Checking your TV/Monitors HDMI settings - "No Signal"
First let's confirm that we are connected to the correct input port
If there is still no picture let's confirm that the HDMI input is connected to the connection labeled “HDMI ARC” [ignore this if there is no ARC option]
If there continues to be no picture, restart the player with the device plugged into the same port and the TV on
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