THIS IS THE SOLUTION: ( If you press HDMI button on remote you get a blank screen (but the DVD still has sound) Press it again and nothing appears to happen (although apparently the DVD is switching to another mode) Press the button yet again and WAIT (I counted to 10! Free Country Midi Files With Lyrics. ) then the DVD reverts back to AV or whatever you call 'normal' tv and everything is OK again! (on some models you might have to press the HDMI button a fourth time but the message is to wait a bit for the DVD introductory screen to appear - it does not happen instantly) May 17, 2008 .

I've been upto my old tricks again buying another faulty dvd recorder off ebay. This is my last one for a while as I don't need anymore now. This one for the grand total of about £20.05 minus quiddco. The seller stated that since coming back from holiday the wharfedale has been permantly stuckin setup and there is nothing displayed on screen.

I guessed that they turned the power off before leaving for holiday and the wharfedale lost its settings. Driver Lg U8360 Per Windows 7. I also guessed that this would result in the wharfedale going back to scart mode and that the wharfedale had been originally configured to hdmi. So when he came back there was no picture via hdmi and he assumed the recorder was faulty. Anyway I managed to get it for £13.10 plus postage.

Collins Easy Learning English Conversation Book 1 Pdf Command. I thought even if the recorder itself was faulty I'd get a 160gig hard drive out of it. Feature wise it has a dvd+r/-r/+rw/-rw type optical drive. Thats what the specification says but on one of the pages it says only dvd+r/+rw so not sure which is true another page contradicts again. It has front av inputs with only composite and no s-video (there is a reason for that) plus DV/firewire input.

At the back two scarts. Coaxial digital output, RF in and out plus 2 audio out phonos and a composite output.

There is no analogue tuner. Component appears to be strangely setup on the wharfedale if I'm reading the instructions correctly if you select interlace the scart gives out RGB but if you select progressive the scart gives out a progressive component output and the manual shows a picture of an adaptor cable that goes from scart to 3 phonos for component and you have to run a seperate audio cable from the two audio phonos to the tv (I bet it would also work from scart as well though).