MY Dynex 32in TV

It's about 2years since I bought this flat screen and now I am having issues with it need help...
It won't come on but the light at the bottom goes blue...
Dynex™ - 32" Class / 720p / 60Hz / LCD HDTV
Model: DX-32L220A12 | SKU: 1854819
This HDTV showcases stunning images up to 720p and features a 5000:1 dynamic contrast ratio for an arresting viewing experience. The 2 HDMI inputs allow flexible connectivity options.
4.3 Read reviews (154)
Sale: $199.99

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I have a MacBook Pro(Mid 2012, running OS X 10.9.4) and I recently just bought a mini display port to VGA adapter so I could hook it up to my dynex TV but when I connect everything my TV says no signal. Do I need to do something in settings?

Hi psikalis,
If you are having issues connecting an external display to your MacBook Pro, you may find the information and troubleshooting steps in the following articles helpful:
OS X Mavericks: Connect multiple displays to your Mac
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH13814
Apple computers: Troubleshooting issues with video on internal or external displays
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1573
Regards,
- Brenden

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I bought a Dynex mini-DVI to S-video adapter with my Macbook and I just tried to use it to plug into my projector via S-video. The resolution of my screen dropped to 800x600 but otherwise nothing happened. I even followed the Max OS X help information and turned on the computer with the adapter and cable plugged in and it still didn't display on the projector. I went to the display settings in system preferences and asked it to detect displays but I don't think it changed anything either. It seems the Dynex website is rather sparse on documentation and support. Any ideas? It'd be greatly appreciated!

I've tried pretty much everything with the same mini-DVI adapter made by Dynex.. if anyone can help it would be much appreciated!

Intel iMac won't recognize external display with Dynex mini-DVI adapter

I've got an original Intel iMac with a Mini-DVI connection on the back. I'm attempting to hook it up to an external display (a plasma screen, in fact). I picked up a Dynex Mini DVI to Video Adapter DX-AP100 for Apple. This connector has a mini-DVI connector on one end, and both a video-out and an S-video-out on the other.
When attempting to use the adapter, the iMac does not recognize that there is an external display connected. Here are the facts:
The external display: I've tried this with a Panasonic Plasma screen connected directly through S-video, as well as a Pioneer receiver (one that switches video) connected both through s-video and composite video. And yes, I've got the settings on the TV correct. I've also tried this with a Polaroid LCD TV connected via S-video and composite video.
I did notice that when I click "Detect Displays" while the Plasma was connected, the plasma briefly "flashed", implying SOMETHING was happening, but still no dice.
Anyone have any experience with this Dynex DX-AP100 that could share some wisdom?
OS: v10.5.6
System Profiler:
ATI Radeon X1600:
Chipset Model: ATY,RadeonX1600
Type: Display
Bus: PCIe
PCIe Lane Width: x16
VRAM (Total): 128 MB
Vendor: ATI (0x1002)
Device ID: 0x71c5
Revision ID: 0x0000
EFI Driver Version: 01.00.068
Displays:
iMac:
Resolution: 1440 x 900
Depth: 32-bit Color
Core Image: Hardware Accelerated
Main Display: Yes
Mirror: Off
Online: Yes
Quartz Extreme: Supported
Built-In: Yes
Display Connector:
Status: No display connected

Yeah, I realize S-video is limiting, but I'm trying to keep things as simple as possible. The TV is mounted to the wall and there are not currently any DVI or HDMI cables coming out of it. There's an S-video input from my receiver that I'd prefer to use since it's readily accessible already. In the end my goal is to use Netflix "Watch Now" on the TV, so I'm not too worried about video quality.
and before someone asks if I considered that the receiver's S-video input might be the problem...I tried taking the s-video wire from the stereo and plugging it directly into the adapter. No dice.
ONE ADDITIONAL PIECE of information...while trying to get this to work on an LCD monitor, I plugged the composite video connection from the TV into the adapter. Suddenly the Mac recognized an additional monitor, but it saw it as a VGA monitor, not as s-video or composite video, and no signal went to the TV.
I'm considering trading in this adapter for a mini-DVI to VGA adapter, but that really won't help me with the connection to the TV.

