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Editing redundant source inputs from tv menu
My Bush LT24M3 LCT TV has a source list containing numerous inputs which I`m very unlikely ever to use
DTV TV SCART AV S-Video YPbPr PC HDMI Storage The instruction pamphlet (I hesitate to call it a manual) is silent about whether I can delete, skip, or temporarily remove unwanted inputs. ANyone know if this can be done? |
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Sometimes possible in a service menu, but you have to be VERY careful, there are lots of parameters in service menu's that if you put the wrong value can brick your set.
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My Bush LT24M3 LCT TV has a source list containing numerous inputs which I`m very unlikely ever to use
DTV TV SCART AV S-Video YPbPr PC HDMI Storage The instruction pamphlet (I hesitate to call it a manual) is silent about whether I can delete, skip, or temporarily remove unwanted inputs. ANyone know if this can be done? |
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Some Sony's allow you to set unused inputs to 'skip' which stops them appearing, but not all of them. Some also have an 'auto' setting, which means it only appears if something is plugged in.
And some of the Vestel sets allowed you to disable them in the service menu - basically the software is used on multiple versions of the same set (under umpteen different cheap names), so it's designed to be configurable for the particular hardware used. |
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