dalia p asked:


I have an Lg lh w551tb and its all working fine except the rear left and the rear right speakers, these speakers are connected to the Wireless RX. Wireless RX sends the information to Wireless TX and thats how sound is meant to be produced. Both of the blue lights are on which means everything is working fine,but it isn’t I’m not getting any sound from the back 2 speakers.
Please help

Titus

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Granville

cool g asked:


i brought my home theater from pakistan to canada with the video and audio cables, the audio is fine when i play any dvd but the video is moving constantly and it is abt 11 months old the home theatre
can anybody plz tell me wht is the problem? n how to solve it ?

Numbers

Hello to Danger asked:


i would like to connect my home theatre system(s-video,audio,video outputs)to an older tv with only a cable aux input,can i buy some type of adapter etc. to hear tv through home system?

Darnell

M. Jedediah asked:


Finding the perfect picture for your home theatre can be difficult, and it also depends what your definition of a home theatre is. For most individuals, a home theatre is having a beautifully large and modern TV with surround sound speakers in a room other than the living room: a room specifically designed for enjoying the big game or for watching the newest released DVDs.

A TV by itself is not enough, though, since an important factor is viewing distance. In that respect, it’s like going to a movie theatre. Most people do not like the very front because not only do they have to crane their necks, but there is so much to take in all at once and it can be overwhelming.

Then there are those individuals who think home theatre system, and that means having an actual screen and projector. Technology is amazing, and now many individuals can afford to own an actual home movie theatre complete with projector and screen. If this sounds exciting, by all means, look for the right projector and home theatre screen for your perfect vision of a home theatre, but make sure to do your research first.

If you are looking to purchase a home theater screen, you should know that there are specifically three types of home theater screens available. The first one is the fixed home theater screen. These are the simplest, and most common, screens. They are usually designed to be permanently mounted on the wall. The disadvantage of this screen is that once it’s set, it’s set. There are advantages, however.

One advantage is you can hide ugly wires and cables quite easily with this type of installation. The screen itself is made of a fabric that will be stretched onto a frame and then fastened into place. A wrinkle free white surface should be the end result. If it is not wrinkle free after a professional puts it in, demand the job is done right.

The second type of screen is the tripod home theatre screen. These are the types of screens that are portable because they are attached to a tripod. These are best for meetings, like a business demonstration requiring slides, or an outdoor training. It is okay for these types of purposes, but they are not designed for actual movie watching.

The third type of screen is a wall mounted retractable screen. Remember the screens teachers would use in elementary school when they had an overhead projector? That’s exactly what this is. These types of screens are usually installed on the wall, but they can be pulled down. These are more expensive than the fixed home theatre screen, and are best for homes that are smaller and therefore have less area to work with, otherwise they don’t give any advantage over the basic model.

If you want a true to life movie viewing experience at home, these are your three options. Do the research, figure out your budget, and then enjoy the unique experience of having your very own projector to see the DVDs as if you were still in a small town theatre.



Hollis

nick c asked:


okay, im probably getting a home theatre system for my room and i was wondering if anybody had expirience in this
i know how to wire and stuff but heres my question
okay i estimate my room to be about 8 by 11
the door is next to the closet so its like the closet cuts off at the entrance so there is like a little boxed in area where the door is
now if i had the 5 speakers where would i put the one where the door is cus it seems like it would cut out the sound from that area, please help
oh and would it be a good idea to put the woofer under the bed?

Dale

Nick asked:


So I recently bought Insignia 5.1 home theatre speaker system which to my surprise only came with 5 speakers and one subwoofer lacking the DVD player. I have one Sony single disc DVD player DVPNS55P/B which has only two RCA sockets (L and R) in the back. Is it feasible to hook up my 5 Speakers and 1 sub cables to the DVD player wihthout separately buying the 5.1 channel box. Thanks

Perry

sammyguy12 asked:


Please only answer if you have a nexxtech home theatre in a box.

Dominic

Paul asked:


I am no longer using onboard sound inplace of my sound card now, I have an RCA adaptor plugged into the back of the receiver and a head phone extender, i used to use a sound card but now i’m using on board sound, and I still get the same problem…

Thanks For the Help

Luke

zyxeluk asked:

Stream multimedia content around you home viewing videos and music stored on your PC or Storage device on your Television.

Oscar