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Digital Hdmi
Sunday, April 18th, 2010Shield Hdtv
Friday, April 16th, 2010
I have some speakers they are Pioneer CS-G403are they Magnetically Shielded? I have them by my new lcd hdtv .?
LCDs are not affected by speakers. Only CRTs are. If you do not have a manual, I suggest scouring the internet to find out if they are.
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Triple Lnb
Thursday, April 15th, 2010
Direct TV Dish Question?
I have Direct TV with HD at home with a plate 5lnb. I have a AU2-F1, triple LNB dish that I use occasionally with my mobile home in transport. But when I tune an HD channel, I have the "search for satellite 771" error. Do I have to do something to change the LNB receptor 5 to 3 LNB dish? I'm using an H21 receiver. And I can get good signals at 101, 110 and 119 satellites, only the Hi Def channels. Ah, of course, yes, I'm using the DTV converter module that supplies me. Thanks for any answers!
> Do I have to do something to change the receptor 5 LNB dish for 3 <Yes, select Setup Menu, System Configuration, ANTENNA (I'm not in front of him now and this is from memory so may need to adjust a bit). Later in antenna configuration, you will see 3 LNB and LNB 5. It is my understanding that with a plate 3lnb, you can get some channels high definition, but there will be many who can not get, so what you see sounds normal to me.
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Tuner Dvr
Tuesday, April 13th, 2010
"I can record from DVR to computer via USB instead of installing a TV tuner card in my computer?
As for the tuners USB TV on ebay is confusing. Many look like they just accept the signal from the air. I need a suggestion for the model that allows me to connect directly to your computer DVR hopefully not too expensive. Thanks!
They accept a radio frequency signal – most of the DVR has a channel 3 or 4 output channels – which will tuners. If the DVR has a USB video output (and a driver for the team – there should be one for the version of operating system you are running), could use a USB port – but I doubt that any DVR equipped with USB video output. I made a thorough study of available tuners a few months ago, before I bought one. I decided by Hauppauge 950-Q. I've been using for months with Windows 7 WMC, works very well. (Earlier versions of WMC did not handle HDTV.) The software that comes with the 950-Q is not large (you may have more harsh words for it), but use it only in 1 channel (channel 3 or 4), that would not matter. And if you wanted to use in cable or an antenna, WMC is a pleasant experience.
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Dtv Digital
Wednesday, April 7th, 2010
Not all DTV televisions manufactured after a certain date have digital tuners? What is that date?
I have a Magnavox HDTV purchased in November 2008. Apparently has no digital tuner.
March 1, 2007 was the date. Are you sure you do not have ATSC and QAM?
DTV 101: A Consumer’s Guide to Digital Television
Hdtv Coaxial
Monday, April 5th, 2010
Coaxial RF cable and HDTV?
Ok, im a little confused. I have read that coaxial rf cable cannot send HD signals. This is off the discovery website. So then why does my TV say 1080i on some of the HD stations and why am I receiving HD stations???
Coaxial cable is a popular and cost-effective method used to carry digital audio as well as analog and digital RF video signals up to several hundred feet or beyond, with minimum degradation or loss, depending on the signal, cable construction and quality, and the electronics within the signal path.
As I interpreted Discovery’s “HD Guru” tutorial they are strictly referring to a “traditional” (standard definition) ANALOG composite baseband video signal, which is normally transmitted over 75? coaxial cable connected to a typical “Coaxial RF Input,” and should not be construed otherwise. However, their assertion would no longer apply when it comes to a DIGITAL video signal input directly from a cable TV provider to a “Coaxial RF Input” on a (high definition) “Plug-and-Play Digital Television.”
Cable TV providers and direct broadcast (aka, direct-to-home) satellite TV providers regularly utilize coaxial cabling, most often high grade RG-6, to carry digital high-definition TV signals (720p and 1080i) along with their digital standard definition TV signals. Whether from the CATV provider’s individual hubs and nodes to the subscriber’s premises, or from an LNB affixed to an exterior satellite antenna mounted outside a subscriber’s premises to the satellite receiver located inside, you will find the ubiquitous coaxial cable.
The professional video and broadcast industry has used high performance, high quality coaxial cable for distributing digital high-definition video and television signals (up to 1080p) for more than a decade. New technology, along with a set of new standards, currently makes it possible to transmit 2048×1080p digital high-definition video signals over a single (3G-SDI) coaxial cable.
HDTV OTA – COAX Cable Only
Finder Directv
Thursday, April 1st, 2010
C-Band on a directv Slimline Antenna?
Cable Hdtv
Wednesday, March 31st, 2010
How do i set my hdtv to show all the picture when i have a hdmi cable?
I have a hdmi cable hook from my hdtv cable box to my hdtv. and some of the words on hd channels are off to the side.
Sounds like you have the picture set to a zoom setting…check your remote for a button that will either “zoom” or change the picture….you need to set it to default, widescreen etc.
How to Connect an Antenna or Cable to Your HDTV For Dummies
Digicon Satellite
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Ultima Pvr
Thursday, March 25th, 2010
Nuevo Grupo Policial FARI en PVR
