ESPN360 to TV
- Thread starter jt tailgater
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I am just going to go on campus and find a room with a projector and hook myself up there.
Does anyone know if the replay will be available later in the day on 360? I am going to OSU Beaver game vs Cincy Saturday afternoon, but of course I want to watch the ISU game when I get home. Thanks.
I thought pretty much everything was on there for replay viewing. I watched Germany vs Croatia to get a peak at Lucca last night.
For those of you using hdmi cable from computer to tv, did you have to purchase a converter to do this? I'm guessing you don't have an hdmi port on your computer, so what are you using?
I set mine up a few nights ago with an s-video cable to tv from laptop and then used a audio splitter cable from headphone jack on laptop to audio inputs on tv that way the sound comes from tv and not the laptop. I watched the replay of the Ohio St v. USC and it was fairly decent picture, but certainly not HD.
I set mine up a few nights ago with an s-video cable to tv from laptop and then used a audio splitter cable from headphone jack on laptop to audio inputs on tv that way the sound comes from tv and not the laptop. I watched the replay of the Ohio St v. USC and it was fairly decent picture, but certainly not HD.
One other thing....when I was watching the OSU v. USC replay in full screen mode the picture took up my entire tv however when they switched to commercials it automatically switched to the small window viewer again. Is there a way around this that anybody knows of? It was pretty annoying having to get up every 5-10 minutes to switch back to fullscreen after commercials.
iirc, mine does the same thing. I had forgotten about that. It does the same thing on my laptop too, though. During commericals, it resizes. I'm not sure why. I don't know that there is a way to fix that.
I would guess if you had mediacom cable internet you would be able to do this via your ps3 just the same as you would via a computer. I, however, have not tested this on my ps3 yet.
CycloneErik
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CycloneErik
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It ought to. One of the big selling points of the HDMI cable is that audio and video are conveyed using one cord.
That's what I thought, too. It's information for others, that's why I wanted to make 100% sure.
CycloneErik
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Sure it is. Just like all your Dear Abby letters where you wrote "my friend has a problem. Maybe you could help them."
Nice cover, Dr. Smooth.:smile:
CycloneErik
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Depends. The HDMI cable can carry the audio signal, but your source has to output the signal first. If you are hooking it up to your computer's DVI port using a converter cable it will almost certainly not output it. Some converter cables will have two inputs, one to DVI and the other to your sound card, and then have an HDMI output at the other end.
