Comments on: Question regarding Blu Ray player connected to HDTV with HDMI cable. Can anybody help, please? Discussing the Blu Ray players & disks that help make TV grand. 2009-12-26T23:31:34Z WordPress http://blu--ray.biz/2009/12/blu-ray-movies/322/feed/atom/ By: Dustin Dustin http://blu--ray.biz/2009/12/blu-ray-movies/322/#comment-1052 2009-12-18T08:32:52Z 2009-12-18T08:32:52Z

Even if your TV is HD, that doesn’t mean it’s HDCP compliant. Check your TV specs and see if it’s indicates that it’s 100% compliant. Also, check the HDMI spec of your TV versus what the HDMI spec is of the player. Your problem most likely is there. The logo showing up is promising, but it going away suggests HDCP issues…

]]> By: Stephen M Stephen M http://blu--ray.biz/2009/12/blu-ray-movies/322/#comment-1051 2009-12-15T06:50:31Z 2009-12-15T06:50:31Z

What brand is your TV?

If you are seeing the logo, you have clearly switched to the right input (though you do not say so).

HDMI sends not only audio and video data but control signals as well. All that I can think of is that you are having some incompatibility issue possibly involving these control signals.

Go into the setup menu for both devices and see how both are set up. Ideally, the blu-ray sends the control signals to the TV and the TV knows how to react and all is well. However, if one of them is not reacting correctly, you may have to turn it off on both devices.

]]> By: doodad doodad http://blu--ray.biz/2009/12/blu-ray-movies/322/#comment-1050 2009-12-12T23:24:28Z 2009-12-12T23:24:28Z

Get anydvd and set it up first.
Just dload it as a free user.
Register it.

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