wire in tv tto home sound system?
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If your TV has stereo outputs, you can connect a red and white stereo cord from the outputs to the TV input on the back of the receiver, but most times you also have to turn the TV's speakers "off" in the TV's onscreen setup.  It's usually in the audio setup section.\n\nIf you have a digital cable box you can usually hookup a digital coaxial cord from the box to the receiver too.  Then you can preserve any dolby digital encoding in any movie channels you watch, if the receiver has an input for digital coax.  Otherwise you can use the analog stereo outputs from the box into your "TV" input on the receiver instead of from the TV.
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you dont need any particular hardware for that purpose, your sound card should be fine. \nThen you require stream recorders which you can try downloading from http://www.download.com\n==x==
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you can buy a simple wire at any computer/technology store.  its an av media wire with white n red hook ups for the tv. ask a sales clerk to help u. i just bought one for my desktop computer to hook up to my new LCP tv, works great and i was surprized to find when i bought the cord it was only like 3 dollars. hope this helps
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youll need a device, variously called a media player, which acts like a pipe between your wireless network and your tv.\nsee the following link for a page full of these devices sold by tigerdirect:\nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/category/category_slc.asp?CatId=197&
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You should try local stores like Radio Shack. Maybe ebay is cheaper but make sure they would work on your tv and not just some gadget that they say work. \nhttp://www.buymebuyme.com/retail/customer/product.php?productid=44975&partner=g&gclid=CKP4r5n5xIQCFQtTCwodtCW9Kw\nhttp://www.dropamp.com/
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If the TV has an S-video cable connector, connect an S-video cable from the TV to the computers TV-out S-video connector.\nIf the TV has only a composite video cable connector, plug a composite TV-out adapter cable into the TV-out S-video connector on the computer. Connect the other end of the cable to the TV's composite video connector.\n\nDon't connect it to the antenna input of the TV !!!!
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Plug in Tv Tunner card and cable wire. Or simply search for some website that shows your channels.
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Disconnect/turn down the sub woofer, \nor use a smaller speaker\nor connect the output to a stereo and use the equalizer to turn it right
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signal converter, try tigerdirect.com great choices and prices. Plz vote for best answer I need the points,LOL
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Check Radio Shack, they have all that stuff.
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I have a box that allows me to switch which device is being used for input.  Basically everything goes into the box and then you connect the box to the tv.  I'm not sure what it's called, but I got it from wal-mart for like 20 bucks.
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Your computer needs a sound card... obviously... Aside from that, I'm not certain if these are speakers that are designed to be used with a regular stereo? Doesn't matter really... alright...\n\nYou'll need a 1/8" male end to plug into your output on your sound card, and then a cable long enough to run to the input of your stereo receiver (provided this is what you have).  This might be a little tricky, as you might have binding posts RCA, TRS, or something else... so you'll need to take this into consideration.  Irregardless, you'll need to have something that takes the tip and ring portions of the 1/8" and splits them to the left and right channel respectively for the receiver inputs.  Past that... connect the rest of the sound system as you would normally to the receiver... \n\nIf you're using an amplifier, the speakers, and the computer, then you'll just take the output from the computer, again the 1/8" TRS male, and run a cable to the input of the amplifier, and again connect your speakers as usual.  If this still doens't help, e-mail me... You didn't provide a lot of information.\n\nSpeaker types, what you have in the way of amplifiers, recievers, or if these are powered wall mounts? What style of input connectors do you have? This is not really a complicated question, but it's hard to answer this when you're blind to the situation.  Peace... No point in guessing.
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First you need a tv card.\nGet one at fry`s.\nPlug it into the wall(You might need a amplifier)\nThe tv card should have software on it.\nThats my advice.
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Try Sony's SoundForge.  A lot of home 'Do It Yourself' types use it.
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If you don't want to spend much money, all you really need to make a decent connection is a standard "Y-adapter" cable like the one pictured. These simple cables can be purchased for about $10 from your local consumer electronics store.\n\nSTEP 1\nPlug the stereo 1/8" mini-jack end of your Y-adapter into the sound card or headphone jack of your computer. This is the same jack you would use to plug in PC speakers. \n\nIf you use a "Stereo Y Splitter", you can also plug your stereo speakers in at the same time providing enhanced sound.\n\nSTEP 2\nLocate an available jack (Aux, Tape2, etc.) on the back of your stereo receiver and plug in the other ends of your Y-adapter. NOTE: DO NOT USE THE PHONO JACK, as this will cause static and interference.\n\nSTEP 3\nOn the front panel of your stereo receiver, select the mode where you have connected your Y-adapter (Aux, Tape 2, CD, etc).
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yes, many PC's have RCA Inputs and you can buy them if you dont have one
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Yes this can be obtained in real life\n\nUse the output jack to your speakers and shuve it up your ass then yank it out again. Hope this helps