Hdmi Converter Switch
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ViewHD Two Input HDMI to RGB Component YPbPr / VGA 2x1 Switch Converter Support 5.1CH Surround Sound $80.95 ViewHD proudly introduces this Newest and Best HDMI to Component / RGB / YPbPr / VGA 2X1 Switch Converter This newer model is "VHD-H2YVs" with two upgrades: Features: |
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Esky 7-Inch TFT LCD Monitor plus 2 Night Vision Rear-View Cameras $135.99 FEATURES: - Professionally designed system with industrial leading components/parts.- CCD camera with 2.1mm wideangle lens. This offers a super wide field of view angle at 120°. Most other manufacturers use 3.6mm or 2.8mm lens, the view angle is much narrower. You can see more areas by using 2.1mm lens- Builtin 18 IR LEDs for over 20ft nightvision view.- Heavyduty 20M (66ft) video + power cable w... |
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 Pelican XBox 360 PS3 HDMI SMART QUICK SWITCH Adapter HDTV Converter BluRay DVD  US $17.02
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 HD Composite and S video to HDMI Converter Video to HDMI Switch US $53.39
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Cable TV problem...mainly picture and sound.?
We have recently gotten an HDTV and switched from basic cable to digital cable with an HDDVR box. On occasion, especially with the recordings, our picture and sound is not very good. The picture looks fuzzy and the sound is breaking up like a speaker is blown. It is not like this on all channels, just some of them. I was wondering if it could be the cable connection. We are using the same cable connection cord from the wall that we used on the old tv and basic cable, it is at least five years old. If it is what do we need to replace with to get the best picture and sound? If not what else could be the problem? I do have a HDMI cable from the converter box to the TV so it is not that connection. (We use Comcast by the way)
Are the channels that are affected always bad?
Does it happen on all TVS in the home?
If they are between channel 2-99, try going direct from the wall to the TV. If the signal improves, it is an issue caused by the box.
Once you have checked these items, call Comcast and explain the situation. You pay for all channels and they must repir it. Unless it is your TV.
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