Im using my tv as a monitor, when i turn on my music and then leave the computer to do chores, the computer goes to no signal and i cant listen to my music, how do i keep it from doing this?

Well, at least you got it sorted out and everything is working fine now.

dose your tv have capability for use as a moniter, if so all you need is a cable from your computor to the back of your tv, you will need to make simple ajustmenys to your tv.

I had the same problem. It appears to be due to a bad tv tuner. Turn on your computer and leave the coax unplugged. Leave it for a while (15-30 min). When you see "snow" on your screen, you will be able to use the source button to change to another input and see if you can get a signal. I am running my cable through a dvd recorder and using the AV input to watch tv. Also, my HDMI, component and RGB work fine. After thank don't try to access the TV source until you have had your tuner replaced.

my mp3 player 's window media player change into imesh is there difficult for me to listen my music?

That's a very strange problem. The typical problem with a monitor is that there is no signal, and so the screen goes into a "screen saver" mode. It sounds like it is behaving as if it were a TV. Does your computer have a TV tuner on it? Some models have this option. I'm just wondering if you might have accidentally changed something. Was it working fine up until just now?

If you want the EQ to affect the iPod music only, you can hook up the iPod output to the EQ input, then the EQ output to your receiver's AUX input (or DAT input, or whatever you're using to listen to iPod music.

If you want the option of using EQ for other signals as well, then you hook up the EQ to the TAPE inputs/outputs (TAPE OUT goes to EQ input, and EQ output goes to TAPE IN)

If you hook it up this way, then you have to select MONITOR or TAPE MON to get the equalized signal.

The Polaroid TLX01511C 16" Class (15.4" Diagonal) is capable of receiving audio and video signal in ATSC and NTSC systems. With the host computer, use as the display terminal and connect the 3.5mm (diameter) audio cord to your computer’s audio main board so you can listen to music from your host computer through the Polaroid TLX01511C.

Look for a fade or cross fade function.

Use the "help" feature of the TB software to research things under these two names. Somehow one of these might have got set to a long time period rather than never.

try to update the monitor driver tehn check the same with the cables from cpu detached if no signal comes for long then the monitor is fine also try to check the monitor on bios screen