assuming they are the component inputs (there is also a label on
> top of them called COMPONENT).

They are the component cables, yes. In my experience (different DVD
player / TV) the Pr (red) cable came loose and partially disconnected.

Removing the red from the image turned it green. Make sure the cables
are in the right spot and securely connected.

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(Bipin Sen) wrote in message news:< om>...
>I have read and tried to digest all the pieces of advice that I've
>gotten. I will double check the component vs RGB input as soon as I
>finish typing this. I can't imagine I could have missed something as
>obvious, but hey... I have done stranger things in the past.

I seriously doubt this is your problem. If it were, then
EVERYTHING would look green--the whole screen, not just
a subtle haze in some places.

Isaac Kuo

It seems "Bipin Sen" wrote in alt.video.dvd in article
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> I will double check the component vs RGB input as soon as I
>finish typing this. I can't imagine I could have missed something as
>obvious, but hey.

Or the component versus RGB _output_. I carelessly got taht wrong
the first time around.

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