HDTV Reviews & HDTV Information|Let's talk about HDTVs
Jun
10
Filed Under (HDTV) by Bill
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.
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
Mar
05
Filed Under (HDTV) by Bill
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
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
Mar
03
Filed Under (HDTV) by Bill
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?
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
Jan
06
Filed Under (HDTV) by Bill
Dennis asked:
I just bought an xbox 360 from ebay. For some reason the game that i put in has no picture as well as all my other games. The guy who sold it to me told me that he had set it on HDTV and i would have to change it to regular tv because i don’t have an HDTV. So I would like to know how can i set my 360 so it can have color/picture?
Amandi
I just bought an xbox 360 from ebay. For some reason the game that i put in has no picture as well as all my other games. The guy who sold it to me told me that he had set it on HDTV and i would have to change it to regular tv because i don’t have an HDTV. So I would like to know how can i set my 360 so it can have color/picture?
Amandi
Nov
17
Filed Under (HDTV) by Bill
xslykidbuthead asked:
I got a hdtv and the hdmi won’t work and when I use the av cable ( switched to HDTV) I get no sound. What should I do? Should I go take this back and get a replacement, or should I get another kind of tv?
Susi
I got a hdtv and the hdmi won’t work and when I use the av cable ( switched to HDTV) I get no sound. What should I do? Should I go take this back and get a replacement, or should I get another kind of tv?
Susi
Jan
31
Filed Under (HDTV) by Bill
Almighty Fish asked:
Hello, i’m looking for a HDTV for my xbox 360 to put in my room (preferably wall mountable) that is under £400 and good quality picture.
Apparently i need a HDTV to have the full Xbox experience?!
Hello, i’m looking for a HDTV for my xbox 360 to put in my room (preferably wall mountable) that is under £400 and good quality picture.
Apparently i need a HDTV to have the full Xbox experience?!
ta.
Serban
Jun
12
Filed Under (HDTV) by Bill
acvader asked:
Okay here’s the deal. I know the Xbox cable comes with that whole tv/HDTV switch. That isn’t the problem. The problem is that my cable box had all the HDTV connections taken up on my tv. How would I set up the Xbox 360 to be connected to the HDTV connections? As it stands right now I would have to take out my cable box. I don’t want to do that every time I play. That sucks. Why they made the tv like this? I don’t know! It doesn’t make any sense to me. I could set up the XBox 360 to a normal tv set up and it still looks great, but I want HDTV! I want to take full advantage of the system and my tv. I heard there is something, some type of gadget that allows you to connect more than one thing in these type of situations. Does anyone know about what to do in this case? Has anyone run into the same problem? Does anyone know the name of the gadget? Please help.
Aiden
Okay here’s the deal. I know the Xbox cable comes with that whole tv/HDTV switch. That isn’t the problem. The problem is that my cable box had all the HDTV connections taken up on my tv. How would I set up the Xbox 360 to be connected to the HDTV connections? As it stands right now I would have to take out my cable box. I don’t want to do that every time I play. That sucks. Why they made the tv like this? I don’t know! It doesn’t make any sense to me. I could set up the XBox 360 to a normal tv set up and it still looks great, but I want HDTV! I want to take full advantage of the system and my tv. I heard there is something, some type of gadget that allows you to connect more than one thing in these type of situations. Does anyone know about what to do in this case? Has anyone run into the same problem? Does anyone know the name of the gadget? Please help.
Aiden
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