Q. I am trying to get my Samsung tv to connest to my surround sound receiver. This tv only has RGB and RW INS and no outs so how do i get the receiver to pick up the sound???? The HDMI are ins also and not outs.
A. HDMI can carry sound. IF the receiver is a fairly recent one that has HDMI in and out, you are in luck. The purpose of the receiver having HDMI is to extract the audio for decoding and to select between hdmi inputs. You can tell a receiver of this type by whether or not it can decode the two BluRay codexes, DTS-HD and Dolby TrueHD. In this case, you connect all devices to the receiver and it does the selection.
If the receiver isn't this type, then it depends on the devices. Many receivers can receive multiple inputs. Set your receiver up to a different input and it will play the audio.
If the receiver isn't this type, then it depends on the devices. Many receivers can receive multiple inputs. Set your receiver up to a different input and it will play the audio.
How do I make my Samsung TV to be full screen?
Q. I set have a Samsung Flat Screen Television and I have already changed my screen ratio to 16:9 already but it's still not full screen. The left and right sides of my screen are black. When I bought my television you could watch TV in full screen but I think it got changed by accident.
A. most TV's I know use the # key on the remote to cycle between viewing modes. Try that on your Sammy.
Will a wireless repeater relay internet to my Samsung TV instead of a wireless bridge?
Q. Most suggestions for internet hookup suggest a wireless bridge, but I wondering whether or not the "typically" cheaper wireless repeater would be an alternative. Also, please explain in layman's terms the difference between a repeater and a bridge.
A. I´ve tried Internet television now for a while and definitely think it is both the cheapest and best. I´ve also found a super good link.
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