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outdoor vs indoor
Do I have to buy a outdoor specific flat panel when the installation is protected from rain?
There are LCD TVs specifically designed for outdoor usage from SunBrite in 32" and 46" models.
There is also a 23" version.
There is also a 23" version.
Products from my answer
SunBriteTV - 32" Class - LCD - 720p - Outdoor HDTV
SunBriteTV - 46" Class (46" Diag.) - LCD TV - Gray
SunBriteTV - 23" Class / 1080i / 60Hz / Outdoor LCD HDTV
14 years, 4 months ago
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Flash Memory Camcorders
Flash Memory Camcorders
Do all flash memory camcorders not come with a memory card?
I want to know about memory cards with flash memory camcorders
Generally they do not come with a memory card. That has to be added.
If one does include a card in the packaging it is usually a very small memory size.
If one does include a card in the packaging it is usually a very small memory size.
14 years, 4 months ago
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Does Canon SD1400 use H.264 compressed video?
Hi,
Can anyone confirm that the Canon PowerShot SD1400 indeed uses MPEG 4/H.264 for encoding/compressing the HD video one takes with the camera?
Thanks!
Can anyone confirm that the Canon PowerShot SD1400 indeed uses MPEG 4/H.264 for encoding/compressing the HD video one takes with the camera?
Thanks!
All sources I checked states that it does use H.264 compression in mov file.
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Why do shades of blue become exaggerated in my digital photos?
I have a 5 year old, 5 Megapixel Kodak camera which has been great in every way except that it seems to exaggerate any color in the blue range. (A violet blue becomes a true blue, a normal blue becomes "electric" blue) Recently I purchased another Kodak camera (950Z) and it seems to have the same problem. Is this a Kodak "chip" or processor issue? I don't think it's caused by the computer I'm using, (which has remained the same for both cameras), because a friend of mine with the same laptop model has accurate color rendition with his non-Kodak camera. I am interested in color accuracy, since color is an important part of my job, and accurate color rendition is essential in the pictures I take. I have never seen this subject addressed anywhere, but I am wondering if another manufacturer such as Canon would use a different processor, or whatever you would call the relevant component? I am still within the return period for the new camera and really need something that produces more accurate color. Suggestions?
It could be a processing issue. First try changing the White Balance settings. If it does have a manual WB ability try setting the WB yourself and see is the color is more satisfactory.
If color accuracy is important you might want to step up to a Digital-SLR. The larger sensor will give you much better color and clarity with less chance of color bleed or tinting.
If color accuracy is important you might want to step up to a Digital-SLR. The larger sensor will give you much better color and clarity with less chance of color bleed or tinting.
14 years, 4 months ago
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Have you experienced this weird phenomenon from a Samsung?
For no reasons, my 4-year old 32" LCD HDTV acted strangely lately and still doing it. When the TV is first turned on, there will be vertical color lines like an image is messed up on the screen. Then, 2 -5 seconds later, the TV will be turned off by itself. 3-5 seconds later, it will turn on by itself. This will repeat 5 - 7 times (on and off by itself) before settling down. The TV will then be back to normal. This happens every time the TV is turned on.
I am obviously very disappointed because I really thought Samsung produce good quality HDTV's. I am concerned that this is a major problem and not something repairable.
I am obviously very disappointed because I really thought Samsung produce good quality HDTV's. I am concerned that this is a major problem and not something repairable.
This might be a Power Module going bad. Best to take it to your nearest BestBuy for servicing.
The Module might be producing low power which could cause the image issue. Low power may damage other components over time.
The Module might be producing low power which could cause the image issue. Low power may damage other components over time.
14 years, 4 months ago
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TV/DVD Combos
TV/DVD Combos
Can u connect Headphones to these TV's
I need to connect a set of headphones to a tv/drv combo. which ones will work for me
Some of the smaller screen sizes have headphone jacks and larger sizes don't. Generally the 26" and above do not.
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Hard Drive Camcorders
Hard Drive Camcorders
Can camcorders also take pictures?
Most but not all camcorders have a Photo button on them to take still photos. Check the specific model you are interested in for photo ability.
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How can I get the video off the camcorder tapes to cd's
I have a panasonic palmcorder vhsc and need to put the videos on dvd. Can I record directly from the camcorder to a cd or view it from my computer with a usb sort of connection
If you have a stand alone DvD Player/Recorder you can connect your camcorder to it by the A/V (Audio Video) output of the camera to the input of the DvD.
A computer solution is the Dazzle from Pinnacle.
A computer solution is the Dazzle from Pinnacle.
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Pinnacle Systems - Dazzle DVD Recorder
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The picture clarity on our Sony KDS-R60XBR1 TV is good but the image has a heavy green tint. We have tried adjusting the color settings. Help?
First...is it on all sources or only just one input. If just one input it might be a connection issue from the device or the connecting cable/hdmi.
If it is on all inputs...dish..dvd...off air..the TV might be faulty and need servicing.
One last thing to check is if the screen is set to a color offset. Pages 81 to 85 are on color settings...the white balance can be adjusted on this TV and the G-Gain might be too high. (Green - Gain)
If it is on all inputs...dish..dvd...off air..the TV might be faulty and need servicing.
One last thing to check is if the screen is set to a color offset. Pages 81 to 85 are on color settings...the white balance can be adjusted on this TV and the G-Gain might be too high. (Green - Gain)
14 years, 4 months ago
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Can i install a bigger size TV if the mount is rated for the weight?
I am looking at the Sanus - VisionMount Full-Motion Mount for 23" - 40" TVs - Extends 9-1/2". The mount can handle up to 100 lbs. The TV i want to buy is 46" and weights only 45 lbs. Is it possible to use this mount for the larger size TV if its within the weight range?
The weight may be under the rated weight however the position of the mounting area on the back probably wont line up.
The stress area on the back of the smaller screen might go up too 9.5 x 9.5...so even if the weight is less on the 46" screen the stress pulling away from the 9.5 x 9.5 area could be too high to safely mount.
The stress area on the back of the smaller screen might go up too 9.5 x 9.5...so even if the weight is less on the 46" screen the stress pulling away from the 9.5 x 9.5 area could be too high to safely mount.
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