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Doug, I just became a cablevision subscriber this month and have the digital package. The Scientific America box has three video outputs that can be used at the same time - a S-Video jack and rca jack to play through monitors plus the standard F-type connection through channel 3. It also has...

Thanks Tim and John for getting back to me. I took Jeff's advice and purchased a standard push-button a/b switch from Radio Shack which did the trick. While used for video the switch works fine sending a single 5.1 signal to two a/v receivers using 75-ohm coaxial cable. Connect the cable...

Jeff, thanks for the quick feedback. I have been looking for a switchbox but have only come across a/v ones for stereo or optical cable. If I used a switchbox and only connect the 75 ohm audio cable to the left channel input/outputs, would this do the trick?

My digital cable box has just one digital (coaxial) output. When connecting a splitter to feed the 5.1 signal to both my HT systems audio was fine on one receiver but did not come through on the other (even though it indicated receiving a digital signal). When the coaxial was connected directly...

I know of three lines of Panasonic DVD players that broke down after a year - their second generation players (A110 and A310 models) and the RV-31 (after 13 months it stopped reading discs and displayed the code "HO2"). This wasn't just my bad luck - a forum in HTF on the RV-31 showed this was...

Jeff, can't thank you enough for your advice about the bi-directional splitter and the radio shack link. I just subscribed to digital TV and the regular video splitter caused a sight deteriation in picture quality. Connecting a 10db video booster made it too strong. I never heard of...

Like Andy, I live in NYC, but in the Bronx, which is serviced by Cablevision. I had been subscribing to a local dish service which did not provide surround sound and so-so picture quality, so when I saw Cablevision now offered digital service I changed carriers. Andy can get the YES network...

Like Andy, I live in NYC, but in the Bronx, which is serviced by Cablevision. I had been subscribing to a local dish service which did not provide surround sound and so-so picture quality, so when I saw Cablevision now offered digital service I changed carriers. Andy can get the YES network...

My RV31 died on me last week. It suddenly stopped reading discs and after several attempts at reloading the code "H02" came on. I called Panasonic and was told how to reset the machine - it did not help. From other websites I have learned this is common with the RV31 line. It's a shame, too...

I needed a replacement for my Panasonic RV-31S which broke a little more than a year after I got it (like many others, I get code H02). I saw the Sharp DV-S1U (the silver counterpart to the DV-S2U) at Wholesale Liquidators for $69.99. Because it was for my smaller HT system I took a chance...