Are there any LEDs lit on the front of the TV?
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Press the menu button on the remote. What is shown on the screen? (make sure the remote's layer switch is set to tv)
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Do you hear any audio or sound coming from the TV?
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Does the TV eventually shutoff and display a solid red LED?
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SOLUTION
Unplug the AC cord from the wall power outlet and wait for 60 seconds before plugging it back in. Then press the power button on the TV and if the condition of the TV is the same as before please call Mitsubishi Consumer Relations department for help troubleshooting (1-800-332-2119). Please have the following information ready: Model number, Serial Number, Proof of Purchase.
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SOLUTION
Troubleshoot RED SOLID LED
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SOLUTION
- Check the control buttons on the TV itself. The remote may be malfunctioning or a button on the TV could be stuck.
- Check/change the batteries in your remote control.
- Check out our video on Remote Control Troubleshooting
- Contact Mitsubishi Consumer Relations to setup a service appointment (1-800-332-2119). Please have the following information read: Model Number, Serial Number, Proof of Purchase.
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It is normal for the Green LED to blink while the TV is in the booting up process. Depending on the model it is normal for the Green LED to blink for 20-60 seconds. If blinking continues for more than 60 seconds (and you are not doing a software update) unplug the AC cord from the wall power outlet. Wait for 60 seconds before reapplying power to the TV.
Sometimes loading the software for your model can resolve this issue. Check our documents and downloads section.
If TV still does not power on you can remove all connections to the TV (such as your Blu-ray or DVD players or set-top-boxes) and then unplug AC and try again.
Is your TV recovering from a shutdown event?
Yes - the TV shutdown immediately before the blinking LED
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SOLUTION
A GREEN blinking LED means that the TV is in the process of booting up. There are many possible causes of a TV to shutdown and reboot. The most common is that invalid digital data was sent to one of the inputs (Antenna or HDMI).
Digital broadcasts from over-the-air television stations or from your cable company contain many forms of data. This data can be corrupted while being transmitted or it could be data input in an incorrect format. When the TV receives this data it could cause it to shutdown and reboot.
If this only occurs 1 time or 1 time every several months it should not be considered an issue. If the frequency of occurrence is more often such as every day or every hour you may want to contact the broadcaster/cable company or suspect your satellite box/dvd/blu-ray player.
Try to make note of what channel or source/content you were watching when the shutdown occurred.
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SOLUTION
A Solid Red LED typically means that the lamp failed to start.
First unplug the AC Cord from the wall power outlet and wait for 60 seconds before reapplying power to the TV.
If after serveal attempts, the TV has not powered on and the LED on the front of the TV is still Solid Red, you may want to reseat the lamp.
Procedure: Lamp Reseat
- Power OFF TV and wait 1 hour for lamp to cool.
- Unplug AC cord from wall power outlet.
- Remove screw(s) from rear lamp door cover.
- Loosen the screw(s) that secures the lamp in place.
- Pull the lamp from the housing only about one inch from its original seated position and then slide it back in until it feels secure.
- Reinstall the lamp cover door and plug in the AC cord into the wall power outlet.
If your lamp has failed check www.mitsuparts.com for warranty eligibility or contact Mitsubishi Consumer Relations at 1-800-332-2119.
Be sure to get the below information before calling:
- Model and serial number (found on the back of your TV)
- The original purchase receipt that shows the location and date that your TV was purchased.
Check your owner's manual for detailed instructions on replacing your lamp. Check the documents and downloads a section for an electronic version.
If after reseating or installing a new lamp you receive a Yellow blinking LED, this indicates that your lamp door cover is not installed or not installed correctly. Ensure that the door is flush against the back of the TV.
If the door is properly installed please call Mitsubishi Consumer Relations. Please have the following information ready: Model number, Serial Number, Proof of Purchase.
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SOLUTION
- Recycle AC power by unplugging the AC cord from the wall power outlet and waiting 60 seconds before reapplying AC to the TV.
- If the symptom persists contact Mitsubishi Consumer Relations. Please have the following information ready: Model number, Serial Number, Proof of Purchase.
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SOLUTION
Typically the cause of excessive heat is poor air circulation.
If your Mitsubishi TV has a solid Yellow LED leave the TV in the OFF condition for at least 15 minutes to allow it to cool down.
- Ensure there is plenty of room between the edge of the TV and the surrounding walls or cabinets of the entertainment center. A gap of at least 4 inches around the entire TV is recommended.
