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My new Samsung Samsung 65" Class - Q72D Series - 4K UHD QLED LCD TV will not connect to my xg1v4-a cable box


My new Samsung Samsung 65" Class - Q72D Series - 4K UHD QLED LCD TV will not connect to my xg1v4-a cable box.

Using this hdmi cable

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BIslander

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Won't connect?  Does that mean you don't get picture and sound from the DVR to the TV?  

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Correct, no picture or sound from DVR to TV.  

TV works and I can WiFi stream from the internet but nothing from the box.

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Lots of basic troubleshooting questions.  How are you connected between the box and the TV?  Does the same thing happen on all TV inputs?   Do you have another device like a disc player or streaming box you can connect to the TV to see if it gets picture and sound? 

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I’m using the HDMI Cable that’s pictured in the original post.  Yes, no matter which  HDMI port I use on the tv no connection.  There are no other options except a LAN line which I do not have.  The new tv does not have component connections like my old tv.  No on streaming box or other HDMI connecting items to try.

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@user_0b7sj2 Have you looked into changing the HDMI cable?

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That HDMI cable is more than fine.  Any sign of life on the cable box like a light when you power it up?  If so, and you don't get any output to the TV screen, it's likely a broken box or the HDMI inputs on the TV don't work.  Can't tell which without another device to plug into the TV.

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