Home Theater

A projector simply projects images onto a wall or projection screen. Projectors are typically used to increase the image size for viewing by audiences. Projectors come in a variety of sizes, normally measured in Lumens which is the brightness of the light. This brightness will determine the size the image can project and the distance the projector can be from the screen. Slide projectors use light to project images from 35mm slides. Digital Projectors use light to project images from computers and DVD players.

Most turn tables have speaker plugs.

Overhead projector replacement bulbs will definitely be sold somewhere on eBay or alternatively you could ask the local secondary school or college for help.

the more you spend the better they are however i have an expensive sound system in one vehicle and the factory system in another and i prefer the sound of the factory system it is balanced for the vehicle the other one is better in terms of preferences because i can play mp3 CD or satellite radio

The history of the videocassette recorder follows the history of videotape recording in general. Ampex introduced the Ampex VRX-1000, the first commercially successful videotape recorder, in 1956

To get rid of all the dust on your tv screen use a slightly damp cloth and go around the corners and edgesFIRST then work your way into the middle!

A mini-jack is the usual name for a 3.5mm jack plug - can be either stereo or mono depending on the equipment it's being plugged into.

Left Front, Center, Right Front, Right Rear, Left Rear, Center Rear on some units and the Sub- woofer. Most sub-woofers have their own built in amplifier and should be connected to the Sub Output connector on the Home Theater unit.

Video signals cannot be split in the same way that other signals such as audio signals can be split. The nature of the signal means that they demand an active splitter, normally called a distribution amplifier. The amplifier will generate two or more signals from the incoming signal, each with the correct voltage and impedance to drive a single input. A splitter that does not have a power supply is a passive one and they do not split the signal correctly. Always make sure you get an active unit (It will always have a power supply).

The quality of the image depends on the quality of the amplifier. Cheap distribution amplifiers are never as good as the best quality units. While you normally don't need to spend hundreds, it is worth avoiding the cheapest ones.

However, a bigger problem with many VGA signals is the cable used. Longer runs of VGA signals should be run on cable that has co-ax cables within the multi-core cable. It can be difficult to identify the cables but as a rule, thicker VGA cables will use co-ax cable inside. The thinner ones won't and they should be avoided for long cable runs. A good quality co-ax type cable will support a cable length of 100 feet or more. The cheap cables will show signs of signal degradation at as little as 10 - 15 feet.

The world's first television system, The Televisor, by John Logie Baird is also the world's first flat screen television. The display used a backlight of varying intensity with a rotating disc in front of the light to act as a shutter. As the shutter exposed each part of the image, the lamp intensity was adjusted to create a light or dark area. The Televisor was first demonstrated to the public in 1925 and went into scheduled service by the BBC in 1929, so becoming the first regular broadcasts.

By the mid 1930s, the televisor was being replaced by cathode ray tubes. These have remained in use until plasma and LCD televisions once again made flat screen televisions available in the late 1990s.

LCD displays have been available from the 1980s but were limited in size and quality. The improvements in design and manufacturing have seen a gradual increase in both size and quality of image over the past two decades.

Chances are good that if you go to their website you'll find a downlaodable manual for your unit.

Audio and Video cables, red and white for audio and yellow for video, if both units have a S-connector use it. The S-cable is a better video cable. If you use a S-cable you don't use the yellow video cable.

Bookshelf or Satellite speakers are pretty standard for surround sound but they may require wall mounting or specific placement.

If you are looking for a recommendation on a projector and screen, this is almost impossible to give without going to your church to check out the sight lines, congregation size, ceiling height, lighting, video input needs etc. You should consult with a local video installer, or contact a rental company that can provide consultation.

That would depend on what level you are sitting or laying at. Face level, straight-on is usually best. Plasmas are pretty good at any level and any angle, where LCD's usually are best straight-on. Height level and angle is more important for LCD,s.

Cheap home surround systems can be found at most electronics retailers. Walmart, Best Buy, HH Gregg, Target, and KMart all have several brands to choose from.

Wouldn't that be MONO. ;-)

For digital formats, an uncompressed format, such as WAVE or AIFF is best.

The greeks.

They started it out, developed it, all that. It wasn't any one person who thought 'hey, let's build a big room for people to pretend in front of other people!'

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burn it and buy brand new joke only. . get a vacuum start to clean by using it. ^_^

Mitsubishi has made many demos for surround sound equipment. You'll have to link to a YouTube video or other source of the song you are looking for in order for us to help you.

There are separate signals sent from the amplifier, one for the left driver, one for the right. If you look at a stereo headphone jack, you will see 3 zones on the silver or gold part. They are separated by 2 black insulators. They are the ground, left and right connections. Ipod remote headphones have 4 conductors, one for the control or microphone and three for the sound.

You can try placing a very small drop of Crazy Glue on to the end of a blunt toothpick and touching the end of the RCA plug. Wait to dry and then pull it out.

Check out my tutorial on how to replace RCA cables on the technics. It even has a self grounding mod if you want to do that to the turntables. Save you some massive $$$

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