DVD Players

Emerson HDTV's are a brand name operated by the Funai Corporation and are a range of low budget televisions. While they are low cost, opinions are mixed about the quality and reliability of the models.

The company's website says it is abbreviated "BD."

1996 in Japan and 1997 in the U.S. according to Wikipedia,

Depends on what kind of recorder you are looking for. I'd advise you to take a look on dvdrecordersreviews.com

im guessing either the DVD is not working.. or you forgot to turn the volume up.

Places like Target and Walmart advertise the latest BluRay releases in their weekly circular. A person can also find the newest BlueRay releases online at Rotten Tomatoes.

No, they are son ad father.

That is wrong^. Redfoo is Sky Blu's uncle. so they are uncle and nephew.

Yes, a DVD burner or a DVD burning software is needed to create a DVD. for example, you have a movie or you download some video files( YouTube video and so on), and you want to watch them on DVD player, so you need to convert and burn them to DVD.

Yes, blue-ray players can play regular DVDs. However, regular DVD players cannot play Blue-ray DVDs.

Yes, there is, if you are able to download them and have them saved on you're computer you should be able to put them onto a DVD. Just put in a blank DVD and wait for the start up menu on it to come on and select which file you want to put on it from there. I'm not sure if you're allowed to do it though Go to www.videohelp.com All the tutorials you need to convert video and burn it to DVD.

Try 740, 722, 723 or 751. The 723 code worked for me.

A home theater blu ray generally costs 250.00 . It is at this steep price because the technology behind the blue ray allows you to play media files that are a higher quality than what is found in traditional bluray players.

In short, S-Video is a "step up" from Composite Video. So, S-Video is better, if you can tell the difference on the device in question.

Long answer:

My wording of "step up" is not entirely accurate - in video image processing, within a device the image is stored and processed at the highest quality possible (most of the time), and then only downgraded to the type of connection required. The following is the breakdown of the three most common connection types for analog video.

Video information usually consists of luminance (brightness) information, and chroma (color) information. This may or may not be explicitly synchronized by provided synchronization lines (as it is with a PC monitor). The most common standard used today is the so-called RGB - that's Red, Green and Blue (the three colors from the additive palette that can make up any other color when mixed).

When you combine that RGB information into Chroma and separate Luminance (brightness) from it, you get S-Video (4 pins, 2 wire pairs, one for Chroma and one for Luma). Of course some information is lost due to this combining, and quality suffers.

In order to get that information to "fit" into just one pair of wires (e.g. an RCA-RCA cable) it must be "mixed" in a way (not dissimilar to air TV broadcasting), as to have them 'pass through each other' without losing them. Once again - quality suffers from this, as the signals influence each other. This is Composite video.

well your DVD player should at least have a play button on it, so you dont have to use a remote everytime, but if it doesnt i guess youre screwed.

Permanently or until edited or deleted. The SIM card is a tiny, rectangular card found in all GSM cell phones (think T-Mobile and Cingular) that acts as an ID card for your handset. Usually located behind the battery, a SIM card stores your phone number and is needed to activate a mobile for use. If the card is taken out of the handset, it stops working, and it is no longer associated with your phone number. The advantage of a SIM card is multifold (sorry, Verizon and Sprint folks). Most importantly, you can switch your phone number from one mobile to another simply by swapping out your SIM card. As long as both phones are for the same carrier, the switch is fast and painless. And on a related note, if your handset is unlocked (meaning it's not locked to one carrier only) you can buy prepaid SIM cards when traveling so that your mobile will always have a local number for your destination. And finally, SIM cards can store up to 250 contacts, which makes for easy transfers of your phone book.

No. Blu-Rays will only work on Blu-Ray players. But DVDs can be played on a Blu-Ray player

there is no cable button on this remote what do i push to hook cable its says hit cable button

its 5gb

Yes, you can, as long as you upload the music first.

It will depend on the capabilities of your car CD player. Some older ones do not recognise the CD-R discs or DVD-R.

If your car can actually play DVD's it is highly likely that it will be backward compatible for recordable CD's.

You may have to record the disk as a CD using WMA file format.

Check that your player can play MP3 files, then more tracks can be used in MP3 format.

Yes with the right connections but it wont give you the quality.

Symphonic DVD player WF-104 code for RCA universal remote model RCR311S is 30675. If this one doesn't work for you, then you just need to download the official Owner Manual for your particular remote. The RCR311S owner manual was in pdf online! Best Wishes-this can be a very frustrating problem!

Yes they are compatible. You can watch a regular DVD on a blu ray player. They have built this compatible unit to be used for both. The blu ray will give a better picture but still can use on regular DVD's.

depending on if your laptop has a DVD format drive (drive E:) (probably will if it is anything newer than a 2000 Pentium 2) then you just insert the disk, go to my computer, double click the Drive E: file and the movie should come up, however, if auto-play is embedded into your computer, then you won't even have to go to My Computer. You just insert the disc and wait.

This depends on the connector, and the manufacturer of the TV. If it's an RF-type connector (check the link for a picture), then you'll use Channel 3 or 4.

If it's an RCA jacks you're connecting to (yellow, white, & red in the pic), then use the INPUT or TV/VIDEO button on your TV remote and look for AUX1 or AUX2, or maybe just INPUT.

If they are jacks that look like RCA jacks but are green, blue, and red, look for COMPONENT or CMP in the listing.