- Do not operate the TV in an environment that has excessive heat. If only hot air is being circulated to the rear of the TV then the temperature inside of the TV will only increase.
- If after you have ensured proper airflow and room temperature the problem still persists contact Misbusihi Consumer Relations. Please have the following information ready: Model number, Serial Number.
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SOLUTION
This indicates that your lamp door cover is not installed or not installed correctly.
Ensure that the door is flush against the back of the TV.
If the door is properly installed please call Mitsubishi Consumer Relations. Please have the following information ready: Model number, Serial Number, Proof of Purchase.
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SOLUTION
When the LED is blinking RED and YELLOW the TV has shutdown.
The sequence of blinking LEDs is a diagnostic code to be used by Mitsubishi Consumer Relations department to determine the faulty component.
You may 1st want to try to recycle AC power by unplugging the AC cord from the wall power outlet and waiting 60 seconds before reapplying AC to the TV.
If after you have attempted to recycle the AC power and if the TV has not fully recovered please contact Mitsubishi Consumer Relations. Please have the following information ready: Model number, Serial Number, Proof of Purchase.
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SOLUTION
Check that the AC cord is connected to an active wall power outlet:
- Bypass any surge protectors or power strips and plug the TV directly into the wall power outlet.
- Disconnect the AC cord from the wall power outlet for 60 seconds and then plug the cord back in. Verify a good connection is made with the outlet.
- Test another device in that same wall outlet to ensure that AC power is active to that outlet.
Check that the problem is not the remote control:
- Press the POWER button on the remote control.
- Press the POWER button on the TV unit itself.
- If the TV turns on from the remote but not the TV then the front panel button on the TV is likely broken.
If the TV turns on from the unit itself but not the remote, then likely the remote is broken or needs new batteries.
Watch "Remote Control" troubleshooting video
If the problem persists please contact Mitsubishi Consumer Relations. Please have the following information ready: Model number, Serial Number, Proof of Purchase.
What speaker are you expecting audio from?
Watch "No Sound" troubleshooting video
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Check that you have the latest SW version installed (check our documents and downloads section).
Verify that the TV Speakers are enabled within the User Interface:
- Access the Audio settings menu by pressing the Audio button or the More +9 button on your remote control.
- Use the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to navigate to the SPEAKERS selection menu.
- Use the RIGHT/LEFT arrow buttons to select TV SPEAKERS as the audio source.
Check the MUTE setting:
- Press the INFO button and an icon of a speaker will display in the upper left corner of the screen.
- If the speaker icon has a line though it, then MUTE is enabled. If it does not have a line in the icon then the MUTE is disable and sound should be playing from the speakers.
- You can also test this by pressing the MUTE button.
Check your VOLUME setting:
What is the audio source device?
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SOLUTION
- Check another input such as Antenna or Component1/Input1. If you can hear audio through another input or device then there probably is not a problem with your TV. There is likely a setup issue with the source device.
- Check the audio format type of the source device. Some source devices can play an audio format that is not compatible with the TV.
- Enter the menu of the source device and change the audio format to PCM.
- Check same device on another HDMI input.
- Initialize the TV. Doing this process will reset the TV to factory defaults. Press MENU followed by 1 2 3, ENTER. The TV will reset and reboot. After the process is completed, the TV will be on the Antenna input on channel 3. There should be audible "snow/static noise".
- Perform a full HDMI reset. (NOTE: THIS WILL DELETE ANY USER SETTINGS)
- If you cannot hear the "snow/static noise" then call Mitsubishi Consumer Relations for support. Please have the following information ready: Model number, Serial Number, Proof of Purchase
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SOLUTION
- Verify the audio cables are connected to the same input as the video. If you selected COMPONENT1 or INPUT1 then make sure that the source device is connected to that input. The analog audio connectors are RED and WHITE. Typically most source devices will also use RED and WHITE.
- Make sure the source device is set to output on the analog audio output. Some devices will require a manual setting to output audio or video on a certain output. Check the menu/settings of the source device and make sure it is set to component or composite output instead of digital or HDMI.
- Perform a factory reset. Doing this process will reset the TV to factory defaults. Press MENU followed by 1 2 3 ENTER. The TV will reset and reboot.
- After the process is completed, the TV will be on the Antenna input on channel 3. There should be audible "snow/static noise".
