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Hmm, my Monitor Out keeps turning on every time I change channels with my Tivo and none of my shows are recording....:frowning: Chip-

Ray and Ernest, thanks a ton! I had forgotten that I was using a a splitter when it came into my house as a temporary solution until I got an adapter to hook up to male ends together. Well, the splitter was a 5-1000mhz, not sure if that was what the problem was, but I replaced it with an inline...

Bill, not the answer I was looking for, next time lie to me:emoji_thumbsup: Thanks(for real), Chip-

What's a diplexer? Chip-

Background: I have a triple LNB RCA Oval Sat Dish. I have 3 cables running from the Sat Dish to 3 Sat Receivers. The dish can handle 4 total receivers, and I have coaxial plugges into the first, second and fourth hook up. The Setup: In my TV room, I have an HDTV setup, Sony HDTV and an RCA...

Is it possible to have the HDTV out(VGA) AND the S-Video out both sending out the picture at the same time? Reason is this, I have Tivo, which we all know doesn't do HDTV. So I want to run my HD cables directly to my TV and the S-Video directly to my Tivo. Also, even when I turn off the HD...

Really? Halo is 480p? I could have sworn it said 1080i on the box...oh well. Here's a pic of what lense striping is, incase the name doesn't give you a clear enough picture: Link Removed

It sure is. possibly one of the softest rugs I've ever stepped foot on. Too bad you can't see the TV when you're lying on it...

LOL, Adil. Yeah, my speaker situation is a little weird. I used to have the single cube bose and a Cambridge Soundworks center, but they matched horribly. And my dad had a set of Accoustimas 7's in a closet, so I am borrowing them for the time being. The AM-7's are so-so, but they sound way...

I figure the Subject of this thread will surely grab Gregg's attention. And since he did such an insane job calibrating my very uncalibrated 57xbr10w, I wanted to make sure he knew how much I appreciated him fitting me into his weekend down here in Mass. Gregg has already been established in...

While I don't know much about the signal strength of your area, I do know that because it is a digital signal, the data being received is either going to get there, or it isn't, not like analog signals where it can "kind of" get there, and you end up with a picture and sound but you may...