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Hi folks. I bought my new Dynex TV a few days before New Years. It's great, really sharp, and I've had no problems with it. However, I do have a DVD recorder so I can record my games. Tonight, I attempted to use the A/V output on my TV and connected them to my DVD recorder (which plugs into my computer). I clicked "capture" and got an error telling me that a connection could not be established and that I should double check my cables. I could hear the audio playing through my laptop speakers just fine. I couldn't see the video, for some reason .
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After WOW cable (and other cable companies) switched to the all digital format, my Dynex LCD started flipping out every time I try to use it. We don't have cable boxes or converter boxes, as we only have a basic package of 80-some channels. WOW told us we could use the digital tuner that came with all newer TVs to get our channels. And trust me, we were happy to throw the converter boxes and their awful remote controls back in their face.
Anyways, now my TV does some really strange things. While I'm watching it (at least 5 feet away the remote at all times, mind you), it changes the channel to some random channel number that we don't actually get. So say I'm on channel 23. It'll switch to channel 100.193 or something odd like that. And it'll tell me there's no signal. When I try to switch back to the channel I was on, it tells me again that there's no signal, then proceeds to scroll through all the channels, deleting each one as it goes, completely unprovoked. In order to watch TV again, I have to auto scan my channels again, which seems to take forver sometimes. Normally I have to do this 3-10 times a day, and it's getting really annoying. If I have to scan my channels every time I want to watch TV for more than hour, I'm going to go crazy. I don't have enough money to go out and buy a new TV again, and I'm not in charge of the cable bill so I don't get to tell anyone they're getting cable boxes. My grandma said she'd rather die than shell out money to the evil cable company for cable boxes because she "can live without TV happily." Well, I'm a typical 19 year old and I really can't. So I'm not sure what to do here. I've been told the digital tuner is probably broken, and I either need to replace it myself or take it back to the store to have it fixed. I'm not keen on hauling a 32" LCD back to Best Buy, nor am I prepared to tear open my TV and attempt to fix a digital tuner when I have no idea what one looks like or how to go about replacing it. Is there anything I can do besides unhooking everything and trying to take it back? I sleep with my TV on and it's kind-of scary to wake up in the middle of the night and watch my TV scroll through channels by itself.
Also, this is the only LCD in the house that does this, but it's also the only Dynex. All 3 of our LCDs are different brands.
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I think your assessment of the issue is on point. Sounds like either A) Problem with your cable company or B) Finicky tuner...probably the latter.
If you bought it less than a year ago, that is the type of thing that should be replaceable under manufacturer's warranty. If you bought it more than a year ago (assuming you did not buy Best Buy's Geek Squad Black Tie Protection), you will have to pay them to assess and service the faulty components. Unfortunately you will have to bring the TV back to the nearest store to you either way. :/
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Trying to connect my panasonic viera TV to my new Apple TV with a dynex 1080p hdmi cable but the hdmi option won't show up on my tv when I try to change the input.

Trying to connect my panasonic viera TV to my new Apple TV with a dynex 1080p hdmi cable but the hdmi option won't show up on my tv when I try to change the input. Any suggestions welcome!

Your profile claims Apple TV 2. 1080p is only available withe the Apple TV 3. Apple TV 2 is maxed out at 720p.
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Dynex Displayport to HDMI Adapter works Win7, not 10.6.7

Hey, all,
I have an interesting problem. I have a 27" iMac, 3.2GHz i3, I think mid-2010 release. It is running 10.6.7, and Windows 7 Pro 64. Windows is booted using BootCamp. I also have an older Apple 23" Cinema HD monitor. I bought a Dynex Displayport to HDMI adapter yesterday and hooked the 23" monitor to use a 2ndary display.
When I use OS X 10.6.7, the external monitor turns on but doesn't display. It is detected:
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iMac:
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Pixel Depth:          32-Bit Color (ARGB8888)
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Hey K T,
Thanks for the answer. I'll take a look at SwitchRez. Here's the output from System Profiler:
TI Radeon HD 5670:
Chipset Model:          ATI Radeon HD 5670
Type:          GPU
Bus:          PCIe
PCIe Lane Width:          x16
VRAM (Total):          512 MB
Vendor:          ATI (0x1002)
Device ID:          0x68c0
Revision ID:          0x0000
ROM Revision:          113-B9850K-133
EFI Driver Version:          01.00.416
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iMac:
Resolution:          2560 x 1440
Pixel Depth:          32-Bit Color (ARGB8888)
Main Display:          Yes
Mirror:          Off
Online:          Yes
Built-In:          Yes
Connection Type:          DisplayPort
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Resolution:          1920 x 1200
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Online:          Yes
Rotation:          Supported
As you can see, it is detected, and if I press the "Gather Windows" button, I get a system preferences -> Displays pane to configure it.
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D

