Twitter: twitter.com (CLICK "SHOW MORE"!) Facebook: on.fb.me This tutorial video will show you how to connect a laptop (Mac or PC) to an HDTV to essentially use it a giant computer monitor. I also show you how to get the computer audio playing through the TV speakers or a stereo system and how to get the best picture resolution on a Mac. With the living room TV setup as a computer display you will be able to watch all you favorite movies, show slideshow of your vacation pictures and more on one massive screen. Enjoy the video and if you liked it please show your support by commenting, giving it a thumb up, and subscribing to my channel! If you decide to do it yourself here are just a few websites of where you can get the parts needed: Stereo Headphone 3.5mm Plug Splitter: amzn.to HDMI to DVI Cable: bit.ly DVI to Mini Display Port Adapter: bit.ly Y-Adapter, Phono Jacks to Stereo 1/8" Plug: amzn.to
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How to connect a multimedia computer for your home theater, tips and expert advice on connecting video equipment and audio entertainment systems in this free educational video. Expert: Reggie Hayes Bio: Reggie Hayes research and development of home theater systems since 1995. He also worked on a TV retail and home theater equipment for consumers. Director: Reggie Hayes
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Disclaimer
Before I begin, I would say that I prefer to use a wired connection whenever possible. Mobile is subject to many sources of interference, especially in urban areas and some suburban areas where there are many different wireless signals can interfere. The interference can come from cellphones and cellphone towers. Even the wireless devices in the home of a close neighbor or apartment can cause interference.
Begin
I'll show you howconnect your PC to your TV wirelessly. The best camera I could find for the wireless transmission of audio to your stereo also includes a video card. The PC-4000 wireless Grandtec GWB television system has been designed to allow computer presentations, games and surfing the Web to professional displays in televisions or video projectors. The device is currently sold online for $ 149. (Cable connections can be made for under $ 30).
Grandtec offerswith all cables and connectors you need to connect your PC to your TV and stereo. It also includes manuals for setting up everything, but I'll talk about the process anyway.
Parameters: Safety First
Remember to turn off the computer, stereo and television to make this connection. Make sure the connection process is completed before activating any of these devices. There is little risk of injurybut your electronics are much more sensitive.
Setting: The Basics
The Grandtec GWB-4000 has two boxes. One connects to the output video and audio on your computer, and another box to connect to the audio and video input on your TV or stereo audio inputs of your home. If you have a home audio - video player in your home entertainment system, the box can be connectedtoo. Each box has its own power adapter.
As with all wireless devices work best when there is little obstruction between the transmitter and receiver. PRG-4000 has a range of 125 to 150 feet, but too many walls and heavy equipment directly between the two boxes will be reduced reception quality. I found microwave ovens and refrigerators are the largest interference. Try to imagine a line drawn between the two boxes and see ifdevices directly on the line. If so, try to place the boxes so that the imaginary line that is released as possible. Place both boxes so close to each other as possible.
Configuration: PC through
PRG-4000 is a kit box that connects to the back of the computer. Although the painting has a range of 100 feet to try to position so that there are few barriers between him and the box that connects to your TV.
As for the image on the right, whichConnect the PC audio forever (sound) cable in file-out Green Line connection to the back of your PC, and the other end of the cable to your mini stereo jack in the box.
If you connect to your TV, unplug the cable from your computer screen on the back of the computer, always set the VGA pass-through cable to the same connection on the PC. The other end is connected to the converter box analysis. ViewThere is a link that is in the pass-through cable to plug your PC monitor.
Connect the power adapter into the PC box and the wall outlet or power strip / surge protector.
Setup: The Far Side of the TV
The TV picture: The box that connects to the stereo or TV is connected to composite video (yellow). Connect the composite video cable supplied with the video to your TV or homevideo connection - alternate audio video receiver. They have an S-too. Use the S-video cable if you can think of no better quality.
There are red and white RCA (audio) splitter box audio oon. Connect the RCA cables supplied with the connection of proper color (red to red, white to white) and do the same with the audio available to all on your TV or stereo.
Some of these expensive stereo receivers moreTVs have multiple connections, and you can see the link labeled "Video 1" and "Video 2". If you use the PRG-4000 audio and video kit if it connects to "Video 1" to also use "Audio 1". numbers do not match or video will result in no sound or no video.
Like any
Turn on the computer and the stereo or television and followinstructions supplied with the kit to get the best sound and picture quality possible for your installation. There are several channels to transmit GWB-4000, and want to know what gives you the best results. Some urban areas may have more sources of interference. Also, do not have the volume to load on your TV or stereo, the levels of initial volume on a PC may be too high and can damage your audio from your TV or your stereo, so I always starta small volume before putting in place.
