baseballfreak320 asked:


Ok well I have an HDTV in my room which I play xbox 360 on. There are so many options in regards to which input to use. I can use HDMI, VGA, or Component. Right now, the cords I have hooked up are for teh Component input but I can get the necessary cords if needed. My goal is to have my xbox on my tv and beable to connect my audio cords to my stereo. Which input provides the best HD quality?

Aly

jeff s asked:


I have a brand new Mac desktop and a brand new Sharp Aquos HDTV 1080. Is there a way that I can hook up my computer so that whatever is on it comes out on my TV. Like the TV is a monitor. It must be wireless though because my computer room is to far from my living room. Any help would be great. Thanks in advance.

Fatima

orijinal asked:


Okay so I have this HDTV that supports several different inputs. One input is for your standard composite cables, the second is for component cables, another one is a VGA port with audio input, and the last is for an HDMI cable and audio input. My question is, if an HDMI cable already transmits both video and audio to the TV (I tested it with my xbox 360) then why is there a need for the seperate audio input?

Best answer for the most detailed and informative answer.

Trix

sean asked:


i have a 42″ samsung 720p lcd hdtv. is it still worth getting a blu ray player?

is there a noticeable or big difference between using a 720p and 1080p when playing blu ray?

Friederike

Brazilian Showjumper asked:


I am connecting my macbook (the white one) to a widescreen HDTV using a mini DVI to video adaptor and it stretches the computer image, so that movies are deformed (I see “short fat people”). Is there any way I can make the image normal on the tv?

Also, my MacBook is only working in a less definition setting, and its display is no longer widescreen… Is there any way to revert that as well?

Thank you!

Pru

cribisencinibis asked:


I just bout a new Sony Home Theater system, with 5 HDMI ports. And have a PS3, HDTV and regular DirecTV HD reciever. Can they all be hooked up via HDMI through the Surround sound system? And would Monster cables be the best for quality?

Tarik

The Ace Of Spades asked:


I want to connect my Sony HDTV to my HP Pavilion. My HP Pavilion doesn’t Have an HDMI port so I have a cable that connects from my computers DVI port to the TVs HDMI. The TV is recognized by the computer and I’ve enabled it as a second monitor, but the TV says there is no input in its HDMI port. Anybody got any suggestions?

Cicily

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!

Nell

Elia asked:


I have a Vizio hdtv and an Aspire Windows Vista Laptop. I bought a VGA PC Monitor Replacement Cable and plugged it into my tv and my laptop. The tv is just playing its original channels, but how do I get my laptop to show up on the tv?

Carla

T-rock asked:


I just built a media PC for my 65″ 1080p HDTV and I want the best performance for watching movies online and streaming video at full size. I installed a NVIDIA nForce 630i/7100 motherboard with an on board video card, What is the best video card for my setup or is this sufficient?

Freeman