- If you cannot hear the “snow/static noise” then call Mitsubishi Consumer Relations for support. Please have the following information ready: Model number, Serial Number, Proof of Purchase
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- Try a different channel. Each channel can send different audio formats that need to be interpreted by the TV. Cable companies are still broadcasting analog channels unlike OTA (over-the-air) broadcasters which switched to all digital channels in 2009.
- If you are using cable, try an analog channel to see if you can receive audio from that channel.
- If you are only receiving channels from OTA then check another digital channel. Each channel can have separate audio data descriptors which inform the TV about the details of the audio.
Which channel has no sound?
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SOLUTION
Verify speakers are functioning by doing one (1) of the following:
• Tune to an analog channel with snow/static and move the volume to at least 50%.
• Initialize the TV. Doing this process will reset the TV to factory defaults. Press MENU followed by 1 2 3. The TV will reset and reboot. After the process is completed, the TV will be on the Antenna input on channel 3. There should be audible "snow/static noise".
If you still do not hear any audio then please contact Mitsubishi Consumer Relations (1-800-332-2119) for further troubleshooting. Please have the following information ready: Model number, Serial Number, Proof of Purchase
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SOLUTION
Check the language settings:
- Change language settings to ENGLISH.
- Some channels may not properly play audio when the main audio selection is a language other than English.
The broadcaster of digital channels inserts digital descriptors about the audio format into the signal. Not all broadcasters are fully adhering to the ATSC specification and may be sending digital descriptors about the audio that the TV does not recognize.
If you cannot receive audio from a single channel then it is unlikely to be a fault of the TV and it is recommended that you contact the broadcaster of that channel or your cable provider.
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Verify that the AV Receiver is enabled in the sound User Interface:
- Access the audio settings menu by pressing the Audio butotn or the More +9 button on your remote.
- Use the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to navigate to the "SPEAKERS" selection.
- Use the RIGHT/LEFT arrow buttons to select "AV Receiver" as the audio source.
What type of device are you using to power the external speakers?
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SOLUTION
Connect this through the AC3/DIGITAL OUT (Orange RCA jack) connection on the back or your TV.
• Verify AVR is selecting the correct input (from TV) and that volume is high enough to be heard.
• Press INFO on your TV remote. In the upper right corner an icon should be displayed as an AVR symbol.
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SOLUTION
Connect this through the ANALOG OUTPUT (RCA jack) on the back of the TV.
• Verify AVR is selecting the correct input (from TV) and that volume is high enough to be heard.
• Press INFO on your TV remote. In the upper right corner an icon should be displayed as an AVR symbol.
What is the condition of the TV?
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SOLUTION
Check that the AC cord is connected to an active wall power outlet:
- Disconnect the AC cord from the wall power outlet for 60 seconds and then plug the cord back in.
- Verify a good connection is made with the outlet.
Test another device in that same wall outlet to ensure that AC power is active to that outlet:
- Bypass any surge protectors or power strips and plug the TV directly into the wall power outlet.
Check that the problem is not the remote control:
- Press the POWER button on the remote control.
- Press the POWER button on the TV unit itself.
- If the TV turns on from the remote but not the TV then the front panel button on the TV is likely broken.
- If the TV turns on from the unit itself but not the remote, then likely the remote is broken or needs new batteries.
Watch "Remote Control" troubleshooting video
If the issue persists please call Mitsubishi Consumer Relations. Please have the following information ready: Model number, Serial Number, Proof of Purchase.
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SOLUTION
- Recycle AC power by unplugging the AC cord from the wall power outlet and waiting 60 seconds before reapplying AC to the TV.
- Download the latest version of software and install to a USB thumb drive. Attempt loading the software before contacting service.
- Contact MDEA Consumer Relations at 1-800-332-2119. Please have the following information ready: Model number, Serial Number, Proof of Purchase
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Does a message appear on the screen prior to shutting down?
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What does the message refer to?
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SOLUTION
- Move your TV away from the wall or entertainment center.
- Ensure that there is enough space around the outside edges of the TV so that cool air can flow towards the back of the unit.
- A general rule is no less than 4 inches around the top and sides and back of the unit. However, if you are receiving this message you may want to create more space.
Typically the cause of excessive heat is poor air circulation.
If your Mitsubishi TV has a solid Yellow LED leave the TV in the OFF condition for at least 15 minutes to allow it to cool down.
