How do you watch tv on This monitor?

No because it is a monitor only; meaning it does not have a TV tuner of its own.

What kind of connection (wire) are you using to connect the DVD player to the TV? Is it composite (RCA, yellow), component (3X RCA, blue, red, green), S-video (Mini-DIN, like a computer keyboard or mouse connector), DVI (Like a wider computer monitor connector), HDMI (Wider and thinner but like a USB connector)?

Dear Mmcdonald 23,
you require HD graphics card for better clarity and a corresponding resolution to be selected is also mandatory.the picture or movie that you watching also depends on the video quality please use Blue Ray or Dvd.for better quality
thanks

hi,
do the following.
1. connect ur blue rays hdmi out to ur tvs hdmi input.
2. connct blue rays out to any one of the coaxial(aux) input of bose.
3. connect ur tvs optical audio output to optical audio input of bose
4. connect monitor out of ur bose to any one of ur av in of ur tv. connect component video to better quality .
4 . in the blue rays audio setup select audio output priority as optical/coaxial
5 . in bose set aux as digital input.
to see blue ray select hdmi of ur tv, sellect in bose in which the blue rays coaxial is connected(aux) insert disk in blue ray an watch
to see dvd in bose select tvs corresponding input, select bose to dvd . insert dvd and watch
to whach tv program set tv to corresponding mode. set bose to optical audio input mode.
ok

Hello
You just try it with any other computer running on Vista or XP. Connect your device through that system and download the software. Some electronic devices like blue ray player, have internal LAN card fitted with it. If your device is such a type, you can download the software directly connecting it to an external broadband modem. We have got the software like that for a sony Blue Ray dvd. But yours have no video output device fitted inside to monitor the function. So you must connect it to an other computer itself to get the software downloaded. If it can't possible contact the manufacturer for support. Sometimes they may have the software on CD format. If so you can do thing very easy.

Depends on what connections are on your laptop and tv check them both. If you have a HDMI port on both you can use that. If not most recent TV's have a VGA port which you can use using a standard vga cable if not they will have a DVI or S-Video port and you will need one of those cables which are all availble from any computer shop. But check which one you need first

Okay, this monitor setup is a little strange. There is an "AVC" component with this monitor that you use to connect everything. There is a 4 cable string (power, s-video, DVI, display port) that connects the AVC unit to the monitor. You must have all external equipment connected to the AVC unit, not to the TV itself. The connections on the TV talk to the AVC unit. I will assume you will be connecting the Blu-ray player via HDMI. HDMI is on input 4 on the back of the AVC unit. hit the input button on the remote or the TV and select input 4. There is a way of customizing the inputs to read out what you have connected to them (ex. DVD, VHS, etc.) to make it easier to use. This should get you signal from your blu-ray

blu ray disc are read only for a new dvd blue ray device... buy a blue ray dvd device... that is the solutions to your and too expensive...

The TV remote may have a button stating Aspect Ratio, or similar. Usually when you keep hitting it, it may cycle through available settings like 16:9, 4:3, Wide, Zoom, etc. If not, or if the remote doesn't have this button, check the TV's onscreen display but usually the source device like the DVD player is in control of how the image fits the screen so the DVD player's onscreen display or it's remote may also have the Aspect option so check it as well. Todays TV's are alot like PC monitors and they "talk" to the device in control of the signal. Your Samsung may have worked better with the Blu Ray, or maybe it's the other way around but your new LG may not have an automatic adjustment like the Samsung may have had.

I found a manual (PDF) for the TV/Monitor online and downloaded it for "free". That told me what I needed to know. Yes, it will work. Page One