How to get a high definition Picture??

Sansui HDLCD3200 Owner Manual Troubleshooting


Free manual with some Troubleshooting steps.

Does your laptop feed sound through the HDMI connection? You may have to use the HDMI 1 jack on the HDLCD3200. Change the HDMI setting in the audio menu on the tv to DVI and run a seperate audio cord from the laptop to tv. I hope this is helpful

I am an electronics tech so i know that finding spare parts for a tv can be very difficult. Your best bet is to try to purchase the board from Sansui. If Sansui cannot help you ebay is a great place to find spare parts.

you do not have a CRT in your flat panel set.. What you might have is your color setting to high causing the bleed or your
T-con board is bad , but first turn down your color if that does not do it have a tech replace your
T-con board

Either the power supply is shot and not providing enough power to the unit. It also may be faulty system board but that would probably just cause colored lines. I would have power supply checked out with multi-meter

Hi, first of all you need a high definition source. I'm not sure if your cable box is HD but lets take it as an example. The component leads which you are using isn't 'true' HD video quality, what you need is a hdmi cable from your source to your TV.

Your cable box maybe HD with a HDMI output, if it is then you need the lead to come out of the cable box into your tv's HDMI input using a HDMI lead. Then you switch your TV's source to the HDMI input and it then should be producing a HD quality picture, but to truly get the full HD experience you may want to subscripe to a HD channel or purchase a blueray player becasue most cable TV channels are upscaled to HD and the definition is not as good as on a blue ray disc or a true HD channel.

So in conclusion the cable and input you are using is not designed for HD input. I believe your TV is HD, check for HDMI inputs or DVI inputs.

Hope this explains your problem

Sorry. No.

Sorry, but the HDLCD3200 does not have pic in pic.

If you have a surround sound system, (amplifier and speakers), run the DVD speakers out wires to the amplifier IN. Thi way, you don't even need the TV speakers.

you have it on the wrong input selector. switch it to the right one at the monitor