If you have problems, you can try to get in touch with a home theater in your area to help you.
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In the not too distant past, stereo receivers is used to connect components to your home stereo system and switching between them, but times have changed in the field of home entertainment in recent years only . Today, a stereo receiver or digital receiver, and is sometimes called, is also expected to manage the video inputs from any number of devices and be able to route the TV too. Also todayReceivers> should be able to decode the surround sound and the support of at least 5 speakers and a subwoofer. It is a challenge, and also much to communicate, we'll discuss how to connect the digital receiver to your home theater system.
If you buy an all-in-one home theater system together, probably will not have much trouble moving things because everything is usually ready for you in the instructions and all components must fit very well. But if you arebuild your own home theater package is composed of different elements, you must plan ahead and buy the right equipment to do the job.
As the receiver is in question, make sure you buy one with the number of connections needed to manage all system components. For video, almost all receivers provide a connection for a DVD player, VCR and cable box or satellite, but also the plan to connect a digital cameracamcorder, video game console or digital video recorder? If yes, you have enough inputs for all these teams too. And you can expect to pay more for that additional connections are many, but if that's what you need, the cost is worth it.
Now, you must be sure that the types of connections are sure what you want. Almost all video equipment can be connected via a standard composite cable, but if you want better video quality use an S-video connection instead. Having a good mix of input connections between the two can be a good idea since most video camcorders should not be of the highest quality anyway.
On the audio, many digital receivers come with surround sound decoders built into the unit and is often the easiest solution. Make sure the digital connection of system components to match the input connection > Receiver. is usually either an optical or coaxial connection. Make sure that anything, which correspond to the two ends.
Next, make sure the speaker connections sufficient for the speaker configuration unit. To use the new format 6.1 or 7.1 surround sound system that have speaker connections on your receiver enough to supply all the separate speakers.
Once you have the right equipment with the right connections, the installation is the> Receiver is a question of staying organized on the fly. May be a good idea to label each set of cables at both ends to remember what happens where. And remember to keep a straight polarity when installing the speakers as well. Each speaker has a "+" and "-" terminal to ensure that they correspond to the appropriate terminal on the receiver or the sound quality will be affected.
Here are some guidelines to be as well planned and organized as possible may helpnot only buy the digital receiving equipment suitable for the installation of home cinema, but also successfully installed.
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If you really want to feel the thrill of watching a movie at home, then you need a surround sound system.
You can already big screen in his room, but if they are unable to listen to the soundtrack at its best, then you miss half the fun!
However, many people think that installing a surround sound system is very difficult - and it's too complicated for them to communicate.
Well, not so difficult - to keep these pointsI understand what you need to get your own set of surround sound.
1. Decide on the surround sound settings you want.
Have a more modern 5.1 surround soundtrack - for a 5.1 speaker system speaker configuration is most common that people have. This system has six speakers - a center speaker, left and right, surround left and right and a subwoofer (for bass). However, others are common configrations 7.1 and 7.2 surround sound system.
2. Buying aAV receiver / amplifier and speaker package - or a home theater in a box.
The AV receiver is the amp for the speakers - and the processor 5.1 surround soundtrack. You must purchase a 5.1 speaker package separately to connect to the amp - and the speaker cable too likely. The main advantage of an AV receiver that can connect many external devices to it - like DVD players, Blu-rayTV cable boxes, DVD recorders, etc.
A home theater in a box (HTiB) comes with amplifier, speakers and wiring in a single package - and often have built-in DVD / Blu-ray too. However, there is often little room for connecting other devices of this type of system.
3. Connect the system as a whole.
Connect the speakers to the receiver speaker output using a speaker wire. Be sure to connect the center speaker tocenter speaker, the front left to front left speaker output etc.
Connect the DVD player HDMI output of the first HDMI input on the receiver. This will send the DVD image and sound to the receiver.
Connect the HDMI output port on the AV receiver to the first (perhaps only) HDMI connection on the TV. AV receiver used to send the picture to the TV screen.
Perform automatic installation of speakers for your AV receiver(Most have this). This will send a test signal to the speakers around and strike a balance.
4. Play Movie!
5. How it
When you press play on the DVD, the video and audio signals are sent to the AV receiver's HDMI cable - make sure you select the correct input on your AV receiver and get a signal.
AV receiver sends the image to the TV - make sure you select the correct inputtelevision (TV can pass the appropriate input when the signal is received).
The AV receiver also sends audio to speakers. It should automatically receive the mixture of 5.1 on the DVD and send to the speaker system with surround sound.
