Learn tips on how to connect your audio cables when setting up your Dolby 5.1 surround sound home entertainment system with expert installation tips in this free online home stereo video clip. Expert: Tony Ramirez Bio: Electronics and media guru Tony Ramirez is known among his friends, family, and clients as “Inspector Gadget. Filmmaker: Adolph Ramirez
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How to get surround sound from basic cable foryour home theater; get expert tips and advice on hooking up video and audio equipment for home entertainment systems in this free instructional video. Expert: Reggie Hayes Bio: Reggie Hayes has researching and setting up home theater systems since 1995. He has also worked at a major retail outlet selling televisions and home theater equipment to consumers. Filmmaker: Reggie Hayes
Video Rating: 3 / 5
Coby DVD938 5.1-Channel DVD Home Theater System with Digital AM/FM Tuner (Black)
- 5.1-channel progressive scan DVD player with integrated amplifier, DVD, DVD±R/RW, CD, CD-R/RW, CD+G and JPEG compatible
- Dolby digital decoder, plays digital media files directly from USB drives and SD/MMC/MS cards
- Dual microphone inputs for karaoke function, digital and analog AV outputs for home theater use, NTSC/PAL compatible
- Convenient front panel and on-screen display, multiple language, subtitle
- FCC approved and ETL listed, home theater speakers included; 5.1-channel surround sound system with 600W total output
Coby DVD938 5.1-Channel DVD Home Theater System with Digital AM/FM Tuner, 5.1-channel progressive scan DVD player with integrated amplifier, DVD, DVD±R/RW, CD, CD-R/RW, CD+G and JPEG compatible, Dolby digital decoder, plays digital media files directly from USB drives and SD/MMC/MS cards, integrated digital AM/FM tuner with 40-station preset memory, dual microphone inputs for karaoke function, digital and analog AV outputs for home theater use, NTSC/PAL compatible, convenient front panel and on-screen display, multiple language, subtitle, and camera angle support parental lock control, AC 100-240V automatic power switching, FCC approved and ETL listed, Home theater speakers included; 5.1-channel surround sound system, with 600W total output*, 5 full-range satellite speakers, subwoofer with tuned port for deep bass response
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I know people sometimes, or many a times, fumble with the words, but this is recorded. He should have omitted the error.
so why are u watchin it den?
Experts for idiots.
yeah……….and how do you turn up the volume
Yes, we dont know how we put a cable inn the reciever.. LOL
His first ‘tep’ should have been to install some spades or banana plugs on the ends of his speaker wire before jamming them into his receiver.
Why is everything that expert village does so unprofessional and/or bad
can i connect 2 different speakers in one output like 2 reds and 2 blacks because i dont have anymore outputs to install more
thats alot of cables?!?!
a good tep…mmm. a good step WTF
DUH!
canu explain it nice… and… slower… please…
what douse this guy think were stupid
a good tep
Is He Died?
better seperation between bass mid and highs.
he got stuck whid a banana
whats the point of bywiring speakers please reply
say he forgot to edit it out
why does he pause in the middle of the video. he says like tip or tep… pause… then tip blah blah blah
always fail
more like noob village
plug the copper coloured wire to RED terminal and silver coloured wire to BLACK terminal of the OUTPUT of the receiver! NOT INPUT
klh is garbage
is that forehead or foreskin whats it say
whats basic cable?
Not too many people use VCRs anymore. You could just go through your T.V, and most T.Vs have an AMP or Receiver out, which is Right and Left RCA.
Lmao a vcr they are obsolete i havent used mine for years its put away collecting dust.HD Rules ftw lol hdmi rules
you talk about easy things and say ur an expert ive watched all your videos and all u do is talk about common sense things talk about hooking up more advanced setups
my optical cable is all i need…. oh my dead good ol optical cable….
a cable from the wall?? what the heck is this guy on about
This is dumb basic cable sucks; over the air is the ONLY way to get good sound OTHER than satellite TV.
@kdocki True 5.1 is a discrete signal which means each channel is separate. Stereo surround (pro-logic) is a matrix signal which means the center and surround speakers borrow from the left and right speakers. Also if you have a newer amp that has True HD and DTS Master than you should use HDMI for video and audio. Nothing but HDMI can pass uncompressed audio ( DTS Master,DD True HD, Disney uncompressed,)
this is the “old method”
new method being “dont buy a prehistoric receiver”
what if you dont have a vcr
haahaa…dats wassup good lookin
Its louder to other people. Depends how sensitive to the frequency
How can anyone even bear watching his videos with that god damn high pitched ringing?!
What’s a VCR?
ahahah XD
For some reason this video makes me want to buy a Blu-ray/VCR combo
BTW my new receiver supports Dolby True-HD and DTS Master-HD so I’m covered. (Yes I’m Bragging.)
If you have an A/V receiver that supports Dolby Pro Logic 2x or DTS NEO:6, you can get 5.1, 6.1, or even 7.1 channel surround sound from 2 channel audio. Its not as good as Digital 5.1but it does work surprisingly well. My First receiver didn’t have digital so I used to watch all my DVD’s using Dolby Pro-Logic II. Try watching Silent Hill in stereo, Then go back and turn on PLII or NEO:6 decoding. It works, and it works well.
vcr FTW!
O WOW pshhh HDMI…..
Thats just 2 channels, not sourround sound!!!
Most cable boxes come with a box these days so you don’t need to do this.
However, something I would recommend instead of a VCR, if you have a LCD/Plasma TV then it most likely has an Audio Out on it which will take any sound you would normally hear on your TV and send it to an amplifier or external sound source.
This is because your stereo amplifier can emulate surround sound. So the amp can produce a 5.1 surround sound feeling from background noises and ambient sounds. Why are you not utilizing HDMI for video and optical/coax digital cable for your surround sound?
VCR? What is that? This is the year 2009 right?
LMFAO R U SERIOUS