Question by : Does a Blu Ray Reader/Writer for a home cinema system exist?
A couple of years ago, I bought a LG HDD and DVD recorder so that I can record my favorite TV shows onto either the hard drive or directly onto a DVD. I want to upgrade to blu ray discs, because the quality is so much better. Does a Blu Ray equivalent exist out there today?
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Answer by AVDADDY
Not for sale in the U S.
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Question by newbie: Optical audio connection to home theater receiver?
My new Toshiba HDTV has an Optical Audio Out to carry the audio to my receiver. My older Sony home theater receiver has an Optical jack labeled “Video 2 In”. I’m assuming that I can connect these two to take get the surround sound from off-air HDTV broadcast signals that I’m receiving on the Toshiba using an antenna. Can anyone verify that for me?
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Answer by Sett50
Yes, that should work…as long as the Video 2 in is in fact an optical jack. You would just need to set your receiver to the Video 2 setting in order to listen to the broadcast when you turn on your receiver. As far as surround sound, the broadcast that you’re getting from the off-air antenna needs to be broadcast in 5.1, 6.1 etc. and your receiver needs to also be capable of producing it. But overall, you should be good to go.
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Question by atanasgagov: What is a good home theater system for Projector?
I have a Projector not a TV. I am looking for a home theater system but I have problem canfiguring the speakers position, because my front speakers will be on the back……
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Answer by alex n
just because the projector is behind u dosnt mean the speakers are at the back,the image projected will be the same as a tv infront of u, im presuming u are doing this through an amp, just follow the amps setup and it will callibrate it for u i.e front left front right,surround left,surround right and finally subwoofer thats if your going for a 5.1 set if you get a 7.1 it will also set up the surround back speakers or speaker if 6.1, better amps wil include a setup mic.
as for whats best it all depends on budget and room size, if you let me know i can answer better xx
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Question by : How would I hook up an older LCD TV to a home theater system?
I have a Sylvania LCD TV (Model LC420SS8) with no HDMI out or Fiber Optic Cable jacks. I bought a new Sony Home Theater system (Model HT-CT150) and can’t get the sound to transfer from the TV to the Sound system. Are there any converters or settings I could change to fix this? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Answer by Khalil from Iran
on tv……AUDIO L,R OUT jacks.or LINE OUT
on home theater…..AUDIO L,R IN jacks or LINE IN select input on menu.
use an RCA double……..
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Question by skooal: What’s the best HD Ready home cinema projector at a mid-range price at the moment?
I am looking for a HD ready projector with Ceiling Bracket…
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Answer by MATTHEW B
I was at a friends house a few weeks back and he had a Sanyo 1080p projector that was just awesome projecting an HD image and had excellant black levels even in his dimly lit house. Sorry I don’t know the model number but he told me it cost him around 1,800 for the projector and the model had a sliding door in front of the lens itself. Do a searh at Sanyo for a projector at around that price and you should find it.
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