HDTV

I'm not sure why it goes red but the reason it doesn't play is because the DVD player is not capable of giving 1080p (amount of pixels on the screen) to the TV, it can only give 480p. You would need to purchase a blue ray player to make it work.

P.s. blue ray players give 1080p :)

yes you can by removing the screws labbled s but its a bugger as they don't fall out.

High Definition Multimedia Interface

Satellite is better. comparable in price, never goes out & has more channels total available & they give you the box free in many case.

LG PASSIVE 3d televisions deliver 540 lines to each eye both at the same time.

Active televisions deliver 1080 lines to each eye alternately.

Both use the full data rate of an HD signal but separate the two image channels in different ways. The better method is one of personal choice. Go and experience both and make you choice based on which looks better for you.

The difference between HDMI cable a DVI is not difficult to understand. DVI cables support fast streaming of High Definition (HD) media well. HDMI cable are very versatile and the the cable used for connecting HDTV's, Blu-Ray boxes and video cards to CPU's.

FIOS, like other television distribution services is a carrier of video content and not a producer. This means that the HD content carried by them is in whatever format the production company select. FIOS currently carries a 1080i resolution

1080p recent LCD - it will last far longer. The plasmas used to have more contrast, deeper blacks and better viewing coverage, but the LCDs for all intents and purposes have caught up in the last gen a year ago or so. Plasma will burn in an image if left too long on the same place on the the screen - like the network logo in the corner of some broadcasts. There is a maintenance mode that will fix it (full white screen for X amount of time), but why bother? It will also get dimmer in the years to come.

1. Buy a Terk antenna. I have tried 4 other brands and there is no comparison. 2. Move the TV or antenna to eliminate interferance. Floresant lights or nearby metal will cause the signal to vary. 3. Connect the antenna then use your TV "menu" to tell your set to use the antenna input. Then choose "auto-program" to let your TV find signals. 4. For many channels, you have to turn the antenna or adjust the sensitivity switch.

Yes it will, but it does not support HD itself, so you will be playing with the basic graphics.

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720 p is a decent resolution for HDTV but most people either watch TV in 1080i (common) or 1080p, (usually for sports or high action programming).

LG calls its 3D technology Cinema 3D so the 3D models all use that title.

A digital antenna is a device that allows the user to receive digital television signals from varying distances, depending on where they live. There are three main varieties of basic indoor antennas that will allow the user with a strong television signal to receive digital signals. These are the UHF, VHF and combined UHF/VHF. There are other models for homes that receive weaker signals, including those designed for placement outside of the home.

There are three ways to know.

First, the television was sold to you as a Wifi enabled television.

Second, the manual tells you it is Wifi enabled.

Third, the set up menu includes a network or Wifi set up section to allow you to connect it to your home network.

no u do not one for the xbox

It is a small transformer that allows you to properly connect a 300 ohm "balanced" antenna to 75 ohm "unbalanced" TV set. It works by allowing a "balanced" antenna to combine its outputs (it has 2) to the single input of the "unbalanced" TV (the center conductor of the coaxial cable).

A common use would be to connect a pair of rabbit ears to the cable TV input of your TV.

You will require a full car licence and your local authority will be able to help you obtain the correct private hire licence.

Try code 12352. That was marked on the remote control that came with my Aveis.

Check the remote to see if a button is stuck. Push every button a few times to unstick it.

from looking at the controller it looks like viore,from calf.

The motto of Reliance Digital TV is 'TV ho Toh BIG Ho'.

Sounds like either the player needs to be unplugged and then replugged, or has a malfunctioning part

There's a few different models but the one I found weighted 18 pounds.

I just experienced this for the first time and I switched from 16:9 ratio to Panoramic and that seems to have done the trick. Still going to research why I cannot watch in 16:9 though.

Hi,

Is precision a brand, or are you asking about the precision of the video display?

If it's a brand, try a Google search, but don't expect much. It may be a house brand (TV's made for a particular dealer by another company, which could be made by just about anyone) or if you're looking for a precision video display, you should look at commercial broadcast equipment, and be ready to shell out some big bucks for that.

Hope this helps,

Cubby