Akai TV: HDMI port?

SOURCE: HDMi ( no signal, not supported) doesn't work with Dmr

I have lost my manual for the lct27ta. Have you gone into the menu and setup the hdmi port?

SOURCE: HDMi ( no signal, not supported) doesn't work with Dmr-Ez47v

Return set!
Akai Tv is not HDCP compatible. Nothing worked akai was not very helpful. This model , a 2006. aparently will not communicate will the newer HDMI devices.
RETURN SET IF POSSIBLE. NO SOLUTION FOR THIS PROBLEM!

SOURCE: HDMi ( no signal, not supported) doesn't work with Dmr-Ez47v

Any HDMI cable manufactured in the last couple of years should all be HDMI 1.1 compliant, your problem is most likely the logic board in the TV itself or the HDMI connector on the logic board has a bad connection..

Have you tried hooking-up a standard DB15 VGA cable to the AKAI TV and your laptop?

If this works your problem is in the TV and will most likely have to be repaired to receive the HDMI signal since your Panasonic DVR and your laptop are not recognized by the HDMI input on the TV.

Good luck!

Ren

SOURCE: is there a hdmi port on this tv akai lct2662

No there is not. But it does have a two component and one VGA imput.

SOURCE: AKAI 27"LCD SN:60683669 Have HDMI connect o

Universal remote controls (like the one for your comcast cable box in which it allows you to control other devices) have "the most popular" IR codes programmed inside of it. When you type in the numbers "10812,10702, etc" you are telling the remote to use that particular IR code within its "database"
The key thing to know is that universal remotes do not have every code, just the most popular. If you have tried all of the codes listed in the manual for you model TV there's not much you can do.

• Try searching for a code. Some brand names, such as "Akai" may have other manufacturers parts inside of it, Searching usually is done by going through certain key-presses on the remote to try all of the codes available.
• Buy another Universal remote, not all remotes are created equal as some have mode IR codes built in than others, if you have an odd brand TV, it may be more difficult to come across one that works.
• Buy a learning universal remote, although usually more expensive these remotes will allow you to "learn" the IR codes from your old remote to the universal remote.