Hi,

Does anyone know how a HDMI cable works? The salesperson told me that just need to connect the HDMI cable with the HDMI slot on the TV and the DVD player will do. No need to have video cable, S-video cable, component cables that sort of things. Just one cable does it all. Is it true?

Anyone currently using one?

Hi,

Does anyone know how a HDMI cable works? The salesperson told me that just need to connect the HDMI cable with the HDMI slot on the TV and the DVD player will do. No need to have video cable, S-video cable, component cables that sort of things. Just one cable does it all. Is it true? !!

Anyone currently using one?

yes just one cable

Oh I see. So does that mean I also won't need to have the red and white cable for audio connection? Just use the HDMI cable will do?

Thanks.

Oh I see. So does that mean I also won't need to have the red and white cable for audio connection? Just use the HDMI cable will do?

Thanks.

Yup - its some kinda new technology that digitalised the signals; which means you won't have any noise or 'half-past-six' blurry images. Its either got image (which will be very clear), or no image at all.

But alas, in Singapore our antenna is still not fully HDMI yet, they are still testing it. So at the moment if you got HDMI-capable TV and DVD players, it means you can get good images if watching DVD, but if watching TV it will be the same as watching on analogue (red/white) cables.

Can also read this for more info:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HDMI

If we are using starhub HD service, do we connnect the hdmi cable from the s/t to yr HTS, then from the HTS connect to the tv?

Is this connect correct? But in this case, u need to have a hdmi cable and another signal cable right?

Anyone can advise?

you should connect the Starhub HD STB's HDMI cable to TV if the TV support HDMI. connect the the the digital SPDIF to to HTS, otherwise use analog red/white audio.

you could do your original method provided the HTS support HDMI switching--accept multiple HDMI input and output HDMI signal to TV.

whats your TV and HTS?

you should connect the Starhub HD STB's HDMI cable to TV if the TV support HDMI. connect the the the digital SPDIF to to HTS, otherwise use analog red/white audio.

you could do your original method provided the HTS support HDMI switching--accept multiple HDMI input and output HDMI signal to TV.

whats your TV and HTS?

My TV is Samsung LA37R71B. Planning to get the Samsung XQ-100 HTS.

Now just trying to find our the connection and what type of cable i need to buy

The HDMI cable i saw is quite costly, so trying to find out which brand is good and value for $$$

Anyone got any recommandation?

My TV is Samsung LA37R71B. Planning to get the Samsung XQ-100 HTS.

Now just trying to find our the connection and what type of cable i need to buy

The HDMI cable i saw is quite costly, so trying to find out which brand is good and value for $$$

Anyone got any recommandation?

monster cable ?

so far we have been using it watch discovery + NGC HD channel and no problem

Edited March 9, 200719 yr by zeny

monster cable ?

so far we have been using it watch discovery + NGC HD channel and no problem

How much it cost and where u brought it from?

This monster cable is for connecting from the TV to the HD s/t?

How abt the cable from the HD s/t to the HTS? U use the cable from the HTS or u buy another one?

How much it cost and where u brought it from?

This monster cable is for connecting from the TV to the HD s/t?

How abt the cable from the HD s/t to the HTS? U use the cable from the HTS or u buy another one?

the cable cost > $100 and think hubby bought from best denki.

ok...the connecting part abit too technical. Got to ask hubby

the cable cost > $100 and think hubby bought from best denki.

ok...the connecting part abit too technical. Got to ask hubby

Thanks for the information, will go down to check out the cable

Haa.. the connection is also making me blur. Think i go ask the sales person @ the shop when i purchase the HTS to give me more advise