Any ideas on this problem guys

Schizo · 17 Apr 2016 at 09:28

This is my amp,it can be connected to my tv for on-screen menu ect,i don't have the manual and was wondering if anyone can tell me what connection will connect to my tv,is it the top yellow one ?

uchuff · 17 Apr 2016 at 09:34

My guess would be any of the monitor outs yellow (composite), black (s-video) or blue/green/red (component).... In ascending picture quality usually.

Different amp but:

https://www.avforums.com/threads/no-on-screen-display-with-denon-avr-1905.173594/#post-1349150

Suggests some won't display osd via component.

Grimley · 17 Apr 2016 at 09:39

You are right the 1st time. If it doesn't work try the s-video output.

Schizo · 17 Apr 2016 at 09:41

Grimley said:
You are right the 1st time. If it doesn't work try the s-video output.

The top s-video one ?

Not sure my tv has s-video,what lead is needed for this ?

So the top yellow one wont work ?

Zefan · 17 Apr 2016 at 09:51

It depends what inputs you have on your TV. The yellow composite video out should work just fine.

Mr.Cookie · 17 Apr 2016 at 09:57

either monitor outs will work, use the yellow composite to yellow on tv and sound via red and white multisource out.

could use the green red blue monitor out for better image quality depending on source

Rroff · 17 Apr 2016 at 10:11

http://www.audiogamma.it/caricamenti/pdf_link/AVC-A10SE-EN.pdf

Doesn't look like it provides anything useful at a quick glance but a few online manuals out there. (Looks like the AVR4800 is a verly slightly different model for US market so manual for that would work as well).

IIRC would normally be monitor or sometimes aux for OSD type features.

Schizo · 17 Apr 2016 at 15:45

Why are manuals so hard to find,is it me or my google skills are failing me !

Rroff · 17 Apr 2016 at 15:51

"avr4800 manual" seems to produce a bit better results and is largely similar - for some reason the UK model "manual" is more like a quickstart guide.

Schizo · 17 Apr 2016 at 16:02

Rroff said:
"avr4800 manual" seems to produce a bit better results and is largely similar - for some reason the UK model "manual" is more like a quickstart guide.

Thanks so much,didn't know that model was the same

Grimley · 17 Apr 2016 at 17:57

schizo said:
The top s-video one ?
Not sure my tv has s-video,what lead is needed for this ?

Yep. You need a S-Video to Scart lead. Even then it may not work, S-video/S-VHS is hit & miss with modern tellies. I tried it last year with dad's new telly & both his DVD player & VHS recorder. I gave up in the end & this is coming from someone who usually gets things to work in the finish. Fortunately the VHS recorder packed up so it was just a case of Scart for the DVD player. I just wish that HDMI was around 20 years ago, It would've made my job of setting tellies I sold to customers a whole lot easier.

chaparral · 17 Apr 2016 at 18:29

Grimley said:
I just wish that HDMI was around 20 years ago, It would've made my job of setting tellies I sold to customers a whole lot easier.

At lest now you can sell them new TV's ,DVD players, AV amps etc etc again by telling them they need brand new ones with HDMI inputs/outputs..

And then again in a few years time when everything goes 4k needing HDMI version 2.0 (Or 3.0 or what ever version it going to be by then)

Schizo · 18 Apr 2016 at 06:58

I had a amp with HDMI before this one and didn't like the sound,this amp just oozes warm sounds,films are pretty damn amazing also.