HDTV

Up to 200 feet if you have cables that reach that far.

There are several answers to this question. The highest definition used by broadcasters is 1080i or 720p. Both use the same data rate: 720p refreshes the image at twice the rate of a 1080i but at a lower spacial resolution. There is no expectation that 1080p will be introduced as a transmission format for a few years yet.

Local HD sources such as Bluray can deliver 1080p - twice the data rate of 1080i.

Specialist graphics systems are capable of 2000 and 4000 line resolution but at the time of writing, do not operate in real time. Processing such high resolutions can take minutes or hours for each second of real time video so they are normally used for processing in film or will be converted to one of the HD broadcast standards.

Even as this answer is being written, higher resolutions are no doubt being developed. The limits are based on computer processing speed and storage space. As both increase, so resolutions in post production will increase.

the dynex code is 096 for the Amino Aminet 125 remote control. Ensure your tv is turned off before entering the code. As stated in the Aminet user manual, the red light on the remote should turn off when the correct code is entered, but you have to manually click the tv button on the remote to turn the light off. This should work.

Oh dear. Very careless.

The first thing to try is to see if the dealer or manufacturer will offer a warranty repair. Panasonic have been known to undertake a repair free of charge for products that are out of their warranty period.

If that doesn't work, the other option is to have it repaired by a qualified technician. Production techniques for televisions are such that it is almost impossible for a user to make repairs. The repair cost could be very low if it is only a component or two that need to be replaced. On the other hand, it might prove expensive if a complete circuit board has to be replaced.

Yes.

Yes, it will make the picture much sharper.

Yes it is, just as televisions from Sony, Panasonic, Samsung and many others ae good televisions.

hey i am 15 and i live in Michigan i hold a solid power clean at 240, but i work out often i also bench 250 dead lift 620 and full squat 500 but i am 6'7" and almost 300 pounds so you really cant compare your self to me. the coach at our school said if you can do over 200 you are good.

A TV can't display a resolution higer then it's max.

Second, let's understand that the two consoles playstation 3 and xbox 360 both sends a true 720P signal. 1080P is actually a upconverted signal of 720P, so after knowing this, do we still want 1080P from our consoles?

The average cost of this product is about 1,500 USD.

Single-layered DVDs hold around 4.7gigabytes, with Dual-layered DVDs holding around 8.5gb A single layered Blu-Ray disc can hold up to 25gb, with a dual-layer holding up to 50gb. There is also a Holographic Versatile Disc (HVD) in the research stage that, if it works, will be able to hold up to 3.9 terabytes.

It's HD-DVD, also called AOD (Advanced Optical Disc), which was developed by electronics giants Toshiba and NEC. HD-DVD was actually in the works before regular DVD, but it didn't begin real development until 2003.

The advantage to HD-DVD is that it uses the same basic format as the traditional DVD and can therefore be manufactured with the same equipment, saving on costs. HD-DVD matches the storage capacity of Blu-ray.

A rewritable, single-layer HD-DVD can hold 15 GB of data, a double-layer disc can hold 30 GB, and a triple-layer disc can hold 45 GB (that's compared to 27 GB and 50 GB for Blu-ray). The read-only versions hold slightly less data. Also, HD-DVD offers the interactive capabilities of Blu-ray, with HDi.

Blu-ray and HD-DVD are the two major competitors in the market, but there are other contenders, as well. Warner Bros. Pictures has developed its own system, called HD-DVD-9.

This system uses a higher compression rate to put more information (about two hours of high-definition video) on a standard DVD. Taiwan has created the Forward Versatile Disc (FVD), an upgraded version of today's DVDs that allows for more data storage capacity (5.4 GB on a single-sided disc and 9.8 GB on a double-sided disc). And China has introduced the Enhanced Video Disc (EVD), another high-definition video disc.

There are also professional versions of the blue laser technology. Sony has developed XDCAM and ProData (Professional Disc for Data). The former is designed for use by broadcasters and AV studios. The latter is primarily for commercial data storage (for example, backing up servers).

UHF mics are less pron to interference. Buy the most expensive that you can afford. The low cost ones are a waste of money.

Checking prices from other car DVD player from shoppingkool and dhagte, the market price of BV395OT is expensive.

In standard analog NTSC (North American) TV, the aural carrier is placed 4.5 MHz above the

vestigial visual carrier ... which I think corresponds to 0.75 MHz from the top edge of the RF

channel but I'm not sure now.

The aural carrier is plain old FM modulated, exactly like the familiar FM radio at 88 - 108 MHz,

except that its peak deviation is 25 KHz instead of 75 KHz ... or about 9.5 dB less audio out of

an identical detector.

Don't have the same TV; but just came across some info that worked for my TV. Hold the Volume Down button on the TV and press and hold the PIP/Play button on the remote. A notice should pop up on the TV sayin the Lamp Meter has been reset to 0

HDTV integrated is probably just marketing talk (written on the box) for HDTV. It means the same thing. HDTV is a new format that has higher resolution, higher clarity, and is all digital. TV stations in the USA are broadcasting digitally in HDTV format, or changing over by 2009. They are not required to stick to that format when they send digital signals, but if you get an HDTV you will probably be set up to receive most broadcast stations for a long time, as some stations will be reserved for that format. Also, your TV will probably still display other formats. For example, some channels are broadcasted digitally but still in the old NTSC format that old TVs display.

1080p signal may not work on a 1080i TV set. You may not get a picture, but just a blank screen. And that blank screen will not let you undo the changes because you cannot see anything on the screen. In this case, you may have to make an analog connection, such as a composite video connection, to your TV set just to undo the changes you have made. Or you have to press a combination of buttons on the 1080p signal source to restore the picture. I suggest you read the documentation that came with your 1080p signal source.

Have you tried adjusting the settings on your tv like the contrast/tint/etc.? It might be a bad picture tube in which case you may need to get a new tv but without more details it's hard to know for sure what's going on.

Insignia brand is Best Buy's in house brand whcih makes Best Buy the parent company. I don't know who actually makes them for Best Buy.

Because you pooped on it!

If you are having a difficult time getting a good quality picture on your HDTV then you should consider the purchase of an antenna. Some of the things to consider are the quality and range, as well as the ease of use and support that is provided for the antenna.

Most cities have public e-waste locations for things such as this. They normally can recycle old TV screens or other parts of a TV no matter what kind it is. Some charities will also accept them.

There is only one thing an HD converter box does for a television. A converter box make the specs on a television more clearer. This box creates a better picture for the viewers when they are watching television.

Always use co-ax connectors if you possibly can. Co-ax is manufactured to have certain electrical charactersitics and the connectors are designed to retain those characteristics thought the length of the connection. Ideally, BNC connectors should be the first choice but there are several others that can be used. Most co-ax connectors need specialist tools to make off, but there are some screw on BNC connectors available that can be used without the specialist crimping tools normally used. If the cables are connected with the wrong connectors or by being twisted together, then the signal will be adversely affected. How bad the effect is dependent on the length of the cables and how bad a job of splicing has been done. It might be as little as a faint ghost image that isn't noiceable or it could be enough to completely corrupt a signal.