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In Reply to: Toshiba SD-3960-Movie credits hard to read posted by rogereckert on June 28, 2005 at 17:23:43:
Investigate whether she is connected in through the component video outputs (Red Blue& Green plugs) to the TV or the composite video (yellow plug) output. If the latter she is probably up against the limits of what the simple composite video connection can do.
If her TV accepts component video input, you might solve the problem for a $20 set of Component video cables. If not, you ar probably out of luck, and she needs a more modern TV set that accepts component video input.The TV set may also be out of adjustment. Its unlikely there is a problem with the DVD player itself.
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- Re: Toshiba SD-3960-Movie credits hard to read - DavidLD 04:25:30 06/29/05 (1)
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