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In a football stadium in Texas.

I have a picture but no sounds what do i do and everything is pluged in correctly and the speakers are on

If you exceed the maximum distance of any cable, the resulting transmissions will be subject to attenuation. The longer the distance, the weaker the signal becomes, until it becomes weak enough to be considered noise, and no longer considered data.

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There are several resolutions that are classed as HD: 1920 x 1080 is the most common resolution. 1280 x 720 is also common and used more for sport and fast action content than other types of program. Additionally, there is a 1035 line format. Although it is a full HD format, it is no longer used but some equipment will support it.

In the case of 1080 line resolution, it can be an interlaced or progressive signal. If it is interlaced, the whole image is built from two fields with the first showing odd numbered lines and the second showing even numbered lines. Progressive scanning creates a complete picture in a single pass. As twice the number of lines are refreshed in any given time, a progressive scan demands twice the data rate of an interlaced scan. Broadcasters are not currently using 1080p as a broadcast format which currently is only found in local sources such as Bluray and games consoles.

i have a 42 in monitor with hdmi but no coax cable or tv tuner card can i get a converter box or cord or can i instal or get a box with a tv tuner card

Yes, LG does make a 40 inch HDTV, as well as many others. Take a look at http://www.lg.com, in order to get a full idea of the kind of selection that LG has.

yes if your Xbox 360 is PAL then u have to buy PAL games

IF the camera records in the DVD format (DVD-R or DVD R) or another format your DVD player will recognize, like VCD's, DivX, etc., then what you need to do is open the tray on the DVD player and check to see if it has an indentation in it,about 3" in diameter. If it does, that's where 3" DVD's go. (Hint: MOST DVD players have this indentation in the tray and will play 3" DVD's just fine.)

To receive Broadcast Television Signals of NTSC Analog or ATSC Digital a television antenna is needed. If the TV has ATSC built in , then a converter box will not be needed.

Element Electronics company is owned by ProView which also makes Polaroid TV's.

The latest Sony XBR HX-909 is 3D ready.

You need to put a magnify glass on the projector and spill water on the back. The water acts as pixels enhancing the quality to HD

There are a lot of options for HDTV but the top rated ones are Panasonic, Samsung, Sony, Vizio, Sharp, Seiki, and LG. There are many more of course, but these received the highest ratings.

Yes they do. They vary in size depending on what you need to connect them to. Different companies offer different lengths, so you can compare lengths and prices before you purchase a cord.

The native frequency of a television signal is 25Hz, 30Hz, 50 Hz or 60Hz, that is, an image refresh 25, 30, 50 or 60 times every second.

Any television that features a faster refresh such as 100, 120, 200, 240 Hz is using a video processor to generate intermediate images to refresh the screen faster than the native signal would do. Some of the processors do a reasonable job while others don't show much improvement. Some will say that the processing actually makes for a lower quality image rather than higher.

Before investing money in a television that offers high refresh rates, make sure you get to look at the image and decide for yourself whether it improves the image or not.

High definition television is produced using 10 bit signals. The number of colors can therefore be as high as 1 billion. However, transmission to domestic receivers and most local interfaces operate only at 8 bit, reducing the number of colors to a mere 16 million. Despite the loss of almost 90% of the original color, this is still higher than most displays can reproduce so there is no visible difference between them. The use of 10 bit signals in the broadcast environment allows for editing and image processing to be carried out without any noticeable loss of quality. There are, as far as I know, no 10 bit capable domestic displays, so the viewer would not benefit from 10 signals if they were transmitted.

Since the closure of Syntax-Brillian Corporation earlier this year, Olevia TV's are not being made anywhere. When the manufacturer was still in business, the TV components were manufactured in various factories throughout China and Taiwan. Larger TV's were assembled in California.

No. There will be no analog signal to receive and process from the outdoor antenna. The only signal coming from the outdoor antenna will be digital. When the conversion is complete. You will need to hook up your antenna directly to the TV. Your conversion box will be worthless as far as analog to digital is concerned.

DVI is the digital display standard for computer displays, so it is indeed a monitor cable.

DVI provides similar resolutions to analog VGA cables when running LCD panels at their native resolution and normally avoid timing errors that can reduce the clarity of VGA signals in some cases.

DVI can also support analog VGA signals on the same cable so before changing to a DVI cable make sure your monitor and computer both support DVI digital.

1080 pixels. And you need an 1080p HDTV in order to get the full resolution of the Blu-Rayy disc

Because you need a cable box that delivers the signal in a format compatible with your TV. Call your cable company, explain the problem, make them send you out a cable box that will work. After all, you pay for Cable TV., right ?