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You connect your comcast directly to the tv, along with the Panasonic blu ray disc player. Then connect your tv audio optical audio to the surround sound system. Providing that the system you have is not one of those home theater in a box. They are not design for you to connect anything to it...

If it is not an HDMI, component cable then you can go the the manufacturer website and purchase the cable. Cables for those home theater in a box are not a common cable. Hope this will help you out.

What you need is a receiver to connect the speaker to along with an IPOD dock for you to connect the IPOD to the receiver. If you only have one speaker then you will need another speaker to have stereo sound. If you can't find a matching speaker then look for a book shelf type speaker or even a...

Today's tv have only an optical audio output which has to be connected to a an optical input of a receiver. If your stereo receiver has an optical input then it should work. Hope this will help you out.

I have not touch any of my tvs setting coming from the factory. Keep in mind that not everyone has the same eye sight. Your owns eyes are the best judge on this. Hope this will help you out.

Check the owners manual of the speaker to find out what it is rated at, more than likely it is 8 OHM. Hope this will help you out.

I have not touch any of my tvs setting coming from the factory. Keep in mind that not everyone has the same eye sight. Your owns eyes are the best judge on this. Hope this will help you out.

If you just purchased the projector don't waste you time trying to fix it. It is under the factory warranty, let them fix it for you. If you try to fix it and break something your warranty is voided. Hope this will help you out.

If you just purchased the projector don't waste you time trying to fix it. It is under the factory warranty, let them fix it for you. If you try to fix it and break something your warranty is voided. Hope this will help you out.

Check the video connection on your tv, it might have come loose. Make sure that the video cable are firmly secured to the ports of the tv. Also check the connection at the other end of your connection. Hope this will help you out.

Check the video connection on your tv, it might have come loose. Make sure that the video cable are firmly secured to the ports of the tv. Also check the connection at the other end of your connection. Hope this will help you out.

Check the video connection on your tv, it might have come loose. Make sure that the video cable are firmly secured to the ports of the tv. Also check the connection at the other end of your connection. Hope this will help you out.

You are using a composite cable, which is the lowest quality of connect for the video and audio. You PS3 has an HDMI cable output, purchase yourself an HDMI cable and you will see a better picture and sound. That is if your tv has an HDMI cable input, if not you should have a component cable...

If the cable is lose then it can turn it off. Make sure they are firmly secured to the ports. Also check and see if you have a timer that can trigger it to turn off, like sleep. Hope this will help you out.

There are no selection on any tv that you can reduce the size of the picture on the tv. Check and see if you have the zoom feature turn on and reset to 16 X 9. Hope this will help you out.

Tv program does not have subtitles on them.

Tv program does not have subtitles on them.

Go online to home theater magazine and read the reviews on blu ray disc player. Panasonic BD-60 and the Sony PS3 are the best entry level blue ray disc player in the market today. Hope this will help you out.

You should have an optical audio output. No, you can not change the audio input to a audio output. Is your tv connected to a cable box or disc network? if so they should have an audio output that you can connect to your stereo. Keep in mind stereo is only two channel, the left and right and you...

Go online to Home Theater Magazine and read reviews on receivers. I favor the Onkyo over the Yamaha. Also look at the Pioneer Elite receivers. I have used Pioneer Elite and Onkyo receiver for many years and Pioneer is a higher quality. Integra is the higher end of the Onkyo line up. Hope this...