Home Theater

You can't. HDMI is digital. RCA is analog (component or composite).

Ceiling mounting a projector is a fairly simple task. However, as with any overhead fixing, there is a risk of damage or injury if the fixing fails. If you do not have the skills and experience to carry out the work properly, get professional help. First, you will need a ceiling mounting kit. They are made either for specific projectors or are universal. When you buy it from a dealer, make sure that they confirm it will work with your projector. Next, locate the fixing point. The fixing should be made into timber or steel beams, concrete or other substantial material. Fixing into plasterboard, dry wall, lightweight ceiling tiles is likely to carry a risk of the fixings failing. Far more common is that the mounting is unstable. Unstable mounting means that vibration in the building will show up as movement of the image. Footfalls, washing machines, doors closing can all cause image movement in lightweight fixings, so avoid them at all costs. Remember that all projectors have specific image size to distance ratios and before starting, you will need to calculate the required distance. Finally, consider the cable route before starting work. power and signal cables need to be run from the projector to a suitable position and a few minutes thought before starting work can often save hours of work later.

Yes, the receiver will have a place (in the menu) to select how many speakers you have connected or some high end units can sense the speakers that are connected.

I would stick to a company that only makes projectors because if they make other products, the projectors they make may be less worked on and faulty. The more you spend, the better the projector is going to be. There are tons of projector making places such as Projector Central, that make projectors.

M8 (8 mm) x 15mm should work with these TV's. Make sure you use the spacers for the wall mounts if your TV was supplied with them.

You can purchase audio cables at any electronics store, Best Buy, Target, or Amazon. You'll want to know the type of cable you need prior to going to the store.

when tv first appeared people thought it v was witchcraft the said how could they get the people in that little box it showed people what they couldn't see on the radio broadcast in that day you were a big shot if you had

There are a couple of high quality options for seeking out the Bose Lifestyle 18 Home Theater system. The best one is from Bose direct, as they provide the most insight into the system. Other options include eBay and Amazon.

A film projector is designed to project moving images from film from long reels. Filmstrip projectors are designed to project sets of single, stationary frames from much shorter film pieces. The film projector is designed with a high-intensity bulb that cannot be stopped on the film, lest it burn a hold through it. The cooling system and lens system of a filmstrip projector allows it to remain on a strip for a long time with no damage.

DVI stands for Digital Video Interface.

It's a connection standard for televisions, projectors, and computer monitors.

The DVI is a multi-pin connector, like you would use to connect a printer to a computer. It is made for carrying high-resolution video signals.

Any stereo store that specializes in wireless surround sound would be your best choice. Since this is a more sophisticated set-up than your average wired speakers, you may want to have a professional opinion.

Boy, that's a tough one because ther were many reasons for that happening, and I'm assuming you're talking one of the older styles of TV's with the three projection tubes. If it is, you'd better just give in and call a repair tech.

If not, and it's a new model like the V500 series, then changes are the lamp has seen better days and needs replacing.

The most common failure mode of the CRT in a TV is the picture going progressively darker and darker. In general, if the TV wouldn't display anything at all suddenly, there can be more at work than just the tube suddenly going bad - I'd even go as far as to say that in most cases of unexpected, abrupt failures, the tube isn't to blame (the flyback transformer is a much more likely suspect).

If you add it and it's a very large file, you will have to put the file on your USB stick before you attach it to the powerpoint, because otherwise when you bring your show to present, the sound clip path will not be found, However if it is small enough it will just be saved as part of the powerpoint, but I would suggest for safety sake just keeping the sound file on your USB because you never know.

You might run into the issue of the sound at your presentation location not working, but check all the possible sound options, there will be one on the computer task bar, and one for external speakers, but there may even be a volume option on some computers that have an application for multiple projection options.

I just got one for christmas. It claims to but I haven't seen one anywhere. I'm almost 90% sure that you can get a VGA to Digital adapter. It just has HDMI-D and VGA.

4mm x 16mm ST

That could vary greatly depending on what model of Toshiba TV you have. The link below is to Toshiba's web site where you can get product support as well as replacement owner's manuals, etc.

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I know this tv can be programmed with just about any universal remote or cable remote the onoly problem I've come across is once i programmed the remote and tv if i try to turn the volume up or down the channel goes up or down

4.7244 inch diameter Or, in metric, 120 mm in diameter, although there is also a standard smaller size, at 80 mm. The thickness is 1.2 mm, and the center spindle hole is 15 mm in diameter. The disks weigh approximately 16 grams.

Just feed the audio output on the back to the TV set to an audio input of the home theater. Don't forget to turn the speakers in the TV off (down) when using the home theater sound system.

Check Sharp's website for the model of the TV you are using. They will have an instruction manual for your model that you can download. Located near the back will be the programming instructions and all the codes for major brands.

The best systems are created by components from many manufacturers. The highest end systems include speakers from manufacturers like Tannoy, Klipsch and Genelec. The amplifier can be from companies like Mcintosh, Mark Levison and Classe. The preamp can be from Lexicon or Parasound. The Blu-Ray player can be from just about anyone, as the quality difference in picture in sound is negligeable between brands for this component.

These are not the cheapest systems, but they are the best.

If you give us the model, we could tell you how.