Purchased ViewHD for Mitsu VS-50805 with Y/Pr/Pb video in. I placed it between new Roku3 with hdmi output and no pic on DTV input on Mitsubishi
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I also connected it between my Roku 3 and a 12 year old projector TV in my theater that did not have an HDMI input, and it works perfectly! So I conclude that it should work with ANY tv having the Y/Pr?Pb inputs. Suggest you check all your cables and connections.
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There are 2 HDMI inputs on the ViewHD, one for 1080i and the other for 1080p. If you haven't done this, try the other input as well. There is also an H1 & H2 switch that apparently has to be in the right position depending on which HDMI input you are feeding into. Just in case, be sure the VGA / Y/Pr/Pb switch is in the latter position. "DTV Input" has a strange connotation in that it suggests it is an input for digital signals. But you also refer to it as "Y/Pr/Pb" so this must mean it is an analog input, and therefore should work coming out of the analog Y/Pr/Pb output from the ViewTV. These are the best suggestions I can make not being there. There is also a trouble-shooting guide in the manual.
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There are 2 HDMI inputs on the ViewHD, one for 1080i and the other for 1080p. If you haven't done this, try the other input as well. There is also an H1 & H2 switch that apparently has to be in the right position depending on which HDMI input you are feeding into. Just in case, be sure the VGA / Y/Pr/Pb switch is in the latter position. "DTV Input" has a strange connotation in that it suggests it is an input for digital signals. But you also refer to it as "Y/Pr/Pb" so this must mean it is an analog input, and therefore should work coming out of the analog Y/Pr/Pb output from the ViewTV. These are the best suggestions I can make not being there. There is also a trouble-shooting guide in the manual. There are 2 HDMI inputs on the ViewHD, one for 1080i and the other for 1080p. If you haven't done this, try the other input as well. There is also an H1 & H2 switch that apparently has to be in the right position depending on which HDMI input you are feeding into. Just in case, be sure the VGA / Y/Pr/Pb switch is in the latter position. "DTV Input" has a strange connotation in that it suggests it is an input for digital signals. But you also refer to it as "Y/Pr/Pb" so this must mean it is an analog input, and therefore should work coming out of the analog Y/Pr/Pb output... » Read More There are 2 HDMI inputs on the ViewHD, one for 1080i and the other for 1080p. If you haven't done this, try the other input as well. There is also an H1 & H2 switch that apparently has to be in the right position depending on which HDMI input you are feeding into. Just in case, be sure the VGA / Y/Pr/Pb switch is in the latter position. "DTV Input" has a strange connotation in that it suggests it is an input for digital signals. But you also refer to it as "Y/Pr/Pb" so this must mean it is an analog input, and therefore should work coming out of the analog Y/Pr/Pb output from the ViewTV. These are the best suggestions I can make not being there. There is also a trouble-shooting guide in the manual. « Show Less
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I have mine set to Directv so no HD and not available for direct just Dish hd.
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I have last years model (605) and wondered the same thing. if you're looking for your TrueHD to light up on your receiver - it wont. Your PS3 won't send TrueHD via bitstream (to be converted by your receiver), so you won't see the light. The PS3 offers only internal decoding of this and DTS-HD, which means you'll need to send an already decoded signal (via PCM, NOT bitstream) to your receiver and run your receiver on "Direct" to play it. You'll get TrueHD sound/signal, but your receiver won't ever light up "TrueHD". You can run the "display" setting on your PS3 though which will show your outputing the TrueHD signal to your receiver. The light won't "light" up though. Info on this can be found on the net, or in your PS3 manual. Hope it helps.
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HDMI 3D is not supported, for regular 1080p you may have to recycle through a couple of other inputs, such as radio, and return to the input you desire. [Internal circuitry of electronic switches tent to "hang" on occasion] Good luck.
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Thanks drhey19, this is very helpful. I am thinking of buying a second unit and I thought they booth looked like the same thing. (I was worried because the DTVPal disappeared from the market for a long time.)
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I have wd73642 Mitsubishi TV. All of my equipment works great. I use xpand active shutter 3D glasses with my set up. No issues with anything. Hope that helps.
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Make sure your drivers are installed and that you are not trying to hook it up through the hdmi. Other than that I guess boot up the aver media program and makes sure the device is selected at the top left hand corner and select video input yPbPr and make sure it is hooked up through the component cables. Might i ask what device your are hooking it up to. Mine is hooked up to a xbox360 so idk know if trying a ps3 or dvd/ blue player is different. Hope this helps.
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I am usuing a dlp HDTV with the component cables. I had to manually lower the screen resolution in the android settings to get it working smoothly. I hope to get my HDMI port working soon however on my TV.
