I currently have att uverse and a sony dvd hooked up to my "dinosaur" panasonic projector. Will this LG have the ports for both?
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the input ports available are hdmi, component, rgb - to hdmi you can any device with an hdmi out port - your sony dvd if it has one, to the component in you could connect the att-uverse - the projector comes with a 3.5mm in to component female cable in which you could plug the component out from the uverse.
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Please check with AT&T; regarding what modems will work with their Uverse system. If the Netgear AC 1750 is acceptable then go ahead. I would hate for you to invest in this Modem if it is not compatible. I have satellite Internet and use this in addition to their modem box. Their box plugs into this one and then my wireless devices attach to the Netgear.
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According to the specs on LG's web site it is 220V compatible (100V - 240V is what it says). If you look at the owners manual, which is downloadable at the Lg site it shows that some models can be set for PAL and ISDB by connecting a PC and going through the menu, but I'm not sure how complex that is and if it applies to every set. As shipped this set is NTSC-M, ATSC, 64 & 256 QAM.
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I'm not familiar with Netgear push2tv, but if it has an HDMI out port, then yes, I'm confident this should work just fine to connect it to a VGA projector.
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This device is not sending out a signal like for the Panasonic or Samsung TVs. This is a IR signal much like a remote so it will not enhance anything. As far as comparability, I would ask Sony directly. I do not think so. This is a Gen 2 device and was rather annoying to have to buy separately.
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I don't own any Panasonic equipment, so I'm not sure. I have mine hooked up from a Dennon receiveer to a Mitsubishi projector and it works great.
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No I Did Not Find This On My App List, However, I would contact LG and ask to be certain. BTW the TV is awesome!!!
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Remote work perfect to may LG, but before you get one be sure specific remote of your dvd. Is good if get the mark and model of you dvd and see the original o relative close to work on it. Is more sure for what you lookin.
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I do not have Uverse, but I have connected it up to live cable TV via an RCA jack connection . There is also an HDMI connection jack available, that I use with a Blu-ray player. I wouldn't recommend this projector for everyday TV watching, unless you have a dark room. This is a low end projector. I use it for "backyard movie night" and watch a few live sporting events in my garage. I would not use this projector as my primary television, however, you could use it for that.
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I believe so, it has the port for it anyways. I never got to try it because mine didn't work long enough to try it. I was very unhappy with this unit. It only worked for a couple of weeks. probably only watched 3 movies. I could not get ahold of anyone to do anything about it. Very poor service!
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Sorry I can't help you. I bought for use with AT&T; Uverse. All I can say is that it was half the cost of what u-verse wanted for a replacement.
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I use it with a Panasonic TV and my DVD player is a Sony. So yes to the TV.
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No. It needs an "optical" cable. This is a good thing as an optical cable is superior to regular ones (they say). One came in the box. The bad thing is that whatever you are hooking it up to has to have an optical cable receptacle, which is common for newer TVs etc. For better compatibility I now advise getting an LG sound bar with an LG TV--Samsung with Samsung, etc. I have the LG sound bar with a Samsung TV and not all of the buttons on the LG remote work. Everything important works: on/off, mute, volume.
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I am not 100% sure. If Uverse provides a standard phone connection (which i believe it does) then yes it should work.
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I do not know, however, this is a programable remote & instructions are available online. Within them they list the compatable devices with corresponding codes. Easy setup. I have AT&T Uverse and set it up to operate my TV and DVD player.
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Im not sure I would call LG thats what I did. They told me what I needed for my DVD player.
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I ended up buying the Panasonic TCP-54V10, for $1,950 at hhGreg; also bought Pioneer receiver VSX-1019 and LG-BD390; now I need to figure how to make it work together !!!!I noticed the Receiver does not have a coaxial connection for cable TV; I guess I'll need to rent a cable box for $18/month.