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How To Hide Your Home Theater Components, but Still Control Them :: Do LCD TVs Burn In? ::

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September 25, 2011 06:19 PM

Categories: Televisions and Projectors

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cruzmissle

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Joined: 09/25/2011

tv picture scrolls side to side,its like the tv has six verticle pictures.tv also has no sound,the remote control works,no sound from channels or inputs and such. can anyone help.

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Kato

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June 20, 2012 3:00 AM

Go into your settings menu and look for the sound/audio settings and check and see if it wasn't accidently turned off.

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Kato

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