Connect your HDTV with Digital
Cable using
HDMI.
Components:
o Cable TV
signal source IN.
o HDTV set with HDMI input such as a plasma or
LCD display.
o One set of Audio RCA cables (1-red & 1-white
audio).
o One HDMI cable.
o Digital Cable converter box with
HDMI output.
With digital cable and High-Def cable TV
subscription service
you can get High-Definition programs
on your HDTV.
By using the digital HDMI cable connection,
you avoid any conversion to analog
and back to digital,
with the resulting loss of video quality.
Keeping it all
digital means you get the best video possible from your
setup.
Why would you want this
configuration?
To view High-Definition TV shows. Digital
Transmission Of Audio And Video Signals:
HDMI transmits
digital video and audio signals at speeds up to 5 Gbps without
compressing them.
It supports high definition images up to
1080p and high-quality, multi-channel audio formats such as
DVD-Audio.
Whenever a digital signal (for example from a DVD
player) is converted to analog
and sent to a TV, then
converted back to digital and displayed,
there is some loss
of picture quality. But with HDMI, the signal is
transmitted in its original digital form.
Therefore there
is no quality loss from conversion errors.
This means that
pure digital pictures and sound are sent direct from the
source
and remain digital from the output device to the
digital display equipment.
What can you do with this configuration?
o
Watch HDTV, including High Definition TV shows.
What settings do you need for this
configuration?
The TV will need to be set to the proper HDMI
input.
Cable configuration explanation
The RF
coax cable signal from the cable TV company is available to the
cable converter.
Since digital cable channels are
scrambled, you need the converter box (or Cablecard and QAM
tuner).
The HDMI cable can carry high-definition video and
up to 8 channel audio. Not all TV shows are high definition.
Not
all TV shows are Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound.
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