Home Theater

It depends on the specific models of each, but typically, Yes. Of course you will need a 12VDC power supply for the amplifier, though. You will also need a AV receiver with a preamp output. You cannot run speaker level outputs into the input of an amplifier.

No, S-video carries only a video signal. You will require an additional connection to transport audio, either analog or digital.

The ratings for the speakers will depend upon what '300 watts' means. If the amplifier develops 300 watts RMS total across 4 channels, this would indicate 75 watts RMS per channel. Speakers rated at 100 watts should suffice for this amplifier.

Yes. The only complication might be that, if you need to run the wires to the TV inside the wall and the exterior wall is insulated, it may be difficult to fish the wires through the wall cavity.

I forget which one of these it is. I think its one of the first few codes

202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207

Buzz Quiz TV is a game designed for the PlayStation 3 which involves answering trivia questions with official Buzz Buzzers. But that's not it, there's also cream pies, exploding bombs, and as every great game as, a final countdown.

Remove disc from tray. 2. Switch off player and unplug from mains. 3. Wait 30 seconds, then reconnect mains. 4. Turn on player with remote. Wait for player to finish loading and display 'no disc'. 5. Press enter on remote. (There will be no on-screen response.) 6. Press 8, 4, 2, 6, 9 on the remote. (There will be no on-screen response.) 7. Press enter on the remote. Player will automatically shut off. 8. Turn player on. 9. Turn off. 10. Turn player on then off again. 11. Player is now region-free. This really works

The PS3 is capable of outputting video from its HDMI port, while at the same time outputting audio from the PlayStation AV port. You would connect anyPS2/3 AV cable that had stereo RCA outputs (the pair of red and white plugs), but you would not connect the video plug(s) of that cable (S-video, RGB plugs, or a yellow plug). You would leave the video connectors unplugged because you are using HDMI for video.

But a better option would be to connect a cable from the PS3's optical audio port for surround sound. If your surround receiver has a digital optical audio input, use that. It will allow you to hear 5.1 channels of surround audio. The red and white RCA plugs can only support 2.0 channels of audio (stereo).

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If your TV has a digital out, connect this optical output to the optical digital input on the Bose. If your TV doesn't have a digital out, you can connect the analog audio out (red and white) to an analog input on the Bose.

Simple answer - No.

Complex answer - No, they dont exist, but i would quite like one. Try using a normal scanner to scan the paper and then hook it up to a PC which is connected to the screen.

Actually, they were made for a younger consumer market, at a low cost, in hopes that they would upgrade when they got older and made more money. However, that's not what ended up happening, so they stop production of them.

is now the cts catera touring sedan

Because its the biggest piece of crap ever made. I have 8 pages of repairs over 7 years totaling more than $17,000. Which includes a engine and transmission replacement.

They are engineering failures and should have never been made. Made in Germany, sold in U.S., hated everywhere.

The word MONITOR denotes a device that does not have its own tuner. To make a monitor act as a receiver all you need to do is add a outboard TUNER, Then it becomes a RECEIVER.

There is no easy way to connect this PC to your TV. It has no video output at all, and does not accept graphics cards. The only possible way is to get a USB to HDMI video converter box. This will tax the USB bus and provide limited performance, but it is the only way.

Plug the digital out of the Vizio TV into the digital input of the Paramax IM4.

Negative, no networks broadcast in 1080P yet, it does 720P and 1080i

This projector is worth about $150.00. A replacement lamp is almost $500.00, so it won't be worth it to relamp this model.

If your audio and video are not in sync, you should check your surround receiver to see if it has a audio sync or lip sync function.

NTSC and S-video refer to different aspects of the television signal and neither defines the resolution. The three terms are often confused. A brief description of each is given below. NTSC is the standard used to encode color signals into a single signal. It is the standard adopted by North America and other parts of the world. The other major color standard is PAL, adopted by the UK and Europe and other countries. SECAM is a French system that is used in a very few countries. It is important to note that the standard refer only to the color encoding process and not the resolution of the image. All are strictly standard definition and never used for high definition signals. The encoded signal is known as composite video. S-video is based on the same color encoding standards mentioned above but uses two wires instead of the single composite signal. One wire carries intensity (or brightness) information and will show a black and white image if used by itself. The second wire is used for color information. The S-video interface gives the impression of a better signal quality because the intensity signal has a higher bandwidth than the intensity signal when encoded into a composite signal. Moving on to resolutions, North American television has a resolution of 640 pixels on each line with 480 lines making up a complete image. NTSC is wrongly used to refer to a 640 x 480 image running at 60Hz. European television runs at 50Hz and is made up of 576 lines. A slightly higher resolution is delivered at the expense of the the frame rate. Also wrongly, European resolutions are often referred to as PAL. It is worth pointing out that European signals can be encoded into an NTSC signal and North American signals into PAL. The original frequencies and resolutions are retained and only the color encoding changes. This technique has been used to allow a PAL only display to show North American material and NTSC displays to show European material. The technique is rarely used today as most dual standard displays are now true multi-standard and will handle either color encoding system. High definition television uses 720 line or 1080 line images. The same resolutions are used at both 50 and 60 Hz. PAL and NTSC encoding are not used in high definition broadcasting

Surround sounds systems aren't 'in jail' to begin with. Jailbreaking refers to the practice of changing a cell phone's operating system to allow third party software to run on it.

Bypassing DHCP protection with an HDMI output is not possible with hi-def players.

If you are speaking of DVD region coding, it is possible with some DVD players to change the regions that they allow playback for, but not all players have this ability. Breaking the region coding on your DVD player voids your warranty and could possibly 'brick' your player, making it impossible to play any discs.

It depends on the speakers. Bose computer speakers are not designed to connect directly to speaker inputs on your receiver, as they have their own amplifier. All Bose home stereo speakers can be connected.

Watts refers to the power used or the power output of a device. There are two common usages in audio and video applications, audio power output and power used by equipment. Audio power output: Measured in watts but there are several different methods to describe it. RMS power is regarded as the most reliable measure of the output capability of am amplifier. However, peak power output is exactly double the RMS value. To make it more complex, peak music power output is also quoted. It's a value that is an estimation of power based on less than scientific calculations. Normally, it is double the peak power rating. Power consumption Power consumption varies. The average consumption is often far less than the peak consumption, as equipment turns on, or a motor starts up for example. The power rating on equipment is often shown for peak power.

Could mean almost anything. There's really no commonly accepted standard for color coding wire accepted in every industry and country. If you really need to know call the manufacturers hot line or read the owner manual....failing that you'll have to trace the circut itself.

No, a S/PDIF is, by definition, a Sony / Phillips Digital Interconnect Format connector, and is always a digital signal. It is usually connected by an RCA cable, and can be carried by cable specified for analog use, but digital cable is better.