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HDTV and HDMI, huh?
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So I need to know the difference between HDMI and HDTV in retard terms as I'm no tech savvi.
I need to know this as Turtle beaches do not work with HDMI and I need to figure out which I have xD... I have my xbox set to HDTV and I have no extra cables so Turtle Beaches will surely work? Also if anyone could explain the difference between HDMI and HDTV I'd appreciate it and +rep .
I need to know this as Turtle beaches do not work with HDMI and I need to figure out which I have xD... I have my xbox set to HDTV and I have no extra cables so Turtle Beaches will surely work? Also if anyone could explain the difference between HDMI and HDTV I'd appreciate it and +rep .
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my turtle beaches work on HDMI
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HDMI is a cable that carrys Video & Sound to your tv/monitor from your source (xbox/ps3/computer).
A HDTV is a TV that is capable to play HD videos (from your source) weather than be 1080p or 720p..
I have a HDTV, I connect my xbox to my tv using a HDMI cable And use turtle as my tv has a red/white audio out but you can use hdmi and turtle beaches using the red/white output from the tv or the green cable on the beaches to the green on tv (headphones out)
Hope this helps!
A HDTV is a TV that is capable to play HD videos (from your source) weather than be 1080p or 720p..
I have a HDTV, I connect my xbox to my tv using a HDMI cable And use turtle as my tv has a red/white audio out but you can use hdmi and turtle beaches using the red/white output from the tv or the green cable on the beaches to the green on tv (headphones out)
Hope this helps!
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my tv has a little headphone jack on the side so i dont need to use the splitter cable, hope that helps, maybe making things a little easier.
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i have turtle beaches and i just plug them into the regular sound cables... ( red and white)
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