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Split Screen

14 years ago

I had to move my Panasonic DVD Recorder. After hooking it back up, I get a split screen when the DVD is on. So now I can not watch a DVD. I have checked the leads and nothing seems to be loose. Any Suggestions as to what my problem might be? How to Fix it? Thanks.

Donna

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steve340
14 years ago
You have the DVD player video output set to progressive scan. Turn off that feature and it should work. Your TV must not support the 480P input.
don_na_na
Original Author
14 years ago
Thanks for the reply. After reading this, I looked and there is a P lit up on the front of the unit. I can't seem to figure out how to turn the Progressive scan off though. I will keep trying, but if anyone can tell me how to do this I will sure be grateful. when I go so far into setup the screen goes blue. Because of the split screen it is difficult to read the on screen instructions. Steve, thanks agin for the help .
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