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In-Wall Gun Safe Can Tie into Security System

Submitted by CE Pro on Thu, 06/26/2008 - 21:39
Pistol safes from Lock and Load, available with a keypad or biometric reader, send out alerts when opened.

Structured Cable Extends HDMI Over Cat5e

Submitted by CE Pro on Thu, 06/26/2008 - 20:36
Structured Cable Products (SCP) is coming out with a slew of new high-quality cables and interconnects, including the HDMI Cat5e Extender.

Colorado vNet Expands Home Automation with CCTV

Submitted by CE Pro on Thu, 06/26/2008 - 19:35
Colorado vNet is expanding its home automation system with the its CCTV Application.

Sony Adds 3 A/V Receivers to Elevated Standard Line

Submitted by CE Pro on Thu, 06/26/2008 - 17:38
Sony is adding three new A/V receivers to its Elevated Standard (ES) product line.

How Can I Hook Up My TV's Audio to My Home Theater?

Submitted by Matt Whitlock on Thu, 06/26/2008 - 16:03

Question: I have just bought a DURABRAND SA51AR home theatre system to go with my DURABRAND 2127N TV and DURABRAND CG5660-M Freeview set-top box. I have connected all my output leads (the speaker ones). I have only one red, yellow, and white jack on my TV and three sets of red and white jack leads with home theatre system. I can't get sound no matter how many times I've swapped the input leads... any ideas whats going wrong :(

-  submitted by CKENWORTHY1986

Answer:

If I get you right, you have a home theater system, a TV, and a freeview set-top, but can't get any sound from the TV through your external audio system.

Comcast is Going All-Digital

Submitted by ZatzNotFunny on Thu, 06/26/2008 - 15:09

Todd Spangler at Multichannel broke the news this morning. Comcast is buying up to six million digital terminal adapters (DTAs) this year in an effort to migrate to all-digital broadcasts throughout 20% of its footprint in 2008. The DTAs are coming from Motorola (my employer), Pace and Thomson. DTAs work by converting QAM channels broadcast without encryption to analog signals.? They don’t include any conditional access technology, a program guide, or support two-way services such as VOD.

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