Will this output HD TV?
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The two built in modulators inputs are standard definition analog. If you connect it to an antenna, it will distribute off the air digital HD channels to connected TVs.
995038
I'm pretty sure. This is a surround system that supports audio. As long, you know how to connect the requirements for the HD tv.
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If you have a digital receiver, it will work, regardless as to whether it is an HD set. If you have an analog set, you will need a digital converter to run the antenna through.
2239087
It should be. It's just a switch that allows you to hook up several HD sources to the TV. I have a 40" Sony and it works with it.
625112
theoretically yes, but i bought two of these, neither would give me video output, i had them replaced and those didn't work either. i recommend finding a multiport composite switch with hdmi out at your local electronics store. it will cost about 5 times more, but it will work and is easier to return if it doesn't.
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It works only for HDTV's. It won't come with a built in converter box inside.
1914881
I would expect it to if the monitor has an SVGA input and the monitor is capable of 720TVL. We are using a higher resolution than that with it.
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Yes, for the channels that air HD content you will see it in HD on your TV. Just make sure to connect the box to your TV via an HDMI cable to get the best picture.
807186
Does your HDTV have a VGA input? If like mine yours doesn't, then you're out of luck.
878988
Umm... since you didn't actually ask a question, I'll answer the one I think you meant to ask. Yes, the 980H will work with non-HD TVs. It has composite and s-video connections for "legacy" connectivity, and it can output 480p over component for progressive scan TV sets. Hope that's what you were looking for.
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Your TV has two HDMI output and is a lower end TV doing 720p so it should work without any problem.
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Yes, as long as your TV has component input (red, blue, and green for video + red and white for audio) or composite input (yellow for video + red and white for sound). The component input is generally a higher quality.
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Provided you have a HMDI,DVI,or lighting port on your computer, yes. You may need an adapter cable, but virtually any computer in the last couple decades will be able output a signal the TV will use.
1512609
Without know specifically the models of where you are originating a signal from and where the signal is going to, it is difficult to say yes. Here is a link on the manufactures website to give better detail, http://www.kanexpro.com/item/?id=HDRGBRL. The one part I do know, your "old" tv will need to have a component input. As for your SONY, give me your model number and I will attempt to help.
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It should. I was able to configure my old laptop to output to a 32" 1080p TV using its HDMI port. However, the image wasn't quite full HD. Close, but still a tad fuzzy.
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Yes, but you have to confirm that the HD-SDI camera you choose can be set either by switches or an on-screen menu to output one of the following HDMI 1.3 output resolution: 720P@50HZ, 720P@60HZ, 1080i@50HZ, 1080i@60HZ, 1080P@24HZ, 1080P@25HZ, 1080P@30HZ, 1080P@50HZ, 1080P@60HZ - and of course your "TV MONITOR" must have an HDMI in port.
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I only tested it to connect my laptop to a computer monitor with a display port. I am not sure if your HDTV has such a port. It probably has a HDMI port for which you need a different cable. In any case the cable quit working only after a few months. I have thrown it away.