TV combo dvd model 19cv100u no video signal

Hi I wonder if anyone can help me i normally play my media player connected to my external hard drive to watch series and movies connect by the red yellow and white leads yesterday i had a problem no video signal so i went and bought a new media player still the problem exists of i bought hdmi cable to see if i could play it but still no picture i have tried changing the settings to video, hdmi nothing seems to work any ideas i how i can get the media player to play
thanks

Do other connected devices work?
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