Sony Bravia KDL 40X2000 HDMI both cutting out

You MAY need an HDMI modulator to do that.

try a different hdmi input if you have more than one, just a thought.

HI
IT SEAMES THAT YOUR LED MAIN BOARD IS DEFECTIVR SO PLEASE REPLACE MAIN BOARD
THANKS
M NASIRR

I have a Sony Bravia model KDL-46s5100 that had the same problem. All HDMI ports stopped working. I don't know why this works but unplug the TV for about 30 sec, then plug it back in and hold down the power button on the tv for 10 seconds. Like I said I don't know why this works but it worked for me. Good luck.

that is the simplest way. please rate, thanks and have a good day

Ur satalite signal can't be hook up in ur HDMI will damage the board,if U leave it in for a longtme.
The HDMI not design for air signal incoming.
That why U have HD packages from ur cables, satalite,or phones copannies.

I have looked up the infomation on your TV I noticed that your TV has two HDMI input plugs. Since your SONY BRAVIA is hooked up to one port, you need to buy another HDMI cable for your PS3. On your tv remote you should have an option to switch from video 1 to video 2 so then you can switch from the SONY BRAVIA to the PS3 the problem is you will only hear your PS3 Sound from you TV. If you want to hear your PS3 sound from your SONY BRAVIA you need to buy an optical cable (also called TOSLINK) to connect from your PS3 to the SONY BRAVIA.

Hope that helps!

40X2000, both PS3 and DVD player are using a HDMI input and both flicker and loose signal fully, have to turn TV of then back on to get signal back. Sony say they have never heard this problem and replaced board. NOTHING fixed, still same problem.

JUNH-THE HDMI CONNECTIONS ARE VERY FRAGILE I'D RECOMMEND SUPPORTING THEM ANY WAY YOU CAN.THE HDMI INPUT ON TV IS POSSIBLY DAMAGED BY NOW AND MAY NEED REPLACING.JOE TV

Have you tried to hook up your DVD player directly to the surround sound system? If you direct the sound through the TV, it has to pass several circuits and the quality will be lover. Just connect it right away to your sound system. :-)