Brian asked:


I have my computer hooked up with just a vga port on the back of my hdtv (720p tv). But the only problem I have is finding the right resolution, the one i think is right always cuts of the side of the screen and I don’t know how to fix it.

Randall

querpos asked:


Could anybody guide me in the right direction towards an HDTV that is relatively inexpensive and would give me a good clear picture for Xbox 360 and watch my beloved sports on. Im looking for something under $300.

I’m a college student who lives in a dorm so I dont want anything massive and i dont think $300 can afford anything massive, but sizeable enough you know to enjoy things.

Winni

Alex asked:


I want good picture quality and decent sound from the on board speakers. 32 inch to 36 inch. I don’t need prices but that would help. I WILL be going to best buy to buy it, and they have a bunch of great deals going on for 32 inch HDTV’s. I was thinking samsung. Any complaints?

Synful

Momma! asked:


We’re looking at buying a new TV and we deffinitly want a flat screen. However, all the flat screens that we’ve looked at are HDTV. We’re not planning on getting HDTV and we just have plain cable, so wouldn’t it be a waste of money to buy an HDTV if we don’t even plan on getting HD? Or when you buy an HDTV does it automatically just have high definition? Ah, someone help me out here! I don’t get it!
ugh, I knew I was going to get an answer like that. No, I’m sure I DON”T want HDTV, my cable is included in my rent right now and if we switch to anything else we’ll have to continue to pay the same amount of rent but also pay the seperate cable bill.
Wow, confusing!! So are you saying that in a couple years we’re all going to be forced to get HDTV??

Royce

kaushdude asked:


I am new to the Media server/center thing, so any detailed explanation will definitely help:

I am planning to install an open source Media center (Moovida) in my desktop/PC (Windows Vista) upstairs in my home office and I would like to watch the movies from my HDTV downstairs from the family room.

What is the best way to connect my HDTV to the Media center through wireless. The PC upstairs is on Wifi and i have the router in the family room.

Mickie

icemaster316_2001 asked:


which is better that comes with those two, the lcd hdtv or the lcd hd ready tv? IM comfused and dont want to waste my money. Also if I were to buy a xbox 360 what dpi do i need for it? and how would i find it on the advertisement or in the store?

Pradip

robv1 asked:


I have tried connecting my laptop’s RGB output to my HDTV and get a protected content error. I don’t have an issue with actually seeing other content. This just happens when I try to play a DVD. How do I fix?

Nang

Phil asked:


I go to college and I need something for my dorm room. I want a flat screen and our rooms get basic cable. What would be my issues with buying an HDTV and having no HD ordered through the cable company? Does it still work? Bad sound/picture quality?
Just wondering. Any info would help, thanks!

Sybila

ckjwmail asked:


I have a new hdtv with plenty of inputs. I am not sure of the hardware/software needed to connect to it and output it in hd. Also is there any providers of hd programming via the internet? Thanks for the help.

Dickens

Robert asked:


I see that services to tune HDTV’s are out there because HDTV’s ship with settings at max, however if it’s tuned correctly one can get the same picture yet lower settings and save the lifespan of equipment and lower power consumption.

So I see tuners/techs out there that do this, such as techs at Best Buy. But since this is a new field and sounds interesting, how does one become educated in order to provide this service?

Fast