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I recently bought a new Samsung LCD TV and would like to know the best way to connect an Over-The-Air antenna to receive my local channels in HD?
Can I use the regular coax cable or do I need to look for an antenna with an alternative connection for the best picture quality?
I have a Goodmans 42 inch HDTV and it has a P.C connected to it.
For some reason the picture on itunes and other movie players seems to be stretched and wide,i have gone to monitor type and my t.v make isn’t listed it is connected with a proper wire and my normal t.v picture is fine. ??? any help would be greatly appreciated… thanks.
thanking you in advance!
I connect my laptop to hdtv with vga wire.
The picture is good but the sound comes from the computer and not from the tv…
How can I solve that ?
Thanks
OKay i hooked up my hdmi cable to my hd cable box and am only getting video not audio am i missing something here or isnt the hdmi supposed to support both? Any response would be really helpful.
The cable feeds to 2 TVs and DVDR and VCR. My system was set up more than 10 years ago. At that time, there is no such thing like bi-directional splitter and passive return path amplifier for cable TV (just normal splitter and RF amplifier). If I upgrade to digital cable, do I need to buy these new accessories to split the cable signals for all my devices?
I’m going to buy a high definition t.v so I can play God of war 3 in HD and I want the high definition channels to and I didn’t know if you pay extra money to get the high definition channels and also I was wondering how much the t.v would be.
I set up the xbox 360 on my tv and i can see the game menu. But the sound that comes out is a regular tv chanel. How can I change this?
So the TV I’m looking at, a JVC LT-40X667, has “only” a 800:1 Contrast ratio according to CNET review. Otherwise they like the unit.
What the heck does that mean to me and should I be looking at a HDTV with a higher ratio? Does it even matter to the average Joe?
As always, thanks in advance for your insight!
Both cable and satellite look too pricey and carry more than I am interested in. Not to mention I am looking at, for the family, 6 tv’s and 3 recorders. Once the FCC cuts off analog signals how can I continue to use over the air signals without purchasing all new gear? Are there adapters, tuners or some type of converter I can get?