- Ensure there is plenty of room between the edge of the TV and the surrounding walls or cabinets of the entertainment center. A gap of at least 4 inches around the entire TV is recommended.
- Do not operate the TV in an environment that has excessive heat. If only hot air is being circulated to the rear of the TV then the temperature inside of the TV will only increase.
- If after you have ensured proper airflow and room temperature the problem still persists contact Misbusihi Consumer Relations. Please have the following information ready: Model number, Serial Number.
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SOLUTION
- The TV can be setup to turn off at certain times of the day. The lock by time feature is in the Parental Control section of the MENU.
- Sleep timer can also be enabled. Make sure this is not enabled unless you want the TV to shutdown in a specified amount of time.
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SOLUTION
This message appears when there is no video signal. This can be caused by an invalid HD channel when you are using the TUNER input. Along with no valid video from a digital or analog device, such as a DVD player or Cablebox.
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SOLUTION
Check to make sure your remote or other IR/controller device is not sending a power down command to the TV. Other manufacturers remotes could be sending a power off command to the TV. Make sure all other IR sending devices are pointing away from the TV. If you have a controller device installed to the TV, you may need to contact the installer of that device to make sure it is not accidentally sending power off commands.
Check LED status after the TV has shutdown by clicking here.
What method are you using to connect to the internet?
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What problem are you experiencing?
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SOLUTION
- If you are using an external USB adapter make sure you are using AZUREWAVE AW-N231 (2010 models). This device is available through Mitsubishi dealers.
- Verify you have the latest TV software installed. (Go to documents and downloads section)
- Make sure the wireless router has wireless output enabled ON.
- Make sure the USB adapter is in the correct port. Labeled USB (not USB-A or USB-Power Only).
- Verify an other device such as a laptop computer connects to the wireless network.
- Reset your router and modem.
- Try a system reset by pressing and holding the power button on the front panel for 10 seconds.
- Verify the network by connecting the TV directly to the cable/DSL modem by using a CAT5/ethernet cable. If that fails then there is a problem with the network, contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP). If it works, then move back to the wireless setup and check your router or modem wireless settings. Contact your ISP for support on wireless network setups.
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SOLUTION
- Verify that your TV has the latest SW verison. (check the documents and downloads section)
- Check the signal strength icon located next to the network name.
- Make sure you are connected to the correct network (sometimes the TV will find other networks from your neighbors home that have similar network names)
- Verify the IP address, default gateway, DNS and SubnetMask are all populated with data.
- Does network have security? Check for a padlock next to the left side of the network name. Make sure to enter the correct password for the network. Do not use special characters as part of the password, use only letters and numbers. The password must be changed on your router.
- Check your router network settings. If you have a custom setup on your router there could be some settings that are blocking the TV from reaching the network. Check for Mac filtering: this would block any connection from a non-authorized MAC address. IP filtering: this will only allow a certain number of connected devices to access the network. DHCP servers are enabled (Static IP is not supported on wireless)
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SOLUTION
If you receive the loading icon on the bottom of the screen or a connection timed out error this means your TV has accessed the internet but cannot reach the final destination server.
The two most likely scenarios that will cause this is a firewall that is blocking the incoming content or that the bandwidth is too limited to receive the data.
Buffering is caused by limited bandwidth on your internet connection.
Most broadband connections share bandwidth with other customers in your area. As a result peak hours will likely show reduced performance.
For firewall settings, contact your network administrator.
Check your speed: http://speedtest.vudu.com/cdn1/
Contact your internet service provider (ISP) for more information on available bandwidth.
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To start using the internet on 2010 model year TVs you will need to press the INTERNET button on your remote control. You will need this remote control to access the internet, older model year remotes do not have this button.
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SOLUTION
Buffering is caused by limited bandwidth on your internet connection.
Most broadband connections share bandwidth with other customers in your area. As a result peak hours will likely show reduced performance.
Check your speed: http://speedtest.vudu.com/cdn1/
Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) for more information on available bandwidth.
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What problem are you experiencing?
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SOLUTION
Verify the connection on the back of your TV is connected to the LAN port with a CAT5/Ethernet cable that is connected to an open internet port.
Try bypassing your router/hub and connect directly to your cable/DSL modem.
If it works when connecting to your modem then there is a problem with your router/hub.
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SOLUTION
If you are missing your IP address, default gateway, DNS or SubnetMask data it means the TV found a network but is not allowed to connect to it.