Dynex 40" LCD TV has flashes of light on screen

We recently purchased a Dynex 40" LCD DX-L40-10A LCD TV. We have a problem with the screen jumping a bit and also have white flashes of light. When watching a movie or tv show, the screen flashes to the point where we originally thought the movie had "heat lightening" in the background and it was supposed to be that way. Now we see it happens 75% of the time but not all the time. It almost seems like the flashes happen in relation to sound. I have tried adjusting all the sound settings and video settings as well but have not been successful. I guess I am hoping for a solution here instead of packing up the tv and bringing it back to Best Buy. Aside from that issue, we like the t.v. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Found the problem was the HDMI cable. Disconnected the Insignia brand HDMI cable, switched input on tv over to component 1 and the screen is fine. Crystal clear and steady with no more jumpiness and flashing. The sound is not as good now but we can connect our Bose radio up to the tv. We are satisfied with not using the HDMI cable but may decide to try a different type in the future. So happy we don't have to return the tv.

Dynex 32" Flat screen with green lines and audio problem

I bought thisDynex 32" flat screen in September and it has started to develop problems. It will be on and green lines start forming and go away. Then the sound goes in and out. The green lines come back and the sound works sparsely. I am wondering what is the issue. I have tried unconnected everything; leaving the power off for hours. Somedays it works great or sometimes out of the blue it just craps out but lately I am getting more bad days than good ones. Any help or suggestions would be great. All I got from Dynex was that I had to bring the TV back to BestBuy and have a master technician look at it....

Sounds like it needs servicing. If you bought it in September it should still be under the 1 yr manufacturer warranty. You can bring it into the store with your receipt and have customer service send it to service for you. It will be returned to the store and can be picked up when service is complete. I will say, however, warranty service can be lengthy. Expect to not have your TV for a few weeks.
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Dynex 32 Led LCD tv 720p buzzing sound

I've had this tv less then a week. When it's off It makes an annoying buzzing sound unless you cut out the power to the tv. Model number dx-32e250a1. I contacted dynex directly they told me its normal and to unplug the tv and hold the power button for a minute. I've also been reading people's complaints and there's a lot of people in the same boat as me. I'm wondering if this will lead me problems down the road if i keep it. Or should I return it? It's in my room and connected to a strip. I just cut the power so I can sleep without the noise. It's my only complaint with it. Otherwise great tv for the buck =\

Really depends on how loud the buzzing is. If it intrudes on TV volume at normal levels, then take it back.
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I just bought a Dynex mini sd card reader/writer. When I plug it into my MacBook pro I cant see any files saved. Any suggestions on which application i should open it in?

Please respond to the above. Thanks!

Speak to Dynex. Does the SD card mount on the desktop? From where did you write files to it?

Dynex DX-CR121 doesn't work with 10.6.7

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Okay - I did some more troubleshooting on mine after extensive searching for drivers and other solutions. Nothing was working.
What I found was a single broken pin in the port for the card I was trying to read from.
You all may want to check into this. After much frustration, it turned out to not be a software issue.
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Connecing 40' Dynex Tv to Panasonic Bluray

I'm having issues connecting my Panasonic bluray player to my 40' Dynex TV.
There are three outlets for HDMI - HDMI1 HDMI2 HDMI3
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TV
AV1
AV2
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Component 1
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Dynex wireless not connecting to Linksys wireless

Help, I have a dynex wireless USB connector in my computer and my linksys wireless modem is running. I see the wireless is available and has a very strong signal, but when I try to connect, it just keep trying and eventually fails. Every once in a while if I unplus the usb connector and plug it back in it works, but then it drops off and I can't get back on. This is making me crazy. Any ideas?

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