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The Yamaha 6.1 home theater system is another addition in the list of home theater systems for Yamaha. Here in this article, we would look at some of the features of Yamaha 6.1 home theater system and also its advantages and disadvantages.
Features:
1. It has got a six channel amplifier with equal power of eighty watts to all its channels. There is a separate line for the external subwoofer.
2. It has a dolby digital of 5.1/6.1 with Pro-Logic II, DTS 5.1/ DTS ES 6.1 matrix/ Discrete, Neo:6, Cinema DSP. It also has a surround headphone system for silent viewing.
3. It has a 96Khz/24bit D/A converter and a bass extension. It also has analogical, optical, coaxial digital inputs or outputs, a digital optical and analog front inputs.
4. For the SACD and DVD-Audio, there are six channel analog audio inputs.
5. It also has features like RCA, S-video and component switching of the video with monitor outputs.
6. For accuracy in loud speaker set ups, it has a built-in test tone generator.
7. It has got a FM and AM tuner for all the music lovers and who just love to hang around with their radios.
8. It has got onscreen display and universal learning remote for set ups and adjusting purposes.
The following are some of the negatives and positives of the Yamaha 6.1 home theater system:
1. Yamaha 6.1 home theater system has got a very powerful six channel amplifier which ensures smooth and clear sound quality.
2. All the important features like Dolby digital, DTS and Dolby prologic are available with Yamaha 6.1 home theater system.
3. The analog digital AV inputs and outputs complement each other very well and functions together smoothly.
4. The remote with it is somewhat confusing and complicated. There are a bit too many keys on the remote and a first time user will take a lot of time to understand and get used to the functioning of the remote.
5. The procedures involved in setting up takes some time. There is a lot of wiring involved and it would take some one used to those wires to set the whole system through quickly.
6. The front panel is pretty plain looking and there is nothing trendy about it.
7. Yamaha 6.1 home theater system is pretty much cheaper for its price. The price by no way justifies the kind of features and quality it provide in almost all the aspects. If we go and have a look at other brand home theater systems with the same features and qualities, it would definitely be much more expensive and will end up digging a hole in our pockets. It is a wonderful buy and it will not get any better than this. All those people who do not have much knowledge about home theater systems can go for this with their eyes closed.
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VGA to S-Video: Useful for synchronizing images on monitors and televisions
A VGA to S-Video converter is used to convert a VGA signal to S-Video. This device takes a VGA signal from the computer and converts it to an S-Video signal format which can be viewed on the television. It supports NTSC, SECAM and PAL formats. They are used with PC's, iMacs, Laptops, or desktops with video cards that have the 15-pin HD connector and with displays that accept S-Video.
The VGA to S-Video device does not require any additional software for conversion and has features which allow horizontal and vertical scaling, picture positioning, and brightness, sharpness and flicker control, thus enabling adjustment of video as required. It can be powered using the USB port on the computer; works on the principle of plug and play and can handle almost any refresh rate. In order for this arrangement to work, simply connect the computers’ VGA card output directly through the VGA input port of the converter and output the S-video connection into your display. Compact in size, this device is compatible with any operating system and can handle resolutions of 600x480, 800x600, and 1024x768. A special feature of this device is the area Zoom function which allows areas of the screen to be enlarged for special emphasis. From its single VGA input, this device can convert and transmit video to three outputs including, S-Video, RCA and VGA for simultaneous TV/CRT viewing. With these multiple outputs, this VGA to S-Video conversion device can simultaneously display on both TV screen and PC monitor. This device is used in instances where PC signals need to be converted to standard video.
A VGA to Video converter can be used to extend the life of existing equipment instead of spending thousands of dollars upgrading. A popular converter choice, they are often used in instances where video conferences or presentations need to be displayed on large screen TVs for group viewing such as in boardrooms, classrooms and training facilities. This device is also found in home entertainment applications where computer users want to take advantage of their big screen LCDs while viewing the internet, playing games or watching DVDs.
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Once I hook up my laptop to my TV with a monitor cable and an RCA sound cable, how do I get the picture on TV?
If I have both the blue monitor cable and the RCA cable hooked up to my Samsung Flat Panel LCD TV, how do I get the picture from the Laptop to the TV? Which buttons do I press on the computer and what input should the TV be on?
First, sorry about my English.
Well, just press Fn+SomeKey that have a monitor symbol on it. It depends on the Laptop you're using. I'm using Acer Laptop and I press Fn+F5.
If it doesn't work, try this.
If you're using Windows XP, go to control panel, then open the Display. Once the Display Setting window appears, select Settings Tab. Then choose your TV instead of laptop's monitor.
Hope this will help.
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