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From flat screen TVs for your living room, to portable TVs that fit in your pocket, bone up on the latest television technology with the help of eHow's electronics experts. Whether you're deciding between cable TV or satellite TV, or weighing the benefits of plasma versus LCD panels, don't make a decision without consulting eHow first. Home theater projectors, the Slingbox, HDTV and remote controls, eHow’s got the expert television advice you need.

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  • How to Synchronize a DVD Player to a LCD TV

    There are a variety of different LCD television manufactures, giving you a wide range of options when it comes to purchasing a new television. However, all of the LCD televisions sync up with DVD...

  • How to Record TV to DVD

    The DVD revolution has created a new market for TV shows on DVD. You can now buy entire seasons of your favorite shows in most video stores. With the right equipment, however, you can also record...

  • How to Set Up a Combination VCR & DVD Cable Box to a TV

    Most electronics companies no longer produce VCR players that stand alone. The only way you can purchase most VCRs is if you buy a DVD/VCR combination player. These devices can be helpful because...

  • How to Avoid a Home DVD Going Wide on a Wide Screen TV

    Home DVDs that appear to stretch or become wide and distorted on a wide screen television can be restored to normal viewing with simple adjustments on the TV. The cause of this odd stretching is...

  • How to Convert an Old TV Into an Electric Fireplace

    Television sets can be used for a variety of different multimedia needs, however with the ever increasing quality of televisions, you probably have an older set sitting around somewhere that you...

  • How to Hook Up TV to Satellite & DVD Player

    Your television is a gateway for entertainment. It allows you to watch hundreds of different stations with the click of a button and enjoy thousands upon thousands of movies. However, if you want...

  • How to Upgrade to Blu-ray

    I'm sure you've heard of the upcoming transition from DVD to Blu-Ray disk. Confused about what this means? Its an easy transition, much easier than VHS to DVD anyway.

  • How to Troubleshoot Samsung Televisions

    The old days of hitting the top of the television with the palm of your hand to get the picture to stop rolling are long gone. Even snowy images aren't around anymore because of digital...

  • Symphonic TV Tech Tips

    Symphonic TVs are sold in electronics stores all over the United States. They are excellent TVs with all the features and inputs you need to watch great-looking movies. There are a few things you...

  • How to Make DVD From Super 8

    From their introduction by Kodak in 1965 until the advent of video camcorders in the earl 80s, Super 8 movies were all the rage for shooting home movies. Watching a Super 8 movie today is...

  • How to Fix a LCD TV

    LCD is short for "liquid crystal display." It can be irritating to discover that the LCD television you paid hundreds of dollars for is having issues. Whether these issues are with the sound or...

  • How to Improve Video From Old VCR Tapes

    If you are like most people, you are almost ready to get rid of your old VCR, preferring a DVD or Blu-ray player. However, you may hesitate for fear of losing access to your collection of VHS...

  • How to Connect a Television to a DVD to a Video Recorder

    Components used in a home entertainment system can include many varied devices such as a television, a DVD player and a video recorder. Despite differences in model or manufacturer, all of these...

  • How to Connect a TV With No AV Hookup to a DTV Converter and a DVD Player

    It is possible to hook digital television converter boxes and DVD players up to any television, regardless of how old the TV is. Your TV doesn't have to have the standard red, yellow and white...

  • How to Program a Dish Remote to Control a DVD Player

    Many Dish Networks remote controls can be programmed to operate other devices in your home entertainment setup. You can reduce clutter by programming your TV and DVD's infrared commands into the...

  • Panasonic PV-DM2792 TV Instructions

    The Panasonic PV-DM2792 is a 27-inch television that comes equipped with built-in VCR and DVD players and support for external audio, including Dolby Digital sound. Installation is straightforward...

  • How to Use the TV Remote

    Many rely on the TV remote for its accessibility, for we no longer have to walk to the television to change the channel. There are many things that can be done with the TV remote, such as play...

  • Audio Problems With a LCD TV

    LCD televisions have provided viewers with a whole new way to watch TV. These powerful pieces of technology provide a sharper picture, superior color quality, theater quality sound and many other...

  • How to Connect a TV, DVD, VCR & Satellite

    For devices like DVD players, VCRs and satellite television receiver boxes to work they must be properly hooked up to your television set. This can seem overwhelming to a novice, but everything is...

  • How to Get TV on Portable DVD Player

    Portable DVD players are similar to a laptop in design, with a flip-up screen and a DVD insert in the front of the device. Depending on the kind of DVD player you have, you may be able to receive...

  • Troubleshooting a Plasma TV

    Plasma televisions are certainly beautiful to look at, with stunning picture quality and true-to-life colors. The fact that they can be hung on the wall and moved around easily makes these...

  • How to Troubleshoot an LCD With Sound But No Picture

    It can be overwhelmingly frustrating when an electronic device as expensive as an LCD television set starts having problems. Luckily many of these problems are easily troubleshot. While being able...

  • How to Hookup HDTV

    A High Definition Television (HDTV) not only supplies the finest picture and sound available today, but can also be set up in minutes with minimal fuss and confusion. Unified cables that supply...

  • How to Upgrade Your Television Cables - for HDTV owners

    So you have a flat screen HDTV. You have a newer DVD player or a Blu-Ray player. Which cable do you use to hook these components up?

