Yes, as long as you have a HDMI connection on your cable box - just connect it to the TV HDMI input.
if it fits the hdmi port it should work fine either way.
There are two different connectors used for HDMI one is normal size and the other is a mini HDMI plug. Even HD movie cameras use a a combination HDMI Cable, one end is normal sized to connect TV, the other end is mini HDMI to connect camera. If you need a cable Look for HDMI on the display, make sure you get the one for the particular equipment you will be using it on.
I could be wrong, but I believe you are talking about an HDMI cable. Between the antenna and the TV set use RG6 cable.
HDMI cables carry both video and audio. You only need one.
In theory if your recording device has an HDMI input port, then it could because High Definition Media Interconect (HDMI) is a high speed digital link that carries both audio and video data. In practice, as far as I know, no TiVo, DVD, or BluRay recorder has an HDMI input. In every case the HDMI port is for output only. The very few recording devices that have an HDMI input impose restrictions that limit the usefulness of the connection. The consortium that created and licenses HDMI also imposes High Definition Content Protection (HDCP) on all HDMI devices. Video players, Cable TV, and Satellite TV Boxes boxes that output over HDMI all respect content protection requests from the source media by activating HDCP on the HDMI output. When HDCP is active, some devices refuse to record, some record only internally and only for playback, and some degrade HD video to SD. It has been asserted that some HDMI repeaters do not properly manage HDCP and have the effect of removing it. Since the tone of the question implies a quest for simpler cabling, it should be noted that a repeater adds complexity rather than reducing it.
Get a monitor with an HDMI or analog input and connect it to a cable TV tuner.
no the HDMI cable provides for both audio and HD video
To connect the PS3 to a HDTV you need an HDMI cable if your HDTV has an HDMI connection, if it doesn't you need a PS3 component cable.
An HDMI cable connection will not work on an HP monitor if the cable or monitor are damaged. Trying a new cable or hooking it to a different device can help narrow down the problem.
For your PS3 connection you need WiFi or an ethernet cable that is connected to the internet. The HDMI cable only connects the PS3 to the HDTV and will not provide the internet connection.
You need an HDTV for it to work and the TV has to have an HDMI connection. Then you need to turn your HDTV to the location for the HDMI that was connected
My Xperia Arc has a HDMI-micro (D) output socket so I just connect it with a HDMI micro (D) to HDMI (A) cable to my TV which has HDMI-A inputs sockets, Select the input from the TV's menu and thats it.
Yes, but a component or HDMI connection will yield better picture and sound.
if the cable has the correct connection yes as most use these now as standard
Unfortunately, the Playstaiton 2 does not allow for HDMI connection. Your only HD compatible connection option is to use a Sony or third party component video cable.
In the age of High Definition, people need to be equipped with the data cables in order to watch videos on different devices. An HDMI to HDMI connection is not always possible between two devices. Fortunately, there are different solutions such as VGA and DVI to HDMI cables, which allow for the connection between an older desktop computer and an HDTV. Similarly, mini HDMI to HDMI cables are used in connecting digital cameras and camcorders to HDTVs.
You need to use component or S video connection with an optional PS3 A/V cable connection cable