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A converter box converts from analog TV to digital TV only. Even though that digital TV signal carries high def content, it will not be high def when it comes out of the converter box. If you have or are buying a high def TV that doesn't have a tuner (a monitor), then you need to buy a HD tuner...

A converter box converts from analog TV to digital TV only. Even though that digital TV signal carries high def content, it will not be high def when it comes out of the converter box. If you have or are buying a high def TV that doesn't have a tuner (a monitor), then you need to buy a HD tuner...

A converter box converts from analog TV to digital TV only. Even though that digital TV signal carries high def content, it will not be high def when it comes out of the converter box. If you have or are buying a high def TV that doesn't have a tuner (a monitor), then you need to buy a HD tuner...

Whatever antenna you are using, is inadequate to pick up the signal. http://www.antennaweb.org/aw/welcome.aspx You have said nothing about the antenna you have so I can't be more specific than this, but you need to check the website above. An outdoor antenna that can be aimed to maximize the...

The best antenna to buy is one that is selected based upon your location and specific needs. Any other way of selecting an antenna is likely to leave you very unhappy and just waste money. If you want to understand exactly how to select an antenna, start by putting your address in here...

my laptop wasn't on and i have a very short memory. Susie perry recommended a cooking website in which you put in what food you have in your cupboards and it gives you recipes. anyone remember what it was called. This was on the gadget show about 30 min ago

My cars tail-lights and dashboard lights went out. After replacing all the fuses the lights came back on but went out again after five minutes. Was looking for an explanation as to why this happened and if anyone has a link to a picture of what fuses belong where on the 2001 dodge neon. Thanks

What you need is a composite video switch with stereo audio. Here is one but you can use google to find many others. http://www.startech.com/item/SVID410IR-4-to-1-Composite-S-Video-and-RCA-Audio-Switch.aspx

That green power light is giving you an error code that you need to pay attention to and get resolved. It is telling you something you should not ignore. No, there is no "code" to make it go away, other than by fixing the issue it is trying to call your attention to.

Some do complain. Lets skip all of that though and can you tell us about what sort of antenna you have (inside or outside and if possible, go out and count the number of horizontal pieces it has in it)? Also, give us your ZIP code and what stations that you want to receive that you can't. We...

If you look at page 56 in your manual, you will see it has a NTSC tuner only. That is the old analog tuner format meaning this will not work out of the box, unless you have a converter for it.

Some devices still use electrical power even when they are turned off. If your cell phone charger is plugged it (even of the cell phone isn't), the transformer which is why the plug end is usually so large, still dissipates a very small amount of power. Things like a DVR, TV, etc typically use...

My blu ray player has an S-Video connection. Though I don't know WHY anyone would want to use S-video to connect it to an old standard def TV nor do I know how common it is. So if the blu ray and the TV has the same type of video connection, then your old TV will be able to hook up and play...

Look for an HDMI switch. There is no such thing as a HDMI splitter switch.

Look for an HDMI switch. There is no such thing as a HDMI splitter switch.

You need an RS232 port or something like the hardware for a USB to rs232 conversion and then you need terminal software to run whatever hardware you decide on. Then you need the control codes to send to the DVD player. To increase your chances that it will all work together, I'd decide of the...

Once again... Do you have any experience with the troubleshooting and repair of electronics? If the answer is no, forget it. (and the answer is already clear by your posting of the question)

the development of a storm hydrograph will vary depending on several factors including the shape of the river valley (a steep sided valley will get rain into the river much quicker than a shallow one) and as you mention the local geography of the three examples you have given there will be...

A protection circuit in the TV is tripping to protect itself. If you want to watch this TV again, you need to get it to a Mitsubishi facility.

No, scart is an old standard def interconnection method. If you do not have HDMI/DVI, then your next best method is component video. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Component_video