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hopkinsdylanJul 30, 2025
How to fix an LG DP132NU DVD Player with no power?
- Cchristopher51Jul 30, 2025
If your LG DVD Player has no power, the power cord might be disconnected. Make sure to securely plug the power cord into the wall outlet.
How to fix an LG DP132NU DVD Player with no power?
If your LG DVD Player has no power, the power cord might be disconnected. Make sure to securely plug the power cord into the wall outlet.
What to do if there is no picture on my LG DVD Player?
If you're not getting a picture from your LG DVD Player, it could be that the TV is not set to receive the signal from the unit. Select the appropriate video input mode on the TV. Also, ensure the video cable is securely connected.
What to do if my LG DP132NU does not start playback?
If your LG DVD Player doesn't start playback, it might be due to an unplayable disc. Insert a playable disc, checking the disc type and regional code. Alternatively, the rating level may be set; try changing the rating level.
General| Type | DVD Player |
|---|---|
| Video Upconversion | Yes (1080p) |
| Video Output | HDMI, Composite |
| USB Playback | Yes |
| Progressive Scan | Yes |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Weight | 2.2 lbs |
| Playable Disc Formats | DVD, CD, CD-R, CD-RW |
| Region Code | Region 1 |
| Connectivity | HDMI, USB |
Important safety advice regarding power cord usage and potential hazards.
Instructions on how to safely remove and dispose of batteries from the equipment.
Compliance information regarding FCC rules for digital devices and potential interference.
Information about copyright protection technology and legal liabilities for unauthorized use.
Guidelines for handling and storing discs to prevent damage and ensure playback quality.
Recommendations for cleaning, packing, and maintaining the unit for optimal performance.
A comprehensive list of essential safety instructions for operating the DVD player.
Explains a symbol that appears on the TV display for unavailable functions.
Explains symbols used in the manual and their applicability to discs or files.
Lists and illustrates the accessories included with the DVD player.
Details the types of discs (DVD, CD) and their formats that the unit can play.
Explains the regional code restriction for playing DVD discs on the unit.
General information on file extensions, naming limits, and file counts supported by the unit.
Specifies supported video file extensions, resolutions, subtitle formats, and codecs.
Details supported audio file formats, sampling frequencies, and bit rates for playback.
Provides recommendations for photo file size and states that progressive/lossless compression files are not supported.
Information and limitations regarding USB device compatibility, connection, and usage.
Explains the functions of each button on the remote control for operation.
Instructions on how to install the battery into the remote control correctly.
Identifies and describes the controls and ports located on the front panel of the unit.
Identifies and describes the connection ports and power cord on the rear panel.
Guides on connecting the DVD player to a TV using video and audio cables.
Instructions for connecting the DVD player's audio output to an amplifier.
Steps to navigate and adjust initial setup options like language and display.
Options for selecting menu language and audio/subtitle/menu language for discs.
Settings for TV aspect ratio (4:3, 16:9) and display mode (Letterbox, Panscan).
Configure player's audio options like DRC and Vocal for various disc output types.
Set and manage a 4-digit password for lock settings, including forgotten password recovery.
Input standardized area codes by referring to the Area Code List on page 18.
Contains settings for B.L.E, REC Bitrate, and DivX(R) VOD registration/deregistration.
Steps to place a disc and start playback for DVD and Audio CD formats.
Instructions to play files from a disc or USB device using navigation and play controls.
Details how to display and adjust playback information like title, chapter, time, audio, subtitle, and angle.
Explains basic playback operations like Play, Pause, Stop, Skip, Fast Forward/Reverse, and Resume.
Describes the screen saver function and automatic power-off feature after inactivity.
Explains how the unit memorizes the last viewed scene for DVD/Audio CD playback.
How to access the disc menu for DVD playback.
Instructions for repeating specific sections or the entire content during playback.
Method to play video files frame by frame using pause and repeat functions.
How to set A-B repeat points to loop a specific segment of the playback.
Procedure to set a specific start time for playback using the time code.
How to change subtitle language for video files by holding the SUBTITLE button.
How to repeat tracks or all music content during playback.
Steps to create and manage custom music playlists for playback.
How to view MP3 file information (ID3 TAG) by pressing the DISPLAY button.
Instructions for recording audio from CDs to a USB flash drive.
How to start a slideshow of photo files by selecting the icon.
How to change the speed of the photo slideshow using navigation buttons.
Method to rotate photos in full screen view using counterclockwise or clockwise rotation.
Instructions to zoom in on photos and move through the enlarged image.
How to play music from a disc while viewing a photo slideshow.
Notes on USB recording function, folder creation, and potential malfunctions.
Important notice regarding unauthorized copying and respecting copyrights.
Solutions for issues related to the unit not powering on.
Troubleshooting steps for problems with playback and unplayable discs.
Solutions for the remote control not working properly or not being recognized.
Addresses poor picture quality, distortion, and lack of sound.
A comprehensive list of country codes for setting the region of the DVD player.
A list of language codes used for setting audio, subtitle, and menu languages.
Detailed technical information about the DVD player's requirements, dimensions, and outputs.
Information on Dolby Digital, DVD Logo, DivX, and Windows Media trademarks.
