Cannot connect tv to wi-fi

Scott Hill

• 558 Answers
• Posted on Apr 27, 2008

SOURCE: Trying to connect digital audio output optical terminal to existing analalogue hi-fi amplifier

there should be on the tv out a red and white rca output or a coaxial, your yamaha my be too old to deal with the outputs on the tv. at the jvc website you can download the manual for this tv.

SOURCE: my 50 inch panasonic viera tv seems like it is

This set will do 1080P. If your external devices are set properly the set should automatically switch to there mode. Try chaning which inputs you are using, trying one device at a time. Use HDMI for you Blu-Ray and either HDMI or component for your Direct TV. Chek your setting for putput on both of these to make sure of your highest quality video. 1080P on the Blu-Ray 720P on the Direct( yes 720p is higher than 1080i).
If this does not reslove try doing a reset on youset.
Press and hold volume down on your TV and the menu button on the remote. The set runs a self check then displays the results. when finished unplug the set for about 30 seconds. when you plug the set back in and turn it on it will come up in the original set up mode. youe will have to reprogram your input setting channel scan ect. so try the other things first. I hope this helps.

SOURCE: How can i search something

Place the cursor in the Select field and then press the select button; this will bring bring up a keypad on the screen which you can work with the navigator or the remote keypad (like a mobile phone)

SOURCE: I bought the Panasonic 3D

looking at you laptop keyboard, you should be able to find a key that has a small picture of a monitor on it... normally will be one of the F or numeric keys... find this key first, then activate the external display function using that key (maybe by pushing the F key and the Key we found) typically for each time you click to activate that function, your computer will switch between three modes: internal + external, internal only or external only... good luck

SOURCE: I have a new samsung 40" led tv and i have

The specs say that it has an optical audio in on your home theater system. So the easiest way to hook up is to connect the optical audio out of your tv to the optical audio in of your home theater system and walla! What ever play on the tv will play on the home-theater system. You are looking for a Toslink optical audio cable
http://cgi.ebay.com/6-OPTICAL-FIBER-OPTIC-TOSLINK-DIGITAL-AUDIO-CABLE-6-FT-/370402436177