Yes, that receiver does support audio through the HDMI port. Go to Menu -> System Setup -> Dolby Digital and change the setting to "PCM Only" and see what happens. If it works then the problem is that your receiver cannot decode Dolby Digital audio.
If the wire and speaker are both truly free of defects, then the only thing left is the receiver. You do need to bring it in to have it looked at (if it is worth it). If it is an old receiver, you need to ask yourself if it is worth the money to have it repaired. A technician is going to...
I am pretty sure car electrical systems are pretty much the same no matter which country you are talking about. Especially in something as common as a Volkswagen. Car electrical systems don't vary from county to country the way household electrical systems do.
I am pretty sure car electrical systems are pretty much the same no matter which country you are talking about. Especially in something as common as a Volkswagen. Car electrical systems don't vary from county to country the way household electrical systems do.
I have DirecTV. I know a few who have Dish and they both seem to be comparable. The channel packages are a little different. I would take a look at similar priced packages from both companies and see which channel lineups you like the most. I believe DirecTV is still the leader in HD channel...
Just from the information on the web site I would definitely say the MDR-V150. However, the proof is in the sound. Looking at the 310LP I would say that they are a budget set of headphones that will not sound as good and from the looks of them won't be as comfortable either.
I am not completely sure what you are asking specifically, but hopefully this helps.
It depends on what you want to record and what equipment you have. If you have a small portable radio that has a cassette tape, then a microphone is one way you can record something. Also you can record what...
That will not work just by plugging it in. First you need to find out if you have a modem. Without a modem, a connection through a telephone line is not possible. If you do, then you need to sign up for dial-up access through an internet provider that offers it, such as earthlink or net-zero...
It appears that there are not any VCR's available with this feature. Cable providers control what you watch by programming your cable box to allow channels you pay for. By making everyone use one of a limited number of boxes, it is easier for them to keep control of the system. It would be...