Summary: I just purchased a 50" Vizio Plsama TV . It has intergrated surround sound and the price was a steal.I was able to obtain it on sale from Sears at $1,...
Summary: I sure hope the noted setup is utilizing a newer LCD or Plasma TV that comes with all kinds of ways to connect to. I have an HD TV with two HDMI conne...
Summary: Why would a "8 digit setup key" be needed to plug a HDMI cable into your HDTV and computer? I have a Vizio TV which is connected to a DVD player/reco...
Summary: Is there a way to use both video and audio on my HDTV from my PC? I noticed that it's pretty easy to get video from it, just run a DVI and HDMI cable ...
Summary: When using a DVI to HDMI cable to connect my PC to my HDTV I can open and play games such as Crysis and Spore perfectly. When I try to open games that...
Summary: Hello, Welcome to the Digital Home forum. This forum will be for discussing cutting-edge home technology. It will focus on HTPCs, appliance connectivi...
Summary: Both DVI and HDMI are both digital video interfaces, so there will be no degradation of the video signal. The only thing is that DVI doesn't carry au...
Summary: The different types of connections to your LCD television represent different levels of quality of video/sound input. When connecting an external vid...
Summary: Hello I would just like general advice on the potential of hooking up my PC to a TV. I would like the best possible resolution and decent audio quali...
Summary: Well, its my friends iPod. He told me he tried it on his friends computer and no connection there either... I already checked if the computer detected...
Summary: Our TV is set up in one room and is connected to a DVR in another. The room with the DVR also has a PC with available video and audio inputs. Since ...
Summary: Below is system requirements Worse case scenario is you try your system with XP. If it runs too slow for you, you can build your own system, or buy a...
Summary: im also planning on putting a computer on my computer... the system im planning to install is from my old AMD 950MHZ computer and everything on it. fo...
Summary: If you want a true htpc that will run media centre edition and not just a media centre version of linux then sadly this specification will not do. For...
Summary: I have a similar setup. If you are getting a Plasma or LCD Tv and you have VGA (good), Digital/HDMI (better) outputs on the tv. (VGA Is the blue one, ...
Summary: I have search far and wide for a means to connect my geforce 6800 GT OC to my hdtv. I have component input on it, however this card does have hdtv ou...
Summary: Are you sure your cable TV provider is sending a digital HDTV signal. Sometimes they have to turn that feature, on. Get your cable TV provider to help...
Summary: I have a Panasonic TH-50PX80. I bought a DVI to HDMI cable to connect my desktop to the TV but I'm having some resolution problems. My TV will always ...
Summary: Hi I am using a S-Video to connect my Dell Latitude laptop to my Sony TV. However, the picture that I am seeing is in black and white. How can i reso...
Summary: I purchased a new 40" LCD HDTV. Currently the Cable company & Dish don't offer too many channels in HD and if you want them you must purchase a sepe...
Summary: Hi, I recently bought a DVD player(samsung DVD-P475 Model which supports 5.1 channel audio,has digital,coaxial and analog support). I am also planning...
Summary: If you're asking whether a tv tuner card that goes into a pc will take a standard antenna. The answer is yes. If you're asking whether an old antenna...
Summary: Instead of having computer speakers I would like to connect the computer audio to my stereo speakers. Any help on how to do this? And I would need exa...
Summary: I want to connect to my home pc via my laptop at remote loctations. The host pc is behind my linksys router. I can connect with remote desktop conne...
Summary: Agree.... I think a composite signal is somewhat better (the connection that uses 3 RCA jacks)...but not that many TVs have composite IN connectors. W...
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