A reader asks Dr. A why he can't view some of his material on the TV he bought. Lots of people run into this problem, so we figured we'd take it to Dr. A for a solution. Q: I have an HDTV that only ...

As game developers start pushing the PlayStation 3’s capabilities to the max you may start to wonder; what is the best way to watch these high-definition games? Assuming that you already have your HD ...

With the AppleTV price drop just announced, I need one. However, my TV does not have HDMI, only component and DVI. My HTPC is currently running HDMI to DVI, but I'd like to change that to component, ...

Monoprice Component & S/PDIF Digital Coax/Optical Toslink Audio to HDMI Converter does what it says. While it isn't without its quirks, it does work. Mostly. Monoprice has a singular reputation in the ...

TV One task’s newest format converter, the 1T-FC-326, allows the user to take either of two HDMI inputs and convert it to Component Video. Very wide video bandwidth ensures that the analog output is ...

Octava Inc., specialists in HDMI solutions, announced the release of a Component /VGA to HDMI converter switch. The HDCMP31 allows users to easily connect component, VGA and up to 3 HDMI video sources ...

Our BFF, Engadget, got a tip about an upcoming component to HDMI cable for the non-elite 360, and we're left shrugging our shoulders. Such adapters already exist at a steep cost; you plug component ...

A guy I know wants to have the component video output (along with analog stereo and optical digital audio) of his Xbox (HD-DVD player, mostly) go to his whole house distribution system while at the ...

Friendly tipster Evan M wasn't too stoked to see an Xbox 360 Elite headed for store shelves after he'd just purchased a Premium 360, especially considering the fact that his TV has a whole HDMI port ...

When [Dr. Moddnstine] saw a 1978 General Electric TV in the trash, he just had to save it. As it turned out, it still worked! An idea hatched — what if he could turn it into a vintage Chromecast TV?

An article over at Tom's Guide makes the case that component cables are superior to HDMI, describing those who extol the latter's virtues as "half-witted." The piece has less signal in it than a cable ...