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Samsung has decided to abandon their previously so-called "3-D Ready" HDTVs, and they will not work with new Blu-ray 3D, or 3D from game consoles (PS3 / Xbox 360). Mitsubishi, on the other hand, now makes a $99 adapter that converts from the full 3-D resolution used by these true 3-D technologies to the checkerboard 3-D technology in these older "3-D Ready" sets. Unfortunately, the Mitsu adapter is made to //not// work with Samsung HDTVs, even though it theoretically could. So I will abandon Samsung, and my next HDTV will definitely not be a Samsung, as opposed to my previous 2 models, as will I not recommend Samsung to anyone again. Samsung has decided to abandon their previously so-called "3-D Ready" HDTVs, and they will not work with new Blu-ray 3D, or 3D from game consoles (PS3 / Xbox 360). Mitsubishi, on the other hand, now makes a $99 adapter that converts from the full 3-D resolution used by these true 3-D technologies to the checkerboard 3-D technology in these older "3-D Ready" sets. Unfortunately, the Mitsu adapter is made to //not// work with Samsung HDTVs, even though it theoretically could. So I will abandon Samsung, and my next HDTV will definitely not be a Samsung, as opposed to my... » Read More Samsung has decided to abandon their previously so-called "3-D Ready" HDTVs, and they will not work with new Blu-ray 3D, or 3D from game consoles (PS3 / Xbox 360). Mitsubishi, on the other hand, now makes a $99 adapter that converts from the full 3-D resolution used by these true 3-D technologies to the checkerboard 3-D technology in these older "3-D Ready" sets. Unfortunately, the Mitsu adapter is made to //not// work with Samsung HDTVs, even though it theoretically could. So I will abandon Samsung, and my next HDTV will definitely not be a Samsung, as opposed to my previous 2 models, as will I not recommend Samsung to anyone again. « Show Less
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I solved a similar problem having an older Panasonic HD professional display that had no HDMI and only component inputs. Connected it to a new ATSC over the air HD tuner which only had HDMI out. Great HD picture.
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If the Roku has an HDMI Plug, I don't see any reason not to work. Try it out
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What do you have attached to hdmi 1 . I have a Dish 722 receiver which is a 1080 p device and the tv operates at 1080 p. I also have a Roku unit on Hdmi 2 and it also operates at 1080. I suspect your device on HDMI 1 is not capable or set for 1080
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If you want to view in 720P (HD), you need an HDMI cable. If Standard Definition is ok for you, you can just use the A/V (red, white, yellow) cables that come with the Roku.
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Not 100% sure. It could be a misbehaving signal source. I assume that your Input 1 is either plugged into your Cable/Set Top box or a Blu-Ray play. Try cycling the power by physically unplugging the power cord on whatever is plugged into Input 1. FYI, HDMI is an "Intelligent" interface so it tries to electronically identify the type of signal source plugged into each input. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. When it does, things work more intelligently. For instance, when I turn on my Samsung Blu-ray player which is plugged into Input 2 on my Mitsubishi, the TV turns on too without needing to hit the power button on the TV Remote. And sometimes, when I turn off the Blu-ray player, the TV will turn off too. Another possibility would be to try a new HDMI cable. The cable should be HDMI 1.3 or 1.4 compliant. If you don't have a new cable, but you have multiple cables, try swapping them and see if the problem moves with the cable.
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Yes it does. It has 3 hdmi's. Also has DVI-to-HDMI cable or DVI/HDMI adapter and HDMI cable. The 738 Series TV's HDMI inputs can receive digital stereo audio signals only when using the TV speakers. TV also has 3 RCA=type video cable inputs as well with left and right for audio cables. I've had this TV for almost 5 years now and LOVE IT!! Nothing wrong with it at all. In fact, if you get this TV, be sure to put a quite turbo fan behind the TV to help keep the bulb stay cooler. It made my bulb last WAY longer than it should have. I had to replace the bulb about 2 months ago. Was a cheap $60 bulb easy to replace. Great TV, excellent HDTV picture!! And I do have it hoked up using HDMI cable from my cable box and my PS3 game system. I haven't been able to afford to get the 3-D kit and glasses but I'm sure it works awesome. I'm still hoping to get the kit and glasses one day to try it out. I heard the 3D on the TV is suppose to be great as well. ANyways, I love my Mitsubishi WD-65738 65-Inch DLP HDTV.
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click the item then scroll page down there u should see all brand n tv model it should with i didnt see the # but i miss it double check let me knoe p.s these work great with my mitsubishi tv
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I have a Roku 2 XD which works fine on it... Is there something special about the ROKU 3?