Questions about hook-up to LCD TV: Two questions: 1) How do I hook-up the HDMI for my TV: Through the Comcast DVR or to the TV?
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You will have sound from both, the amp, and your tv. Use your tv remote 's volumne control to turn up/down your tv volumne, and similar with the amp's remote to control the amp's volumne.
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Mine is connected to Comcast via a small digital converter box (provided by Comcast). In this instance, the digital converter box connects to the tv via a standard cable television cable (you screw it into the back of the tv to the appropriate socket). But, you could also connect it via a Comcast HD box via an HDMI cable to take best advantage of its HD capabilities. It has a single HDMI slot in the back of the tv. I have several other Samsung HD LED tv's connected to Comcast via the Comcast HD box and they work beautifully with HD cable.
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Dear Gary,Best way to connect this is to run an HDMI from your DVR to the Denon soundbar followed by an HDMI from the soundbar to your television.Eric C.World Wide Stereo
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Just monitor. And monitor must be connected to dvr with rca or vga or hdmi connector
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DVR stands for Digital Video Recorder - you need a DVR for recording; otherwise, just hook the camera to any monitor with RCA video in jack.
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Hi, it was relatively easy to hook up and I'm never comfortable doing this sort of thing. I had set the tv set up with the cable box and didn't get a chance to do much more as the red line appeared on the screen. When I couldn't get rid of the red line I had to unplug and pack it up. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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did this the other day. yes, i used a mini-dvi to hdmi... note that sound does go through a dvi, so you'll need a separate cable for the sound... either a mini tos to tos or standard 3.5m to audio depending on your lcd. i liked monoprice for cables. keep in mind that in settings you can either choose for it to be an extended screen or a mirror.
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Verify your computer has a HDMI port. Purchase an HDMI cable. Plug HDMI cable into tv, then into computer. Turn tv to whatever input that HDMI port is and the computer screen will show up on the tv. We use for episodes that did not Dvr and stream Internet shows on tv
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What do you have to hookup in to to record from DVR? Do you hook dvr to dvd player only? Does Cable have to run thru the DVD player and tv? I've tried a couple times and nothing is recording. Also, how do you finalize if you are choosing record without setting it up.
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hi john,what you need to do is feed the HDMI from the comcast box to the back of the tv and then run a optical cable from the box to the reciever ,when you want to listen to audio just press the bottom from were you are feeding the cable DVD,DVR/VCR,CABLE,ETC,ETC.you decide wish one to use,i hope this help you out good luck.
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The cable makes a connection and it works both ways. If you are having recording troubles, it has to be the DVR. There is nothing to add to the cable that would make any difference. I suggest also that you check your camera power to make certain it has all it needs to make the video signal. If you see the video on your monitor, it should be easily recordable by the DVR.
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Thanks for the response A.L. I originally had everything hooked up with HDMI -- both my HD-DVR cable box and my upconvert DVD player. My first thought was maybe it was the cables themselves, as I bought less expensive ones off Amazon. Tonight I went out and bought top of the line HDMI cables from Best Buy. Same problem! Then I figured I'd take the HDMI cables out of the equation and test my iPod using the auxiliary RCA jack on the front of the receiver. Same problem!I'm positive the speakers are connected correctly and completely. And these are also brand new -- the Onkyo SKS-HT540 7.1ch home theater set!I think I have a bum receiver. I listen to my morning TV at level 60. That just doesn't seem right. Thanks for the response A.L. I originally had everything hooked up with HDMI -- both my HD-DVR cable box and my upconvert DVD player. My first thought was maybe it was the cables themselves, as I bought less expensive ones off Amazon. Tonight I went out and bought top of the line HDMI cables from Best Buy. Same problem! Then I figured I'd take the HDMI cables out of the equation and test my iPod using the auxiliary RCA jack on the front of the receiver. Same problem!I'm positive the speakers are connected correctly and completely. And these are also brand new -- the Onkyo... » Read More Thanks for the response A.L. I originally had everything hooked up with HDMI -- both my HD-DVR cable box and my upconvert DVD player. My first thought was maybe it was the cables themselves, as I bought less expensive ones off Amazon. Tonight I went out and bought top of the line HDMI cables from Best Buy. Same problem! Then I figured I'd take the HDMI cables out of the equation and test my iPod using the auxiliary RCA jack on the front of the receiver. Same problem!I'm positive the speakers are connected correctly and completely. And these are also brand new -- the Onkyo SKS-HT540 7.1ch home theater set!I think I have a bum receiver. I listen to my morning TV at level 60. That just doesn't seem right. « Show Less
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T Kaz -- how do you split the cable connection to do this?I have cable running from the wall to the (Comcast) cable box (on top of tv), from the cable box to the dvd recorder then from the dvd recorder to the tv. I just talked to Comcast guy and he said the only way to watch one channel while recording another is to either bypass the cable box altogether (which would limit channel selection) or rent a dvr from Comcast (naturally!). I know there is a way around this I just haven't figured it out yet. Any details you can give on splitting the connection in order to view one channel while watching another would be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much. T Kaz -- how do you split the cable connection to do this?I have cable running from the wall to the (Comcast) cable box (on top of tv), from the cable box to the dvd recorder then from the dvd recorder to the tv. I just talked to Comcast guy and he said the only way to watch one channel while recording another is to either bypass the cable box altogether (which would limit channel selection) or rent a dvr from Comcast (naturally!). I know there is a way around this I just haven't figured it out yet. Any details you can give on splitting the connection in order to... » Read More T Kaz -- how do you split the cable connection to do this?I have cable running from the wall to the (Comcast) cable box (on top of tv), from the cable box to the dvd recorder then from the dvd recorder to the tv. I just talked to Comcast guy and he said the only way to watch one channel while recording another is to either bypass the cable box altogether (which would limit channel selection) or rent a dvr from Comcast (naturally!). I know there is a way around this I just haven't figured it out yet. Any details you can give on splitting the connection in order to view one channel while watching another would be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much. « Show Less
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Does anyone know how to record programs from a DVR cable box (like TIVO)? Im not sure if I need a DV cable or if it can't be done.
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no, you need to buy an HDMI cable, then hook it up to an imput at the back of you TV that is not being used for HD or maybe your DVD recorder, make sureyou buy the one for HD TV if you have one, it will come with the 3 prone imput for non HD TVs...hope this helped
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The DVR has different video outputs. HDMI for HD TV or Composite video out for a standard old type monitor/tv..CCTV SUPPLY...Merchant
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In regards to High Definition cable; I have found Comcast HD Cable looks better through the component input. I use the HDMI connection for my HD DVD player. I've learned from another High-Def Team Leader that this has more to do with Comcast than with HDMI in general. Most HDMI cables should provide excellent quality regardless of the brand. Good Luck.