Summary
So there you have it, a quick list of what you need to buy to get a surround sound system in your home - and how to connect everything together. If you need more detailed information on this process, then followClick on the links below.
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In the not too distant past, stereo receivers were only used to connect components to your stereo system and switching between them, but times have changed dramatically in the field of home entertainment in recent years only. Today, digital stereo receiver or receiver and is sometimes called, is also expected to handle video inputs from any number of devices and be able to route also television. Moreover, today> Receivers should be able to decode the surround sound and the support of at least five speakers and a subwoofer. It is a challenge, and a lot of switching up then we will discuss how to connect your digital receiver to your home entertainment system.
If you buy an all-in-one home theater package, you probably will not have much trouble putting things in place because it is not usually presented to you in the instructions and all components must correspond well. But if youbuild your own home theater package is composed of different elements, you need to plan ahead and purchase the necessary equipment to do the job.
As the receiver is in question, make sure you buy one that has the number of connections that have to drive all system components. For video, almost all receivers provide a connection for a DVD player, VCR, cable or satellite, but is also intended to connect a digital cameravideo camera, a video game console or digital video recorder, if so, you have enough inputs for all these teams too. And you can expect to pay more for the many extra connections, but if that is what you need, the cost is worth it.
Now you must be sure that the types of connections are what you want as well. Almost all the video equipment can be connected via standard composite cable, but if you want better video quality use an S-video instead. Having a good mix of input connections between the two can be a good idea for a video camera, most do not have to be of the highest quality anyway.
In terms of audio, many digital receivers come with surround sound decoders built into the unit and is often the easiest solution. Make sure the digital connection of the components of the system coincides with the input connection > Receiver. In general, an optical or coaxial. Make sure it is, which correspond to the two ends.
Next, make sure the speaker connections enough to drive your speaker setup. To use the new format 6.1 or 7.1 of its system that have enough speaker connections on your receiver to power all the speakers separately.
Once you have the right equipment with good contacts, actually installing> Beneficiary is a question of staying organized on the fly. Maybe a good idea to label each set of cables at both ends to remind you that the right place. And remember to keep a straight polarity when installing the speakers as well. Each speaker has a "+" and "-" terminal, make sure to match them correctly with the corresponding terminal on the receiver or the sound quality will be affected.
Here are some guidelines to be as well planned and organized as possible may helpnot only purchase equipment suitable for receiving digital entertainment system, but also successfully installed.
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In the not too distant stereo receivers were only used to connect components to your home stereo system and switching between them, but times have changed dramatically in the field of home entertainment recent years only. Today, a stereo receiver or a digital receiver as they are sometimes called, has to deal also with video inputs of any number of devices and be able to route also television. In addition, recipients must now haveability to decode the surround sound and support for at least 5 speakers and a subwoofer. It is a challenge, and as much contact, so let's discuss how to connect your digital receiver for home theater setup.
If you buy an all-in-one home theater system, are unlikely to have much trouble putting things because everything is generally designed so that in the instructions and components match very well. But if you put together your own homeTheater package consists of different components, then you need to plan and buy the right equipment to do the job.
Regarding the receiver, make sure you buy one with the number of connections needed to handle all system components. For video, almost all recipients to provide a connection for a DVD player, VCR and cable or satellite, but also plan to connect a digital camcorder, a video game console,or a digital video recorder? If yes, you have enough inputs for all these teams too. And you can expect to pay more for more connections, but if that's what you need, the cost is worth it.
Now, you must be sure that the connection types are what you want too. Almost all the video equipment can be connected via a standard cable compounds, but if you want to improve the quality of the video that you are using an S-videoinstead. Having a good mix of input connections between the two can be a good idea to have more camera May not be the best quality anyway.
On the audio front, many digital receivers come with surround sound decoders built into the unit and usually the easiest solution. Make sure the connection of digital audio components of the system coincides with the input connection of the receiver. Usually, this is either an optical orcoaxial connection. Make sure that whatever it is, which correspond to the two ends.
Then make sure you have speaker connections for driving the speaker setting. If you want to use the new format 6.1 or 7.1 surround sound system which will be the speaker connections on your receiver sufficient to supply all the speakers separately.
Once you have the proper equipment, good connections, the installation makes the receiver is a matter of staying organized on the fly. May be a goodthe idea to label each set of cables at both ends to remind you what happens when. And be sure to maintain polarity directly to install the speakers too. Each speaker has a "+" and "-" terminal, so make sure you match them correctly with the corresponding terminal on the receiver or sound quality will be affected.
After a few well-planned guidelines and be as organized as possible can help us not only the right to purchase the equipment for installing the digital receiver home theater, butalso properly install it.
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