HDTV

Comcast will provide you with a digital tv box that allows your television to receive the digital signal and therefore you won't need the digital tv antenna.

If a CRT monitor has either a DVI or HDMI port then it can be connected to a DVI output port of a computer or other source. CRT monitors are now hard to find and few of them have any kind of digital input. The likely answer to the question is "no" but of course it depends on the features of the monitor

It is possible to connect a Chromecast to a cable box Comcast and be able to play youtube video on your TV.

A 120Hz television features a frame doubler. Normal television signals have 30 frames each second with each frame made of two fields so there are 60 fields each second. A 120Hz television is thought to eliminate some of the flicker from an image by generating intermediate fields between each of the broadcast fields. Whether or not it improves the image is a matter of opinion. Adding fields introduces small errors in the image and although more fields can be created, never can a frame doubler add information that wasn't in the original signal. The 120Hz feature refers directly to broadcast signals at 60Hz and not to 24 frame material. 24 frame material is derived from film and instead of being made up with two fields, the complete image is produced 24 times each second. A frame doubler will increase the rate to 48 frames per second if it takes the 24 frame material in it's native format. However, film is normally converted to a 60Hz signal using a technique known as 3:2 pulldown. This means that the first film frame will be sampled twice and will create two fields. The next film frame will be sampled 3 times and create three television fields. So, in 1/12 of a second, two film frames generate 5 television fields. If, at any time, the 24 Hz material is converted to 60Hz using 3:2 pulldown, the television will simply double the frame rate to 120 Hz. Indeed, the line doubler may use this technique anyway. The precise methods employed vary from one manufacturer to another so although it is safe to say that a 120Hz television will affect all incoming signals, the way they handle signals will vary. As a final note: European television runs at 50Hz, not 60Hz. Line doublers will convert to 100Hz. Also, 3:2 pulldown is not used in Europe. As the European frame rate is 25 FPS, film is run slightly faster than its normal 24FPS to comply with television standard frame rates. It means that films become 4% shorter on television than in a movie theater.

Yes, but many times the picture will be worse if youdon't have the cable companies HD converter. When connected correctly with the HDMI cable, the improvement in the picture and sound will knock you socks off.

It's could be because the DVD player is set to play 5.1 surround but you do not have a surround system. Go to your DVD's audio setting and change it from 5.1 to normal stereo.

The problem is most likely in your surround receiver. As most DVD player's don't have surround output anymore, your receiver is where you set your speaker configuration. If you don't have a center channel speaker (the one above or below the screen), you must set your receiver to mix the dialogue of the movie to the left and right speakers. How you do this is described in the manual for your surround receiver. When playing back movies, you should select the stereo 2-channel mix from the options or setup screen.

MOVE YOUR SPEAKERS AWAY FROM THE TELEVISION MORE THAN LIKELY. A common problem with Cathode Ray Tube and Liquid Crystal Display (CRT and LCD) mediums is that they frequently experience discoloration or brightness/color distortion because of magnets warping the alignment of phosphores on the screen. If this anomolly takes place too long, it can permanently distort and darken parts of the display element in your television. Hope this helps.

Take the memory stick out of the camera and import your footage via USB connected card reader. Drag files from card reader to desktop. Open FCP, press command i to import footage to your project. OR: within FCP use the "log and transfer" function. If you have an earlier version of FCP you may not be able to read the footage and would need to convert the files into a more compatible codec, Apple ProRes for example. (Whoever deleted my previous post, the link was a genuine attempt to help the questioner not to advertise or spam!)

I'm not too sure about the specs of energy consumption but I do know Active 3Ds consume way more electricity than passive 3D TVs. Also, LG's cinema 3D TVs are all Smart Energy Saving plus.

It's not possible I've tried everything, even my daughter can't do it. So that's it, you're stuck with them forever.

yes you can because i have managed to

If you are trying to view something on youtube, and you are unable to do so, this could be due to not having the appropriate programs downloaded, such as Java. In order to keep things working properly, you can download the video, if possible.

If it's not moving, then it may be screen burn-in. It's rare with LCDs but it does happen, caused by the picture not changing for long periods of time, and the backlight 'burning' an image into the screen.

If it IS moving, then it may be a software problem, hardware issue with the videocard, or a bad video cable or connection. Lastly, it could be the monitor itself, but these are all less likely.

Like for example , but not only example , 7.1 , 7.2 , 7.3 , 7.4 , the answer is , YES. The set top digital to analog converter boxes receive and display all ATSC Digital signals.

On your TV, you have the ability to change the aspect ratio of the picture. What's happening is that you may have the aspect ratio improperly set so that the DVD's picture doesn't fill the screen, or possibly the video was filmed in an aspect ratio that's different that our current standards (maybe something originally ilmed in a different video format).

On your computer, it sounds like you're seeing the edges of the viewing area of your monitor. ALL CRT (tube type monitors) have a usable viewing area, but also conatin a black line around the top, bottom and sides.

There are lots of different models which range in quality, check out bestbuy.com, newegg.com, and amazon.com to see some prices.

Short answer: Yes!

Longer answer: Digital TV and Analog TV share much in common; they are both radio signals, and in the same bands -- in fact the channel number assignments for the physical channels are identical. Your rooftop antenna picks up the radio signal no matter what is encoded on it. It is up to the receiver (your converter box, f'r'instance) to make sense of what comes from that antenna. Select a VHF/UHF type.

You can get a samsung flat Icd tv almost everywhere. Try going to look at places like zellers, walmart, bestbuy, staples, or shopping online on ebay, kijiji, craigslist, or freecycle.

HD pictures should be printed on photo paper. There are a variety of photo papers to choose from, and different looks, for example glossy or matte. The look you choose depends on your goal. Pay attention to durability to make sure your photo will last.

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If you are having to ask that question.... you should not be fiddiling with anything electronic.

If you have a 1080p hd tv that is known as 1k. 1080p x 4 gives you 4000p aka 4k.

A 4ktv is split into 4 segment, each segments are 1080p. These tv's are huge like 80 inches or above. (eg Panasonic 4ktv)

In UK we went from 1080p hd tv to 3dtv, in places like japan they went from 1080p hdtv to 4ktv to 3dtv. UK skiped a step because they didnt want to be far behind from japan in the technology dept

It is an extreme version of high definition that can be recoreded using RED cameras.

When we think of blu ray we think of the disk. those disk usually hold around 1080p content. some can hold 4k content but only short clips as 4k definition takes longer to process and takes more space (memory).

if u have a blu ray player and a 4k tv you can experience 10 seconds worth of 4k content on the transformers 2 blu ray. the scene where megatron and prime fight and leads to primes death.

so what is the difference...the difference is, 4k is extreme high definition footage and a blu ray is a disk that usually has 1080p content

A fully compatible remote control SANSUI DV-X2820 is a suitable replacement remote for Luxor DMG-6006 DVD Player .

No because normal DVD players use a different laser than blu-ray players do.