True, but the only connection worth anything on TV's today is HDMI. Use that and you'll never have to be concerned with PAL/NTSC or any of that. It just turns the TV into a HD screen. however, the blue ray is a different story as that may not play the discs in SEA, which are not the same regional format as US or Japan. But you can usually play them on a computer and stream to an Apple TV or use HDMI to get around that. Woo Hoo!Strong Eagle wrote:
It is doubtful that your TV will work (at least to get standard cable signals). First, I don't think your Japanese TV receives anything but digital, and second, Japan uses a different digital system than Singapore.
Ever heard about component + spdif, coax / toslink?Tanuki wrote:True, but the only connection worth anything on TV's today is HDMI.Strong Eagle wrote:
It is doubtful that your TV will work (at least to get standard cable signals). First, I don't think your Japanese TV receives anything but digital, and second, Japan uses a different digital system than Singapore.
Most of those don't work too well. You need to buy something fairly expensive to be reliable and not introduce electrical noise. At those costs, you might as well just replace your equipment.Worldtravel wrote:Thanks for your input guys.
I've read somewhere that the wattage of the step down transformer also matters. How does it work? For example I intend to use a transformer for my subwoofer and my amplifier which I imagine have fairly high wattage.
Check what wattage they are.Worldtravel wrote:Thanks for your input guys.
I've read somewhere that the wattage of the step down transformer also matters. How does it work? For example I intend to use a transformer for my subwoofer and my amplifier which I imagine have fairly high wattage.
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