- Try reconnecting the CAT5/ethernet cable and exit the menu and reenter (to reset the connection).
- If it still has not populated then try a sytem reset by pressing and holding the power button on the front of the TV for 10 seconds.
- If you know what the IP address should be you can enter it manually. From the network setup panel in the menu press the down button to select manual. use the arrow keys and the number buttons to enter all the data manually. Press enter when completed.
- Try a different cable or port on your router.
- Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP)
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SOLUTION
To start using the internet on 2010 model year TVs you will need to press the INTERNET button on your remote control. You will need this remote control to access the internet, older model year remotes do not have this button.
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SOLUTION
If you receive the loading icon on the bottom of the screen or a connection timed out error this means your TV has accessed the internet but cannot reach the final destination server.
The two most likely scenarios that will cause this is a firewall that is blocking the incoming content or that the bandwidth is too limited to receive the data.
Buffering is caused by limited bandwidth on your internet connection.
Most broadband connections share bandwidth with other customers in your area. As a result peak hours will likely show reduced performance.
For firewall settings, contact your network administrator.
Check your speed: http://speedtest.vudu.com/cdn1/
Contact your internet service provider (ISP) for more information on available bandwidth.
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SOLUTION
Buffering is caused by limited bandwidth on your internet connection.
Most broadband connections share bandwidth with other customers in your area. As a result peak hours will likely show reduced performance.
Check your speed: http://speedtest.vudu.com/cdn1/
Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) for more information on available bandwidth.
How are you connected to the 3D source device?
Watch "3D How-To" troubleshooting video
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Verify your connections to the adapter
What type of issue?
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SOLUTION
In order for the 3DA-1 adapter to power on it requires both power from the AC-DC adapater and a signal from the source device through the HDMI connection (such as your Blu-Ray player, Cablebox, Satelite box, etc):
- Check that your source(input) device is powered on and connected via the HDMI cable to the 3DA-1 adapter
- Check that your AC-DC adapter is connected to a live power outlet. If it is connected to a power strip make sure that power stip is active.
- Swap the HDMI cable with a different cable.
The 3DA-1 will not power up as a stand alone device. It must have a connection to a 3D source.
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SOLUTION
- Make sure your 3D glasses are powered on.
- The most common cause of an incorrect picture being displayed from the 3DA-1 is that the input format on the adapter is not set the same as the output from the source device.
- Check your source device (Blu-Ray player, cable box, satelite box, etc) for which format it is outputing.
- There are 5 main formats: Frame Packing (also called Full 3D), Top and Bottom, Side by Side, Checkerboard, and 2D.
Use this section to troubleshoot format setting related issues on 3DC-1000/3DA-1 adapters. Find the picture that most looks like what you see on your TV screen (note: make sure to look closely as some formats look similar).
Original picture (if no 3D involved) directly from source device
Use as Reference Photo.
Source Device: SIDE by SIDE
TV Setting: CHECKERBOARD
Solution: Set TV to "SIDE by SIDE"
Source Device: TOP and BOTTOM
TV Setting: CHECKERBOARD
Solution: Set TV to "TOP and BOTTOM"
Source Device: SIDE by SIDE
TV Setting: TOP and BOTTOM
Solution: Set TV to "SIDE by SIDE"
Source Device: TOP and BOTTOM
TV Setting: SIDE by SIDE
Solution: Set TV to "TOP and BOTTOM"
Source Device: 2D (not a 3D source)
TV Setting: SIDE by SIDE
Solution: Set TV to "AUTO" or "CHECKERBOARD"
Source Device: CHECKERBOARD
TV Setting: SIDE by SIDE
Solution: Set TV to "AUTO" or "CHECKERBOARD"
Source Device: 2D (not a 3D source)
TV Setting: TOP and BOTTOM
Solution: Set TV to "AUTO" or "CHECKERBOARD"
Source Device: CHECKERBOARD
TV Setting: TOP and BOTTOM
Solution: Set TV to "AUTO" or "CHECKERBOARD"
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SOLUTION
Possible causes for no picture through 3DA-1 adapter:
- Both HDMI cables need to be "High Speed HDMI Cables".
- Unplug the AC adapter for 30 seconds and let the adapter reset.
- Source device is transfering an invalid signal type. Some resolutions are not supported by the adapter.
