Toshiba 50HDX82 50" Rear Projection Television "tv accept hdmi" Questions

...TV will not accept a VGA input. A cable converting HDMI to DVI would also require that you break out the L + R audio channels, too. The one I mentioned above does this all for you with no degradation ...

...accept any hdmi cables wont take any hdmi cables Not all TV's have the hdmi capability. This simply means you will have to use the plugs abailable. If you are not sure how to proceed take the manual ...

...TV has a native resolution of 720p which means it can accept a 720p image and not need to scale it, so the picture will look the best at 720p but will support 1080i. I would use component cables to ...

...blu-ray player to the television. If your tv does not have an HDMI input the tv is probably to old and will not accept 1080P. If it does have an HDMI connection it should display a minimum of

accept a Monster DVI/HDMI adapter. Any input would be aprecciated. I have the same TV and my HDMI to DVI worked fine, it took some doing in the ps3 setup, but it worked, send me more on what happened,

...should be able to get to the dvd menu and set the HDMI output from auto to a format that your TV will accept. Then go back to the HDMI input and see if you have a picture. Let me know if that

...TV does not accept or process HDMI signals. It is best you can get a HDMI to VGA convertor which is not very expensive and can solve the issue.Please visit the nearest electronic store and get one ...

HDMI cable to your TV and the problem you are having is that the DEVICE MENU is not coming up properly to switch from one device like ANT1 to HDMI 1...I had this problem recently and all it takes is a

...Hdmi with remote going through input and can't find Check out this page http://pdf.textfiles.com/manuals/STARINMANUALS/JVC/Archive/AV-48P776,%20AV-56P776.pdf Could be that the pixels on the Ipad are ...

...tv: Just replaced with new color wheel and the lamp is newer -6months old. When I plug in the hdmi cable, I get picture but no sound. However, if I plug in the coax, I get both, but if I use the ...