Is my regza tv model 32rv635d hd ready or full hd.

Refer its user manual for details. See its specification page. Try this link to download the manual. http://www.regza-asia.com/pdf/LCDTV/AV600/AV600_OM.pdf

ok...so do you want to work this out? the user manual speaks to this...

why supply 13volt is not out,but 5v is working

This REGZA 42" 42HL167 has ATSC digital tuner built-in. when you set the TV to scan for channels, you must set the source to AIR, not CABLE. Since the Digital TV signals use the Old UHF band for transmission, your amplifier is made for this band? Try it without th amp first.

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I Have a tosshiba regza 42" . But when we try to go onto atv it will not let me as its not highlighted and can only get digital. the reason i want atv is to get a spare channel to bring sky through Thanks

check to see if it is set to vcr or dvd at the switch on the top left corner.

There is no easy (read: cheap) solution for this. Especially because your TV is so big, the only thing that will look good on it is something that plays at the very least 720p HD output.

I don't know what your DVD player model is, but you want an upconverting DVD player, and even then, the quality will not be full HD. The only thing that is full 1080p HD on the market today is Blu-Ray, and game consoles like XBox 360 and PS3.

As for the sports, it depends on the TV you bought. If the deal was too good to be true for a 52" TV, you probably got one with a low Hz, or a high refresh rate. This means that the images played don't update quick enough for high motion video like action movies and sports, which is why it's blurry. Mine has a 3ms response time, by comparison.

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There is an easy way to adapt the cable.

Any good computer shop will have the adaptor.

Take the HDMI cable to them, and tell them you want an adaptor to go to composite signal.

(I know that they're made, many of the graphics cards I use to build computers come with that cable adaptor)

You also might try Best Buy or Radio Shack, but you might not have much luck with them.

you haven't got any speakers close to your tv have you? it sounds like magnetic inteference??

The LCD screen itself often cost more then the tv set itself. If you have accidental insurance you might see if they cover this, otherwise this will make a nice lava lamp like art display for a bedroom wall.......