- Source format is 3D but 3DA-1 adapter does not recognize valid HDMI1.4a specification format and selected format within the adapater is not correct. (example: you are sending frame packing format to adapter but adapater is manually setup to output Side by Side)
- Simply cycle through the available formats on the adapter by pressing the format button.
- Make sure the input you are viewing is the same input the HDMI cable is connected to.
3D works, but, when I switch to 2D, I receive no picture
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SOLUTION
Check that your signal type is a valid pass-through signal type for the adapter:
| Valid Pass-Through video signals |
Valid Pass-Through PC signals |
| 1080p 24Hz/30Hz/60Hz |
Checkerboard 3D 1920 x 1080 60Hz |
| 1080i 60Hz |
1280 x 1024 60Hz |
| 720p 60Hz |
1360 x 768 60Hz |
| 480p 60Hz |
800 x 600 60Hz |
| 480i 60Hz |
640 x 480 60Hz |
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Is source device HDMI 1.4a compliant?
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SOLUTION
The incoming signal is not recognized as a valid 3D format that is accepted by the 3DA-1 adapter. List of valid formats:
| Format | Resolution Supported | Common Source |
| Frame Packing | 1080p/24Hz | 3D Blu-ray Players |
| Frame Packing | 720P/60Hz | 3D Gaming Consoles |
| Side-by-Side | 1080i/60Hz | Cable or Satellite boxes |
| Side-by-Side | 1080p/24Hz | Cable or Satellite boxes |
| Side-by-Side | 1080p/30Hz | Cable or Satellite boxes |
| Side-by-Side | 1080p/60Hz | Cable or Satellite boxes |
| Side-by-Side | 720P/60Hz | Cable or Satellite boxes |
| Top-Bottom | 1080P/24Hz | Cable or Satellite boxes |
| Top-Bottom | 720P/60Hz | Cable or Satellite boxes |
| Checkerboard | 1080P/60Hz | Computers (HTPC) |
| Checkerboard | 720P/60Hz | Computers (HTPC) |
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SOLUTION
Normal operation. The Status LED is only lit when the 3DA-1 is interfacing with an HDMI 1.4a device.
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SOLUTION
Table of formats:
| Format | Resolution Supported | Common Source |
| Frame Packing | 1080p/24Hz | 3D Blu-ray Players |
| Frame Packing | 720P/60Hz | 3D Gaming Consoles |
| Side-by-Side | 1080i/60Hz | Cable or Satellite boxes |
| Side-by-Side | 1080p/24Hz | Cable or Satellite boxes |
| Side-by-Side | 1080p/30Hz | Cable or Satellite boxes |
| Side-by-Side | 1080p/60Hz | Cable or Satellite boxes |
| Side-by-Side | 720P/60Hz | Cable or Satellite boxes |
| Top-Bottom | 1080P/24Hz | Cable or Satellite boxes |
| Top-Bottom | 720P/60Hz | Cable or Satellite boxes |
| Checkerboard | 1080P/60Hz | Computers (HTPC) |
| Checkerboard | 720P/60Hz | Computers (HTPC) |
Use this section to troubleshoot format setting related issues on 3D TVs (not using adapter 3DC-1000/3DA-1). Find the picture that most looks like what you see on your TV screen (note: make sure to look closely as some formats look similar).
Original picture (if no 3D involved) directly from source device
Use as Reference Photo.
Source Device: SIDE by SIDE
TV Setting: CHECKERBOARD
Solution: Set TV to "SIDE by SIDE"
Source Device: TOP and BOTTOM
TV Setting: CHECKERBOARD
Solution: Set TV to "TOP and BOTTOM"
Source Device: SIDE by SIDE
TV Setting: TOP and BOTTOM
Solution: Set TV to "SIDE by SIDE"
Source Device: TOP and BOTTOM
TV Setting: SIDE by SIDE
Solution: Set TV to "TOP and BOTTOM"
Source Device: 2D (not a 3D source)
TV Setting: SIDE by SIDE
Solution: Set TV to "AUTO" or "CHECKERBOARD"
Source Device: CHECKERBOARD
TV Setting: SIDE by SIDE
Solution: Set TV to "AUTO" or "CHECKERBOARD"
Source Device: 2D (not a 3D source)
TV Setting: TOP and BOTTOM
Solution: Set TV to "AUTO" or "CHECKERBOARD"
Source Device: CHECKERBOARD
TV Setting: TOP and BOTTOM
Solution: Set TV to "AUTO" or "CHECKERBOARD"
