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April 23rd, 2008, 07:20 AM
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| im not a retard haha but seriously lol .. this is gna confuse u ... confused me ... on my TV and Downstairs TV the A/V in wnt play music, bt If i plug them into the DVD player's A/V Out and turn the DVD player on, I can stuff on my tv ... so i took da DVD Disc out and I got it on standby ... bt da problem with dis is ... when I have my DVI connected, I cnt have audio going through the scart as well ... so any suggestions? lol w.b The Doctor
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April 23rd, 2008, 07:41 AM
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April 23rd, 2008, 07:46 AM
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| hahaha ... women! lol ok right ... i think one of us is missing something here lol TV has DVD connected Via Scart (Y) Audio Left, Audio, RCA Cables plugged into DVD player ... works when DVD player is on, and the source is on the Scart (scart 1) If I plug in the RCA cables into the tv TV it self NOT the DVD player ... It just won't work .. no matter wt source I try ... this happens on BOTH TV's ... so yh ... u may carry on lol The Doctor
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April 23rd, 2008, 08:08 AM
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| OK. Every digital TV I have seen has groups of A/V connections. These groups are usually clearly displayed by an enclosing white border and clearly numbered by an encircled numeral. Generally, you cannot combine the video connection of one group with the audio from another. [Afterall, it would not do to have the audio from your Blu-ray disc to interfere with the video from your Wii game console.] HDMI carries both video and audio. Each HDMI port is a group unto itself. Your DVI-HDMI adapter should allow audio cables to be plugged-in so your HDMI cable delivers audio and video to your TV's HDMI port. |
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April 23rd, 2008, 08:13 AM
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| BUT ... lol ... From the iMac Min DVI to DVI blah blah to the TV's HDMI ... I loose ALL audio, I mean im like alredi 1/2 half way there ... remba I wnt have my cables and adapters for video for at least another week I shldnt think. and like the other dude said a bit earlier abt his set up ... his got a RCA cable and HDMI or DVI w/e. Write Back  The Doctor
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April 29th, 2008, 09:04 AM
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| GOT IT ALL (Y) connected to my 27" TV (Y) BUT ... it's either too big, too small or too stretched ... I want it so it fills the widescreen but doesn't stretch the windows, and so they look like there made to fit if you no what I mean. The Doctor
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April 29th, 2008, 10:39 AM
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| Further to what I said .. it made no sense ... I've got this perfect resolution on the TV (1280 x 720, 60 Hz NTSC millions of colours), not mirrored .. it's an extended desktop ... but the problem is ... if i pres the green "+" it makes it go bigga then can be shown on the screen, nd when i finally get round to resizing it everything looks great on the TV. The Doctor
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