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Kinda late response, but just in case you are still having problems I do have a couple of thoughts. 1) The AIW has three inputs (CATV, Composite, S-Video) if I recall correctly. where: CATV = Cable input with sound / video Composite = Video only S-Vdideo = Video only 1) I'm guessing...

Kahlil, You may be complicating things more than you need to. In simple term; 1) ALL TV's will have NTSC tuners, (can't be called a TV otherwise) 2) Some TV's have dual tuners (NTSC) and will be advertised as such 3) Therefore, any ATSC TV will have full NTSC tuning functionality...

I think that you are safe Bud. The Mits xx515's have seperate color memory for DVI, and I "assume" the same would be true for the xx315's. Maybe this is just a Plasma thing :thumbsdown: Although, the xx515 line seems to have the same problem (no permanent settings) with the Firewire IEEE-1394...

Try this to see if you can narrow down the problem, by elimnation Startup items. I'd suggest that you try eliminating ALL of them first, then add them back one at a time. Eliminate ALL Startup Items 1) Start in Safe Mode (no networking needed) 2) Click: Start -> Run 3) Type: msconfig...

Jeff, My box comes tomorrow, so maybe I will have a definite answer. Meanwhile, $200 is a bit pricey for me. In the analog world my (not too precise) eyes/ears can agree that cables can make a significant difference. However, for these purposes HDMI = DVI = Digital, and bits is bits, so its a...

Hopefully you have figured this out by now, but just in case.. You could just use the Composite Video & Analog Audio connectors to connect these together. If you don't have them already, you will need two inexpensive A/V cables and connect them like this. Cable 1 DVR --> VCR Y VOut - Vid...

:) Thanks for asking a good question Kevin! But, before you relax and spends you money on RP LCD.... I believe they have a replaceable bulb also. Although I'm not sure what the life expectancy is, I KNOW that it's not up to the CRT levels. Good Luck 53" Sony RP-CRT - 9 years and going....

Eric, your temps of 90/102 is that Faranheit or Celceius? Big difference, since 90F is cool and 90C is deadly. Also, is the machine shutting down, or is just the video shutting down?

No, MS licensing requires you to buy a new XP license/CD. Since you have to ask, then YES you will lose your saved data/programs. This is the safe assumption to take, so backup before doing anything. K

First the obvious, -- Don't worry unless you really plan on using these ports. I find that I never use the Front panel audio ports, but thats just my setup. Second, you should have jumpers preinstalled between: L-Out -> Bline_Out_L and R-Out -> Bline_Out_R These route the sound to the...

For IE6.x at least, just ... Put the cursor on the toolbar, and Right-Click. -> Choose "Customize" -> Select the icon from the right column, and select "Remove" K

What platform? PC, PS2, XBOX? K

Mike - a couple of suggestions. 1) I'm no writer, but it would help readers a bit if you would make smaller paragraphs. Maybe 3-4 sentences. 2) Remove the 120Gb, using the 20Gb as master and boot from WinXP Setup Boot Disks 3) Install XP to the 20Gb 4) Add the 120Gb (as slave) and do...

I DL'd 3.4 a week before the 3.5 release, and was just getting to purchase it - but I anxiously awaited the builtin support in 3.5 for a serial cable box connection. So, when I got the email that 3.5 it seemed like a good idea to try it. Wow, I had nothing but trouble from day one. Part of it...

Looking at your list of power eaters - (Video, Tuner, 1 HD, 1 DVD) - I doubt if you will really need 450w. But then again, power supplies are cheap insurance. (I'm running a AMD 2200, with 2 DVD drives, floppy and 4 HDs using a 420w with no problems.) Get a 350w minimum, and you will be fine...

Sorry to hear you are still struggling with the printer. Contrary to contemporary logic, I find it best to seperate this into 2 distinct areas, and attack them one at a time. First, you have the PC to Linksys Print Server connection, and then the actual Konica printer itself...

Glenn is correct, of course... you can use what you have and get it working. If you were not connecting a color laser, I'd let it drop. But you are spending $1k and deserve your monies worth. So, as it stands, any print functions will be limited to what the Linksys print server supports...

If my memory serves me correctly, the problem will be the Intel 440BX chipset. I wasted money on my machine a couple years ago and regret every minute/dollar of it. Strongly suggest you buy a new motherboard/memory and save yourself some aggravation. Here is a place to start if you are...

Interesting choice you made, since you have both an intelligent network (ethernet) ready printer and a separate wireless print server. ASSuming you already have a wireless network router installed, and functioning, then the answer to your question is YES. Existing router --(wireless)->...

Assuming you have a sound card properly installed, it just depends on which OS you are using. For example, under Windows XP it is as simple as - Control Panel --> Sounds and Audio Devices --> check box "place volume icon on taskbar" K

:) You can plug your printer into the Linksys with an Ethernet cable, and solve all of your problems. K

You might want to try this site for building a CDBart's Boot CD

Chuck - I don't want to insult you, or your buddy, but I'd urge you to NOT worry about the partitions. :thumbsdown: You have very, very, very little to gain and EVERYTHING to lose. Most experts :D actually suggest that you create multiple partitions - 1 for Windows, and another where you...

Good point on the battery, I've never gotten more than 1 hour myself, even when they were new. Anyway, I've had a Port Universal Auto/Air power adapter for many years, which has adapters for every major laptop, and works in a car's lighter, as well as on those finicky plane connections. I...

Excellent idea, in theory. The only problem that I've seen is being able to find a cheap laptop that has a DVD drive, AND the corequisite s/w drivers. In general, if you find that it will give you decent playback. For example, my old Toshiba Portege (266 or 366Mhz) works just fine with the...

I hope you did'nt jump and ring that doorbell too fast Steven. It is always possible that your neighbour has an innocent explanation, such as: a) He powered on his laptop and it magically connected to the 'net! :D b) Same, but is oblivous to being connected :cool: c) He has his own...

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One idea - Make sure that you have ActiveX Controls enabled in your Internet Options. Better yet use the IE default security, (if you can stand it): Tools -> Internet Options -> Security -> Default Level (Internet Zone)

Hmmm, In short - Yes. In real life, everyone has a slightly different opinion, especially when it concerns firewalls, etc.. So, expect to receive differing alternatives on what you could do. My 2cents -> Basically, I have done everything you listed for the past 3-4 years and never had...

John - You did the right thing! S:) The buffer setting just uses a bit more memory, and makes it take longer before starting the playback. This is neccessary on slower machines and/or network connections. Doe'snt really cause any other problems that I know of.