DVR Problem

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I had the same problrm with my DVD player.

Make sure the TV and the DVR are setup for component
inputs (not S-VID) and maybe progressive scan.

Scribner wrote:
> I have a Pioneer HDTV which works great via my HDTV cable box. But
> today I decided to "upgrade" to a SA 8300 HD DVR. Without changing my
> cables or anything else, I plugged the new box in. My colors became
> "solarized." Thinking that I had a defective box, I exchanged it.
> Same problem. I don't know what to do. I'm using my component
> inputs. Any suggestions? Thanks.

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.... also, I've found that the green and blue cables can be easily mixed if
you are trying to match colors with less than optimal lighting back there
....

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"Scribner" <walter3ca@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Did that. Cable guy couldn't fix it. So it went back.
>
> On Fri, 19 Aug 2005 15:09:27 GMT, "dancwalker@earthlink.net"
> <dancwalker@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
>>I had the same problrm with my DVD player.
>>
>>Make sure the TV and the DVR are setup for component
>>inputs (not S-VID) and maybe progressive scan.
>>
>>Scribner wrote:
>>> I have a Pioneer HDTV which works great via my HDTV cable box. But
>>> today I decided to "upgrade" to a SA 8300 HD DVR. Without changing my
>>> cables or anything else, I plugged the new box in. My colors became
>>> "solarized." Thinking that I had a defective box, I exchanged it.
>>> Same problem. I don't know what to do. I'm using my component
>>> inputs. Any suggestions? Thanks.