20 Most Recent Acer AT2001 20 in. EDTV-Ready LCD Television - Page 8 Questions & Answers

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Just pick one not both, HDMI is an all in one cable for sound and picture.
S video cable is for just video and you would also need to red and white cables with it　
　
　
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I can tell you that your HDTV is definitely dtv ready. Models that are new enough to display a 1080 picture will definitely have a tuner that reads the new digital format. If you hook up a regular antenna to your HD tv, you will be able to search for, find and watch HDTV channels. The availability of free hd channels is limited to what is broadcast in the area that you live in.

Unfortunately, this does not mean that you will not need a cable box from a provider. This is because not only do cable providers provide channels, but they scramble signals so that you can only see the channels you pay for.

For example I have two HDTVs. One is upstairs and plugged into the cable socket in the wall. One is downstairs and plugged into a box from my cable company.

Upstairs with no cable box, I can search for channels in the setup and the tv will show many channels that aren't just numbered like "13" or "48" but had a dash in them like "4-10". This is the new format. I can see all the 'basic cable' channels as well as the listen to the music-only digital channels the cable company provides. I cannot access any of the HD channels from this TV, even though I pay for them.

Downstairs, through the cable box, I can watch all the HD channels I pay for, and the box also translate the digital channels like "4-10" to the regular numbering system we are all used to.

I hope that helps.

your computer must be set up to display images to another playback unit - i.e. tv. go into display proprerties and choose "another" video display. right now the laptop is only set to display to your laptop.

Someone told me to use the settings in the "graphics tab" (for multiple monitors) not the settings in the "properties tab". Both allow multiple monitor configurations. Two minutes later and high have a 42" LCD HD monitor!

..hmm, your user guide:

http://www.gadgetsmanual.com/acer-aspire-1700-series-users-guide.html

..tour of your specs from acrobatplanet.com :

http://www.acrobatplanet.com/manual-ebooks/acer-aspire-1700-series-user-s-guide.html

Check out above under "Multi-media", you have (4th bullet and 7th bullet) 'audio input and output jacks' + '2 stereo speakers & subwoofer'.

Might want to tell a good service center about that sound issue since
a NO SOUND problem might indicate not only 'bad stereo speakers' but
since you have a sub-woofer, that circuit might have blown (along with significant parts of your output audio).

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Go to display properties and enable your secondary display

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just clean the 15 pin connector in the cpu end

Chek that your adapter is not dead. The computer may have experienced a dead adapter. In this case consult a computer support centre

Check Acer's website they should have it up somewhere there

For the scroll option there should be a vertical division marked for the purpose. If there is a division, check if the drivers are installed properly.

you may check this website for the parts reference:
http://shop.ebay.ca/items/__acer-ASPIRE-DVD_W0QQ_kwZacerQQ_kwZASPIREQQ_kwZDVDQQ_ckwZL3600?_trksid=p3286.m104.l1198
how to change the DVD drive:
1) take only one scraw at back of laptop, there is near DVD plug edge, then pull out the drive.
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Go to a computer/electronics store. Ask for a Bluetooth USB Adapter , they shouldn't cost more than 10$

Go to this link, it has the user manual for your laptop courtesy of Acer:

http://www.acerpanam.com/synapse/forms/portal20.cfm?recordid=1220&formid=3425&website=AcerPanAm.com&siteid=7117&words=all&keywords=&areaid=2

if its happening when the tuner is in use then its in the video demo part of the board . do you have a trvm, scope , signal generator ? do you have basic electronics training ? you will need to do some troubleshooting please let me know..... if you plan to rate this answer please rate a 3 or 4 stars this will help keep me in the paid answer department thank you

This seems to be a rare remote to find.
Only one place sells a remote that will work with your GO VIDEO.
Here's the link:
New Original Go Video TA2050 Remote Control $48.95 - 1-800-Remotes

The remote cost a little much. But, it's the only one out there.
Sorry I can't help more with this problem.

go to www.acer.com choose support ... then select the model of computer you have and if they make vista drivers for that device they will be there