Do you have a question about the 32LM57 Series and is the answer not in the manual?
Questions and answers
william
April 26, 2025
trying to hook to nvr- says invalid format on hdmi
1 comments:
Mr. Anderson
May 14, 2025
To resolve the "invalid format" error when connecting an LG 32LM57 Series TV to an NVR via HDMI, follow these steps:
1. Power Off Devices: Turn off and unplug both the TV and NVR before connecting the HDMI cable. 2. Use Recommended HDMI Cable: Use an Ultra High-Speed HDMI cable that is 3 meters or less in length, as longer cables or incompatible types may cause connection errors. 3. Check HDMI Output Format: Ensure the NVR is set to output a video resolution and refresh rate supported by the TV. 4. Try a Different HDMI Port: Switch to another HDMI input on the TV to rule out a port issue. 5. Replace the HDMI Cable: A faulty or incompatible HDMI cable can cause format errors—try a different cable that meets the recommended standards. 6. Connect Directly: Avoid using HDMI splitters or hubs, which may interfere with the signal. 7. Update Firmware: If possible, update the TV and NVR firmware to the latest versions.
These steps should help resolve the "invalid format" error.
Need help?
Do you have a question about the 32LM57 Series and is the answer not in the manual?
Questions and answers
trying to hook to nvr- says invalid format on hdmi
To resolve the "invalid format" error when connecting an LG 32LM57 Series TV to an NVR via HDMI, follow these steps:
1. Power Off Devices: Turn off and unplug both the TV and NVR before connecting the HDMI cable.
2. Use Recommended HDMI Cable: Use an Ultra High-Speed HDMI cable that is 3 meters or less in length, as longer cables or incompatible types may cause connection errors.
3. Check HDMI Output Format: Ensure the NVR is set to output a video resolution and refresh rate supported by the TV.
4. Try a Different HDMI Port: Switch to another HDMI input on the TV to rule out a port issue.
5. Replace the HDMI Cable: A faulty or incompatible HDMI cable can cause format errors—try a different cable that meets the recommended standards.
6. Connect Directly: Avoid using HDMI splitters or hubs, which may interfere with the signal.
7. Update Firmware: If possible, update the TV and NVR firmware to the latest versions.
These steps should help resolve the "invalid format" error.
This answer is automatically generated