Question by msumuel: Is there any way to increase HDMI connectivity with HDTVs?
I’m looking to purchase a 40″ HDTV but it only includes one HDMI input. I have an Xbox 360 and I’m looking to buy an Apple TV. It would be great if there’s some sort of connector so that I don’t have to disconnect one to use the other. Thanks for your help!
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Answer by Walking_Paycheck
You need a HDMI switcher.
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Question by vixxen: I am scarred.Any good dvd players out there that are inexpensive and last more than 3 months?
I bought my two yr old a hello kitty dvd at 100 bucks. Then we bought her one that was .00 tThen we bought a Curtis, and none seem to last more than three months, nor can we find receipts and therefore are out of warantee repair. My two yr old doesnt touch the dvd players as they are out of her reach, so its not her…
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Answer by ifilmu
you can get a philps maganvox for around – i have ne and have had it 4 years , no problems
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Question by heathh84: Is there a way to restore pictures saved to the internal memory of my Kodak digital camera?
My digital camera is a Kodak EasyShare CX7430. I had some pictures on the internal memory and they got erased, and unfortunately it seems I cannot restore them. When I hook the camera up to my computer, it recognizes it as a device, not removable media. I would be willing to do anything, as I am also going to contact Kodak. Since the camera doesn’t work anymore anyway, I would also be willing to take the camera apart. Please help me! I have tried numerous programs and so far nothing works. Thank you!
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Answer by kaiy2k
I’ve looked and looked, and I haven’t seen any way of recovering photos from internal memory. With a media card, you are able to mount the card as a drive and search it for missing files. With internal memory, there’s no way for any recovery program to access the memory, since it is accessed by the camera’s proprietary software interface.
Here’s the support page for your camera.
http://www.kodak.com/global/en/service/products/ekn027989.jhtml?pq-path=1931
You should be able to find the tech support contact info there. Hopefully they will have a better answer than mine.
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Question by : Is there any software that can record a video from internet TV?
Is there any software that can record and save video from internet TV streaming links, or a Internet TV software that has a recording option?
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Answer by MINT
it’s called VLC media player.
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Question by : Are there digital tuners that would output 720p resolution signals to HDTVs?
Reason: Is that I broke the antenna input off my Vizio 37″ 720p TV. I am currently receiving free TV off a conventional digital tuner with 480i resolution.
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Answer by Stephen P
>Are there digital tuners that would output 720p resolution signals to HDTVs?
Yes. They make external HD tuners. See list of them at first link below.
The Samsung DTB-H260F used to be popular: http://shop.ebay.com/i.html?_nkw=Samsung%20DTB-H260F&_fln=1&_trksid=p3286.c0.m283&_rdc=1
An alternative is the get a DTVPAL DVR for 0. This has dual HD tuners so you can watch one channel while recording another.
A third alternative is to connect a HD tuner to a computer and use it as an external tuner.
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Question by bumlazydude: Are there currently any products that remove or limit motion blur on LCD HDTVs?
My friend is having problems with his LCD having motion blur and I am asking this for him. So, is there anything he can get to fix it without buying a new TV?
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Answer by Texperson
Blur is usually the result of a weak signal being fed into the tv. If he can boost his signal, it may help.
Otherwise the 120hz tvs are supposed to help in that area.
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Question by barronn30: Are there parental lock options for the latest HDTVs?
I ordered this HDTV, Sony Bravia S Series 32 inch, and I was wondering if there is any parental locks option for it. Like could I set a password to my TV so everytime the TV is switched on, it will play nothing unless the password is put in?
Or does anyone own a HDTV with this option?
I want to have this option available to prevent people from using my stuff without permission.
Thanks for the help.
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Answer by Code Napkin
I know for sure the LG LH20 series TV has a lock system for their TV’s (I own one).
And after looking at Sony’s website, it appears your 32″ Bravia S series does have parental controls.
Good luck with your HDTV!
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Question by …: What is the best service out there that has phone, internet, and satellite TV for a low price?
I live in Texas and was planing on getting an internet, TV and phone at the same time.
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Answer by Nathan
AT&T, except their tv isn’t satellite, it’s cable, but that also means that you won’t “lose signal” I have AT&T and haven’t had a black screen yet (unless I didn’t get that channel)
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Question by Katie: Are there any small HDTVs that can connect to wireless internet?
I want to buy a small HDTV (32″ max, the smaller the better) no more than 0 that can connect to wireless internet. I want to be able to watch Netflix and HBO Go on it. That’s it. I don’t want any cable service. Is this possible?
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Answer by Michael G
http://store.sony.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10551&storeId=10151&langId=-1&productId=8198552921666273502#specifications
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Question by David H: Are there any dvd players/ recorders that allow you to manually change the aspect ratio?
I don’t like widescreen, so I want to be able to change a dvd to full screen instead of seeing the black bars. Are there any players or recorders that would let me do this?
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Answer by spiders
only if your dvd player has for 4:3 and 16:9 screen.
regarding the black bars when i have that i use the zoom feature on my dvd remote.
try zooming
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