Should I keep these high end cables or return them?
Posted: Fri Feb 15, 2008 12:05 am
Almost done with the setup:
This is all new to me and had to learn fast but mistakes were made.
At the store while I was buying the Panasonic TH-50PX75U the sales man told me I needed buy high end composite cables so I do.
A few days later the setup guys deliver it, install it, and tell me I really should have HDMI cable and hooks to my comcast box using some cheap composites I had laying on the floor.. Didn't even use the new high end ones saying it will make no difference with what you have for input..
After some talk I founld out my cable box dons't even have HDMI out or even HD capability. (only going get 480 out of 720)
(I can't buy 1080 right now but someday )
While woundering what HD even looks like I went tp BB and bought a Toshiba HD DVD player that and can also up convert regular dvds. Then the cable thing starts.. The two dizzy blonds want me to buy 2 monster HDMI cables @ 129 each. They were so cute but I wanted a tech and ask em to get me one. They coun't do it..
Screw this an bought 1 HDMI monster for 100 and 1 Rocketfish for 69..So I'm ready to run the Dvd player went I get home and ready for comast when they show up..
The DVD player hook up was simple.. HDMI out to HDMI #2 to the tv.
Works geat. I saved HDMI #1 for comcast and made my call.. She says we will need an HDMI input.. Id said yes ready you will be #1 and cables are ready. Shes confused and asks how many HDMI inputs You have?
I tell her 2. She tells me she never heard of 2 and wants to know what I have..
Anyway Comcast showed up and set up the HD box on HDMI # 1 and works fine.
Just wonderind if I need to keep these high end mostercables (conposite cerifite THX cables) There nice but would I ever use them?
Sign me the Village idiot but learnin, and I gotta go ohhh good sufff up!
BYE
This is all new to me and had to learn fast but mistakes were made.
At the store while I was buying the Panasonic TH-50PX75U the sales man told me I needed buy high end composite cables so I do.
A few days later the setup guys deliver it, install it, and tell me I really should have HDMI cable and hooks to my comcast box using some cheap composites I had laying on the floor.. Didn't even use the new high end ones saying it will make no difference with what you have for input..
After some talk I founld out my cable box dons't even have HDMI out or even HD capability. (only going get 480 out of 720)
(I can't buy 1080 right now but someday )
While woundering what HD even looks like I went tp BB and bought a Toshiba HD DVD player that and can also up convert regular dvds. Then the cable thing starts.. The two dizzy blonds want me to buy 2 monster HDMI cables @ 129 each. They were so cute but I wanted a tech and ask em to get me one. They coun't do it..
Screw this an bought 1 HDMI monster for 100 and 1 Rocketfish for 69..So I'm ready to run the Dvd player went I get home and ready for comast when they show up..
The DVD player hook up was simple.. HDMI out to HDMI #2 to the tv.
Works geat. I saved HDMI #1 for comcast and made my call.. She says we will need an HDMI input.. Id said yes ready you will be #1 and cables are ready. Shes confused and asks how many HDMI inputs You have?
I tell her 2. She tells me she never heard of 2 and wants to know what I have..
Anyway Comcast showed up and set up the HD box on HDMI # 1 and works fine.
Just wonderind if I need to keep these high end mostercables (conposite cerifite THX cables) There nice but would I ever use them?
Sign me the Village idiot but learnin, and I gotta go ohhh good sufff up!
BYE