Cinema Vision
Samsung Blue Ray only?
Click OK. Im probably gunna miss. We just bought a Samsung LCD TV, Digital Home Cinema System and Blu-ray Disc. All was well with the establishment, except for Blu-ray, we can listen, but do not get the vision. We have audited the son, who were sold to us when you buy the system and even redefine the Blu-ray. We installed the system using the Plug & Guide tarps and all seems OK again, but not no picture with Blu-ray. Please can you help me?
If you want the sound coming from the home theater system, you must connect the digital audio output from Blu-ray (optical or coaxial) to an optical input available on your home theater system. Select this to play Blu-ray.
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