Question:

What does the message "Composite analog input cannot accept a resolution greater than 480i" mean and what should I do when I encounter this issue?

Answer:

This message means that the composite analog input on your TV cannot display images from devices that provide higher resolutions. To fix this issue:

Identify the device connected to the composite analog input.

Set the resolution of the device to 480i (if possible). Consult the device owner's manual for instructions on changing its resolution settings.

Check if pressing the P.Scan button on your DVD player resolves the issue; avoid accidentally pressing this button, as it may cause the error.

Contact customer support for further assistance if needed. Click the "Live Help - Start Chat" button or submit a service request through the "Phone Support" option to chat or speak with a technical support agent.

Terms:

Composite analog input: A type of connection port on TVs that accepts video signals from external devices.

Resolution: The sharpness and detail of an image displayed on a screen, measured by horizontal and vertical pixels (e.g., 480i).

Device: An electronic component, such as a DVD player or gaming console, connected to the TV.

Owner's manual: A guide provided by the manufacturer containing instructions and information about using the device correctly.

P.Scan button: A button on some DVD players that, when pressed, scans for playable discs; it can sometimes cause the error message mentioned.

Live Help - Start Chat: A feature allowing users to initiate real-time text conversations with customer support representatives.

Phone Support: A service providing users with access to customer support representatives over the phone.