  • How to Set Up a DVD Recorder

    A Digital Video Disc (DVD) recorder incorporated into your home entertainment system can be an asset and one which incorporates a video-cassette player (VHS) can be especially useful for...

  • How to Troubleshoot a Mintek TV

    Mintek manufactures combination TV/DVD players for the budget-conscious consumer. In addition to a built-in DVD player, the televisions have several inputs for external video sources. But if the...

  • How to Troubleshoot an Optima Video Projector

    The Optima video projector is a device that can be connected to a television, computer or DVD player and used to emit larger video images on flat white surfaces. Occasionally you will run into...

  • Alternatives to Handheld Portable Digital TV

    Portable televisions can be handy devices, allowing you to not miss a favorite show or the big game when you have to be away from home. Handheld models are even more convenient, provided they have...

  • How to Fix the Burn-in on a Projection TV

    Screen burn-in is essentially an imprint on the screen of an image that has been, literally, burnt into the screen. Despite the screen still being able to function, the ghostly image will linger...

  • Troubleshooting for LCD Flat Screen TV Screen Pixelation

    Television pixelation is a picture anomaly that takes the form of small blocks moving rapidly. Some call it the "block" or "jigsaw puzzle" effect. However you describe it, it is an annoying...

  • How to Connect a Projector to a DVD Player

    A computer is what is usually connected to a projector, for presentations. But a projector can also be connected a DVD player if you wish to show movies on a screen larger than your TV's. Just how...

  • Blu Ray Vs. HD DVD Player

    HD DVD and Blu-ray competed for dominance as high-definition media format standard reminiscent of the Betamax vs. VHS war of the 1980s. An overview of these technologies will help to understand...

  • How to Troubleshoot a TV With Green Picture Problems

    Green picture problems on a television set can be caused by a number of factors, from faulty settings to failing electronics. Some solutions are well within the abilities of most consumers,...

  • How to Hook Up a TV to a VCR & DVD

    If you have a large collection of VHS movies, you may want to consider purchasing a VCR and DVD combination unit, which is capable of playing both older VHS tapes and newer DVD discs. VCR and DVD...

  • How to Create a 3D Home Theatre

    3D seems to be the newest fad in movie going. Wouldn't it be cool to watch movies in 3D at home!

  • LaserDisc History

    The LaserDisc format has seen a long and failed history to become the standard for home entertainment. It was superior in almost every way to its competitors VHS and Betamax. Invented in 1958,...

  • What Is the Difference Between Blu Ray & HD DVD?

    While Blu-ray Discs and HD-DVDs have substantial differences, they both function as high-definition video formats. Both offer storage capacity far beyond that of a regular DVD.

  • How to Use Netflix Efficiently

    Are you one of over 10 million Netflix subscribers? Those red envelopes deliver whatever your heart desires. There are many ways to get the most for your money being a Netflix subscriber. Follow...

  • The Best Ways to Record TV Shows

    Back in the day, people had no options for recording TV shows. Each show broadcast whenever it was scheduled, and if you wanted to see it, you had to be firmly in front of your TV set at the...

  • How to Connect a DVD to an LCD TV

    Now that you've invested in a new LCD TV, you'll want to hook up your DVD player to watch movies and other programs in crisp detail with stunning sound. The back of your new television may look...

  • Home Theatre Setup Guide

    Home theater has grown in popularity and for many people has become indispensable since the advent of DVD, which offers Dolby Digital and DTS sound that, with a properly set-up system, can rival...

  • How to Connect an HDTV to a DVD Player

    Hooking up a DVD player to an HDTV, or high-definition TV, is just as simple as hooking one up to a standard-definition TV. While a regular DVD player may be hooked up to an HDTV, it does not...

  • How to Connect an HDMI Cable

    HDMI cables connect your HD television to your DVD player or cable/satellite receiver, allowing for a sharper picture. Connecting HDMI cables is quick and easy, you just need to determine if your...

  • How to Program a Philips Cl034 Universal Remote

    The Philips CL034 Universal Remote can eliminate the hassle of juggling a handful of remotes for each component of a home entertainment system, and can make a good replacement for a lost or broken...

  • How to Create a Back Up of Comcast DVR Files

    A DVR that is available from Comcast is similar to most other types of DVR systems that record and store programming on a hard drive. The programming on the hard drive typically gets erased after...

  • How to Record VCR to VCR

    If you bought media before the DVD revolution, you probably have a stack of VHS tapes that you'd like to keep. VHS tapes, unfortunately, stop working long before their compact counterparts. To...

  • What is an RF Modulator Used for?

    Many new entertainment devices such as DVD players output signals for direct connection to digital TV. Owners of older TVs with analog antennas or cable inputs l need an RF modulator to bridge the...

  • How to Hook Up PIP in LCD TVs

    Picture In Picture or (PIP) allows you to view video from different input sources simultaneously on your LCD TV. PIP can be extremely useful for checking the news or for keeping track of weather...

  • Types of Cables for TVs

    With all the things you can plug into a TV these days (DVD players/recorders, DVRs, VCRs, antennas and home theaters), it can be tricky to figure out which cable goes where. Here are the basic...

  • How to Convert VHS to DVD

    In order to convert the contents of a VHS tape, such as wedding or graduation video, to DVD, connect a VHS player to a DVD burner, but be sure to pause the VHS movie while starting the DVD burner...

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