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According to the clerk at my cable company, this means "burned out box." According to the clerk at my cable company, this means "burned out box."

Away from the lamp to remove hot air. This way you are not blowing unfiltered air and dust on lamp.

It is really what you prefer, i use Icaras due to its great speed but it matters about what you are doing and what you like.

Press the Menu button on the remote. Choose Channel, and then choose Auto Program.

A scart cable is a multi-pin video and audio connector common in Europe. The cable can carry audio, composite video, S-video, RGB and component video as well as a limited amount of control data. Used for connecting video recorders to televisions, it also supports return video )i.e from the television to the recorder).

The connector was only used in domestic video installations and never in a commercial environment. The connector was prone to reliability problems as the weight of the cable was sometimes able to dislodge the connector.

Scart connectors are now giving way to HDMI and becoming less common on new equipment.

Normally, higher resolutions are always considered to be better. A higher resolution means higher quality images or video.

There are some exceptions where higher resolution can be detrimental. High resolution means more data to store and transmit an image or a video signal. HDTV requires 5 times more data than standard definition signals. That means 5 times the storage space and 5 times the bandwidth for transmission. For storage, it means more disk space in an editor or a PVR. For transmission, it means a bigger part of the total cable or satellite bandwidth. The result is fewer programs stored or fewer channels.

In some cases, older television content that was produced as SD is being boradcast in an HD format. The image quality doesn't get any better because the conversion never adds detail that wasn't there to start with. It does use the full HD data rate though. In this case, higher resolution doesn't mean higher quality.

Sometimes, higher resolution just means running out of storage space faster or fewer channels. So, although high resolution is usually a good thing, there can be reasons why lower resolution might be better, just once in a while.

Take windex, wipe it down. Then take a regular paper towel and wipe it down again. That's how I clean mine at least.

Digital video is not inherently better than analog. In some cases, digital can be a lower quality. DVI is the digital display standard for computers but it is based on the same resolution as VGA outputs which are analog. Simply replacing the connection with a digital one will not improve the resolution.

One adjustment that may improve VGA quality is the phasing of a monitor. Two adjustments often called "clock" and "phase" control the way an LCD monitor samples an incoming VGA signal. The ideal is that each sample is taken at the middle of each pixel as it is delivered through the VGA cable. If the frequency of the samples is not the same as the pixel rate, some distortions can become evident. Using the two controls allows adjustments to be made so that every pixel is sampled and displayed properly. Once this is done, there is no discernible difference between an analog and a digital signal. The clock and phase adjustments are often set automatically by the monitor using an auto adjust feature.

More information is needed to be able to answer the question but here are a few pointer that might help to track down the problem:

Is the power on? Make sure the television is plugged in and powered up

What is the source? If it's the internal tuner, make sure it's set to digital TV and that it's connected to an aerial feed. If it's a satellite receiver or cable box, make sure the box is powered up and operating.

Is the tuner set up? If it's a new television, it will need to seek and store the available channels. Refer to the manual for instructions on how to do this.

Is there any sound? If there is, it might be a video input lead that is at fault.

Can you bring up the menu? If not, there is a possibility that the television may be faulty.

Finally, read the manual carefully and make sure that it has been installed correctly. Most are fairly easy to install but each model has a specific method to install.

If none of these help, it's time to get back to the retailer for some more assistance but do check everything first. Although Beko is a low cost manufacturer, it is rare to find that equipment is faulty on delivery.

Yes.

A Sky HD package is a HDTV (High Definition Television) service where you can get bundles of different kinds of channels, like Sky Sports and Sky Movies HD. These are requisite orders before you can view other channels.

Steam is the easiest place.

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A television transmitter works by converting audio and video signals into radio waves for broadcast. It first encodes the video and audio information into a modulated signal, typically using techniques like amplitude modulation (AM) or frequency modulation (FM). This modulated signal is then amplified and transmitted through an antenna, which radiates the waves over a specific coverage area. Receivers, such as televisions, capture these waves and decode the signals back into audio and video for viewing.

Bad electrical connections.

Till know no 3d tv brand have such option but as LG has launched its Cinema 3d tv a day back in Mumbai, LGs cinema 3d tv is using the latest FPR tech in which you can easily attach your LGs FPR 3d tv glasses with your regular eye specs.

List price is $399. Saw it on Ebay for $180. Any generaic dvd player can be strapped onto your bowflex.

I wish I knew.

Any 3D television bought today should be flicker free including Samsung. The best way to find out is to experience a range of brands and models. Believe your eyes rather than the LG claim that all other 3D televisions have flicker.

Also believe your eyes when you see that the effective resolution of LG 3D is only half that of their competitors.

3d cards are blue and red because they somehow match together to make one picture and thy look 3d but its not its just an illusion that make that effect.

The 720 p resolution basically means that there is a pixel count of about 720 pixels per inch or per unit of an image. Photographers and graphic designers often want really high number resolutions to get a crisp image that's not blurry.

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Any active network device will do that. If this is a test question, answer "A repeater", as that is the only function of such device.

In truth, any device that takes a signal from one end and transmits it through another end will "boost" (amplify) the signal - or, rather, it will send out a "new" signal carrying the same information. Such devices include all types of hubs, switches and routers. Also, as mentioned above, repeaters.

If you meant "cable" as in "cable tv" - then it's the modem/router, usually the first device hooked up into the cable. As I've mentioned above, however, these devices take the signal in and put out a new signal on the other end, so they don't really "amplify it" as such (usually processing of the signal is involved).