When you have two tv's why does it still cause a problem.?
141649
Because it isn't the tv that's the problem...lots of times what we argue about isn't that at all..it's the feelings behind it that we're fussing over.
160798
My TV has not been off in 3 yrs.  It drowns out other noises, so I sleep better.  I also have my fan on all the time, even in the winter, for the same reason.
282246
if its a CRT then just go and buy a new one, since hardly no one will fix CRT monitors cause they pack 25,000 Volts of energey inside, enought to kill someone (nearly had that experience) ifs its a Astro Gateway or ALl in one (Lcd,Crt monitor attached phyiscally to the unit itself) then i think its time for a upgrade.
160324
Sorry to hear you are having problems.  Normally LG Electronics products are pretty reliable.  You should write down the TV model number and details, then go to their online customer service page (see link below) and get their advice.  Good luck!\n\nhttp://www.lgservice.com/gcsc/b2c/hom/main
821151
Test your computer with another monitor, if it works, then the new monitor is defective.
996790
You probably have an old videocard that dosen't support dual displays. That means you have to turn off the computer, disconect the monitor, plug in the TV and turn it back on.
310568
It's a bad cable. (trust me)\n\nReplace it with another one.
731887
If you are having those problems, then upgrading your video card well worth the investment. Many of the better cards (nVidia especially) also come with a TV turner, so can make even better use of that screen of yours.\n\nStick with nVidia and you seriously can't go wrong. Just be sure to stay away from ATI at the moment - they're going down hill quicker than an elephant with a bad case of the sh*ts!
586440
somewhere in your display properties you can find a setting, not sure you can play video on both monitors though, you might find an option in there
141032
None. That's a hardware problem.
1003023
That is probably a dead pixel. This could make it worse or it could fix it, Push on the spot, Then turn on the tv. Try at your own risk! It worked for me.
574411
Most often this is caused by a bad video cable or connector.  Try tighting the video cable connectors at both ends.  If that doesn't work try wiggling the cable which some times works if the cable is shorting out.  If that's the case or there is no improvement, try replacing the video cable if it has connectors at both ends.  If it's an older display screen, the video cable may come out of the display screen chassis as a cable with no connector to the display.  If that's the case, then you may be out of luck because you won't be able to replace the cable.  You could try checking for bent pins in the connectors also, but these are hard to fix.  Bottom line, it's probably your cable, tighten it down at the connectors to see if that helps, if not replace cable, if display is old and cable can't be replaced, time to buy a new display!  Good luck!
235722
make sure your tv and your camera frequencies are same
305771
you can just add another one or change its settings.  The first monitor setting is more or less for projectiors so you don;t want to mess with it.
158482
It may be because of the electricity fluctuation. Or their may be a problem with your monitor's picture tube.
141
In most cases, the television needs to 'warm-up' its cathode ray tube before it can start to display an image on the screen.\n\nThe audio coils require much less charging time and can start to emit sound sooner than we can see the image on the television.
1030829
Some cards only need setting to show data on both displays Tv + Monitor, normally they only display on one device also some cards can't display on both, only one device is support at a time.