June 3, 2008
Preparing to Install Your Home Theater System
So getting that new HDTV and Hi-Definition DVD player sure has you excited. Now that your home and everything is unboxed and sitting around you on the floor, you see the 50 or so colored jacks staring at you, saying, 0Plug me in!0 Yes, connecting your Home Theater system can be a daunting task, especially if you don0t know what should be hooked up for best quality.
Nearly every new HDTV on the market today will have a variety of connections on the back of the unit to get it hooked up and running in your house. Here0s a quick run-through of the connections you might see on the back of your new HDTV.
Analog Coaxial RF Connection: This is the lowest quality connection for your television. Basically it0s the old cable connection from the beginning of the Television Era. This connection will pass both audio and video in an Analog only format.
Composite Video: This is the yellow jack you see on the back of your TV, and it is also an Analog only connection that passes video only. This one cable combines the Chrominance and Luminance portions of a video signal and can […]
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