Unsupported video signal 42TL515U

I have a 42TL515U 3d tv n when i connect my sky cable box with recording feature to the tv, i get a big box that says unsupported video signal at the bottom of the screen... Its really annoying as the picture also becomes dull.. The box disappears for some time while one operates the volume controls n other controls on the remote. But returns after a couple of seconds. Please help n tell me how shud i connect the sky recording box to it. Currently i have connected rgb cable to colorstream hd1 n ryw cable for sound seperately to in video 1 audio port hdmi. Please guide me how to connect so that i wont get unsupported video signal again..

Is this issue bcoz i m using a US made tv in india.. Signals are different i guess... Ntsc pal systems are different... Shud i buy a converter so that the signal is first converted to US type n then maybe the big gray box will disappear.. Pls someone reply as asap...

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So is this forum to post our issues with new Toshiba products? Do Toshiba support employees even monitor or use this site? Or is it just a place for digruntled users to cry on each others shoulders?
I may have found a temporary fix to my problem. Was trying to watch another VHS tape with this annoying "Unsupported Video Signal" box on the screen and decided I couldn't take it anymore. I switched the RCA adapter I had plugged into Video 2 with the adapter plugged into Video 1. Switched input so now I was viewing VHS playback on Video 1. Same problem. Big gray Unsupported Video Signal box still there. So I switched them back, so VHS is now plugged into RCA plug adapter in Video 2 slot. All of a sudden the big gray box is gone! And it stayed that way! Was able to enjoy a whole movie without it coming back. And now, a day later, after shutting everything down last night and turning it back on tonight, the big gray box is still missing. Yay!
Thanks for nothing Toshiba.

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Hello, welcome to forum.
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have you tried with one of them only into 1st PCI-E? use 1st DVI output, when using SLI, ensure SLI bridge is configured property, connect monitor to VGA onto 1st PCI-E slot. also check monitor output is configured property(etc: Input 1, Input 2).
power down PC, remove power cord from the PSU and Clear CMOS Guide
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what D-bracket shows?
"Do I not have enough power in this PSU to run what I have? The video manufacturer suggests a 450W PSU, which I meet, but do I not have enough juice the 12V rails? And would this cause the no signal?"
yes, think is too weak for your system
its recommended to get single rail with high amperes on +12V (over 30A)
read here:
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https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=105635.msg783148#msg783148
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=103299.msg757739#msg757739

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