Digital Television

brought a rca remote tryin to use on a magnsonic tv

Satellite and terrestrial both use similar co-axial cables so it is probably fine to use a satellite cable for an antenna.

If the cable needs to be extended, be sure to use a suitable 75 Ohm co-axial connector to make the joint. Twisting the conductors together and taping them will cause problems.

I don't remember the exact aspect ratio, but I know that if your looking to buy one, it's well worth the money. especially if you are looking at the LED model, LED's are known to last a very long time.

Yes, you can get a digital TV converter in Dallas, TX. Retailers are having difficulty keeping them in stock due to the high demand. However, they can be found at Walmart and Target.

Scart connectors are a European video and audio standard for analog video signals. They have been commonly used as links between video recorders and televisions as they provide a single wire interface between the two.

The signals used in a scart connector vary but they can include composite, S-video, RGB and component video. All of them are analog signals.

Most new televisions do not offer scart connectors but the signals are almost always available on alternative inputs. Composite will usually have a single yellow phono socket (RCA socket), component will have three phono sockets S-video will have a 4 pin mini-din socket for example.

There are a range of scart adaptor cables that have a scart plug at one end and separate video and audio connectors at the other. Select the type that is needed and it should all work fine.

To answer the question specifically, a scart to USB adaptor sounds like a video capture device for use in a computer and is not the right thing to use in a television, even if the television has USB sockets.

Acorn Online Media Set Top Box was created in 1996.

It's not possible to access the input selection area without a physical remote as the setting is not available from within the MENU setup.

There was no love with the dtv remote, even though it would do all the other controls.

I bought an rca universal remote for $6.93 at Lowes.

Model #: RCU703SPR

The ilo codes didn't give me what I needed from the input button, so I used the Emerson ones and one of those worked.

After you are able to power on/off the next thing you check is the input button, if it does not work, try another code...

Good luck!

Yes: Harddrive crashed..had to replace it.

WE ( Women's Entertainment) is on Dish Network channel 128.

nakalimotan ko po pass.word ng tv.namin pano ba ito.

Most TV programs are now transmitted in stereo. If not, the TV will switch to a mono signal. Since you didn't say whether it was displaying stereo or mono on the screen while you're watching or if it's a choice in the TV's set-up menu, I can't say much. If you're watching, it's just letting you know if it's in stereo or mono. If you're setting up the TV, it's asking your preference. Do you want your sound in stereo or mono?

try watching bbc one for local news before 8am, not bbc news.

It comes on chanel 51.1 on wednesday at 7:00 pm

it depends on the software you use. the majority of the time it does not come with the tablet or pen. if you use windows xp or erlier mac software, there is no program to do this with. if you are using windows vista or new mac software they have programs with them that will allow you to do this. i hope this helped.... im not personally familiar with mac, put im pretty sure OSX has the text recignition.

Three different modulating techniques are emploed to provide digital television (i.e. satellite, cable, UHF ) and these are known as DQPSK, QAM and COFDM. Each technique is a variation of phase modulation. QAM also takes advantage of amplitude as well as phase changes.

As you know , Medion , makes Tevion , and as you know , there is a lot of activity on the net about this subject. Good luck.

Typically, the most powerful and most modern gpu your computer can run. The two major brands of video cards are ATI and Nvidia.

Your VCR does not determine what digital channels you will and will not receive, even if it a digital VCR. The type and placement of your antenna determines that. You may need to re-position your antenna to get certain stations. I would suggest you go to dtv.gov. (go to get help locally at the top of the home page and select dtv reception maps). From there put your address where it says enter location. From there you will be able to see which stations are still operational, post dtv transition, and where those signals are coming from in relation to your home, then re-position your antenna to pick up the channels you are looking for. Please remember to do a channel scan after re-positioning your antenna. If that still does not work, you may need to upgrade your antenna. Hope this helps. If you need any more help please let me know.

you might find one on eBay, amazon or just search EMERSON LCD TV MANUAL on google.

007. If not, its 014 or 299.

Sounds like you're trying to run several TV's from one cable box's RF output.

All you need to do is get an RF amplifier to raise the signal output from the box enough to overcome the losses in the splitters and cable you're using.

If you're using just basic cable, the same RF amplifier should work to boost the signal, and it should be placed where the cable is split off for the different feeds to the other TV's. You'd probably be better off putting the amplifier just at the first signal splitter.

To determine how much amplification you'd need, just add up the signal loss for each split (usually 3 to 6 db and also 3 db per hundred feet of RG-6 cable). Once you have the total, you need an amplifier just large enough to cancel out the losses. And yes, you can go a little larger with the signal gain, but not too much as you can also over drive the inputs of the TV. In this case, more isn't always necessarily better.

All television images are built from a single trace that scans the screen from left to right and also from top to bottom. The first line of the image is drawn at the top of the screen. The next is drawn immediately below the first and so on until the complete image has been displayed. The trace then returns to the top of the screen and starts the process once more.

In the days of cathode ray tubes, the trace would travel down the tube at a continuous rate so the horizontal lines were in fact sloped down slightly as they travelled across the screen. This constant downward movement is the vertical scanning of the image.

LCD and plasma screens use the same signal but the notion of a vertical scan is less obvious. Each line is a discrete step rather than a smooth downward movement. In terms of the data stream that makes up the television signal, both horizontal and vertical scanning are present even though the displays draw images in a rather different method to CRT models.

To connect a digital TV converter box, follow these steps:

1. Disconnect antenna from TV

2. Connect antenna to antenna connection on Converter box.

3. Connect an antenna cable from the converter box to the TV's antenna connection.

4. Turn the TV to channel 3, turn on the converter box, and follow the setup menu from the converter box to search for channels.

5. Keep the TV on channel 3, and change channels using the remote control for the converter box.