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Best Digital Coaxial cable

Posted by on December 3, 2017 – 06:10 am

Best Digital Coaxial cable

Coaxial cables have been around for decades and carry signals to and from your electronic devices. Securing a strong connection from your wall to your television or from your DVD player to a monitor makes all the difference in picture quality. Likewise, a faulty connection from your cable modem to your router can seriously slow down or completely disrupt your internet connection. Using inferior coax cables can lead to snowy picture quality and slow bandwidth. Here’s what you need to know to find the best coaxial cable for your needs so that you…

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Best Coaxial cable for Digital TV

Posted by on November 13, 2017 – 09:29 am

Best Coaxial cable for Digital TV

Are you using the best cable for the job? You may have heard terms like RG59, RG6, RG11, and Slim RG59 but you didn t know what they meant. There is actually a real difference between these categories of cables and in this series, we ll explain everything there is about choosing a cable. What is a coaxial cable? Everyone knows what a coaxial cable is, right? It s that fat wire that goes into your cable box, satellite receiver, or into your TV from an antenna. It looks different from an audio cable or headphone cable largely because of its heft…

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Coaxial cable for Digital TV

Posted by on September 3, 2017 – 09:16 am

Coaxial cable for Digital TV

Able to cover long distances without signal loss or degradation, this UL-rated bulk coaxial is ideal for HDTV, digital video, and FM broadcasting. From / 500 FT spool PVC or Plenum rated 2C/18 gauge Siamese cable; 95% bare copper braided cable and 2 conductor 18 gauge electrical cable in one PVC jacket. From / 500ft A higher quality 75Ω coaxial cable that delivers a great performance. It uses a larger, higher-capacity center conductor (18 AWG) and a larger insulating dielectric. From for 10 Composite Cable Provides a discreet connection for a variety…

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Coaxial cable for Digital TV antenna

Posted by on August 14, 2017 – 03:28 am

Coaxial cable for Digital TV antenna

Here is a way to see if you receive digital broadcast TV signals, if you don t have an antenna and don t want to buy one right now. (Note this is just a test, not a permanent set up!) Before you start, you might want to quickly check your location to see what stations are possibly available. It s easy. Just type in your zip code into the Station Finder. Note this test involves having your TV scan for channels, so you might have to re-scan when you revert back to cable, which could take half an hour or so.. You Will Need Three Things: 1. A TV that…

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Digital Satellite Dish

Posted by on August 10, 2017 – 03:25 am

Digital Satellite Dish

While cordcutting articles tend to focus on users getting rid of cable, there are just as many people anxious to ditch their satellite dishes. Folks new to the concept of Over-the-Air TV may wonder if they can reuse their dish for something other than creating a birdbath. The Question Can I reuse all or part of my satellite dish equipment to receive Over-the-Air (OTA) TV signals? The Answer Not really. Dishes are designed to capture encrypted digital signals from satellites orbiting the earth, not to receive unencrypted OTA television signals from…

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Digital Coaxial Audio cable VS optical

Posted by on July 6, 2017 – 08:11 am

Digital Coaxial Audio cable VS optical

Between optical and coaxial, which connection is going to give the better sound quality, and why? A:Better is relative. In a harsh environment, optical may have advantages. By harsh I mean: Cable runs over 10ft Cable runs in close proximity to video and power cords emanating RF noise In most cases, the above conditions would result in negligible impacts on the signal quality since the signal being transmitted (PCM or bitstream) is sampled at low frequencies (44-48KHz) and thus are more immune to noise impairments. However, using optical cables…

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Mediacom Digital cable Channel

Posted by on June 28, 2017 – 08:10 am

Mediacom Digital cable Channel

Mediacom s HD PAK including Universal HD, Smithsonian HD and MGM HD, gives you an even bigger selection of high-definition networks. All three are yours for a few dollars more a month when you add HD PAK to your Digital TV subscription. Universal HD Unedited and uninterrupted films, dramas, series, sports, specials and performance arts programs all in HD. Smithsonian HD Original documentaries and videos exploring history, air and space, science, nature and culture all in HD. MGM HD Features commercial-free movies from their library of thousands…

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Coaxial Digital Audio Video cable

Posted by on June 20, 2017 – 08:02 am

Coaxial Digital Audio Video cable

As consumer electronics have evolved over the past 50-60 years, a plethora of cables and connections have evolved to interface them. It can be a little confusing. Here is an overview of the audio and video cables used to connect all kinds of electronics that will help you understand what is going on the next time you need a hook-up. What’s in an Audio-Video Cable? There are three components in a cable that affect signal quality: the conductor, the shielding, and the connector. The conductor is the type of material used as a medium through which…

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Digital Coaxial cable to HDMI

Posted by on June 12, 2017 – 08:00 am

Digital Coaxial cable to HDMI

And getting ripped off as they cannot work. This Coax to HDMI Cable does not work and there is no cable that will convert Coax to HDMI. HDMI is a digital signal interface while coax signals that you can find on devices are analog signals. A simple cable will not work and you will need an electronic converter device. If you have a coax (RF) coming out of your wall and want to connect HDMI to it you can t as that coax cable is needing a connection to a cable box. You need to call your cable company and buy a cable box from them or review our high…

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Coaxial Digital cable to RCA

Posted by on June 4, 2017 – 07:55 am

Coaxial Digital cable to RCA

Toslink optical cable and RCA digital cable are both used to carry digital audio signals. Using digital rather than analog allows for better quality audio and surround sound that is determined by the audio creator, such as a movie studio producing a DVD, rather than through audio equipment simulating and creating the surround effects. The two cabling systems have some practical differences, and there is some debate about which is best. Terminology Toslink is the name of a system for connecting two devices and transmitting a digital audio signal…

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