ok well my dad lost my other one soooo i really need a new one. i really would like one with excellent photo quality and a good dispay screen. also, options to change the color of my photos(black and white, sepia, ect.) and since i am buying it myself it cannot be more than 200. thanks!!!!!! :)))
I have a few photos I want to enlarge but I do not want to lose the quality and I don’t have the first clue as to how to go about with this process.
I bought a Centronics ZAT502HD digital tuner to get OTA signals, but unfortunately I can’t get all the channels I want with my only possible antenna location.
I signed up with Time Warner cable for the Broadcast package (local channels).
My Centronics digital box has a QAM tuner also and it was working flawlessly for a while. 3 weeks ago I turn my box on, and I have no channels anymore. I rescan constantly and I get just a few channels out of a big list I compiled.
I called Time Warner to see if they did changes to their signal; tech comes to my apt and tells me that my signal is strong.
I e-mailed Centronics Technical support and they say the tuner box should be fine (since I tried the antenna again and I do get OTA reception).
I don’t know what to do, i’m paying broadcast to Time Warner and I can’t see anything on TV. Has anyone had this problem? Is it Time Warner or should I just get another box?
Please Help!!! Thanks,
When the transition to digital TV happened, Time Warner offered the basic Broadcast (which are the LOCAL CHANNELS) without the need of a box. You just connect your coaxial directly to the back of the TV and that’s it. (Just like regular basic). Time Warner Cable doesn’t provide you a box for this package.
I don’t want to get a box and have channels that I won’t watch. I just want my local channels which is the plan I’m paying for. Why am I being cheap by not wanting to pay something I won’t watch?
I just want to know if someone has had this issue, since Time Warner Cable keeps stating that they haven’t done any changes to their signal. Note: I live in the Los Angeles area in case its relevant.
Did you get your ++?
I need a digital voice recorder that:
I can hook up to my computer and is compatible with Windows Vista
That can record at least 100 hours
Can pick up the teacher’s voice in a medium sized classroom
It needs to be less then $80
Any help anyone can give me would be greatly appreciated!
I know that some camcorders you can just save all the footage on the camcorder hard drive, but I’m a little confused with other types like DVD and cassette ones.
Can you re-write over dvd and cassettes while recording?
Do you NEED the dvd/cassettes to record something?
Could you put a memory/space card to replace them?
Is it better to buy dvd/cassette recording camcorders over digital?
Please answer anyone you know as well as any other information you have about this topics
I’m looking to create a scrapbook digitally but do not know how to use the photo programs and would like to find a software that is easy to use.
All the digital and hd channels aren’t working only the abc’s network is still going show does anyone know whats going on
the box provide high def one and i want to connect the box to my computer to act just like a tv.
THX
if i need to buy a tuner/capture card, where can i get them?
give some suggestions about the exact model of t/c card which their price is about 20~60
THX
