Hi Guys,
I've read from the FAQ on the XBox site that the xbox cannot be played on any projection TV's? If my TV Set has no GAME mode, and its not a projection TV, can I still play my Xbox there?
Hi Guys,
I've read from the FAQ on the XBox site that the xbox cannot be played on any projection TV's? If my TV Set has no GAME mode, and its not a projection TV, can I still play my Xbox there?
Iskai...Several people in here have Projection TVs and they are playing their XBoxes fine. I don't have a Projection TV, I have a 36" Toshiba S-Video Tube TV, but, this is what I heard from them. There is a guy named Hugh_Jass in these forums that has one of those TVs that project onto a screen as well (I don't remember what those are called). So, as far as I have heard, the XBox can be played on a wide variety of TV types.
Here's the URL of the FAQ I was saying.
http://www.xbox.com/support/default.htm
I just want to make sure that it will not screw up my TV set since I had an experience with other gaming station and after playing continous hours, then suddenly my TV starts to break down.
on projection tvs you run the chance of burning images in your screen. with procters you dont and on tubes you dont. What kind of tv do you own? do you have video ? do you have the audio video jacks in bac?
Taliesin of "Omega Squad"
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Iskai...Okay, after reading the site I finally found what you are talking about. It says:
"Can I use the Xbox with a projection TV?
Some televisions, especially front- or rear-projection TVs, can be damaged if any video games, including Xbox games, are played on them. Consult your television owner's manual to determine if video games can be played safely on your television set. If you are unable to find this information in the owner's manual, contact your television dealer or the manufacturer to determine if video games can be played safely on your set."
Good recommendation. I would call the OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) of the TV. What kind of TV is it? Call the company...they are bound to have a toll free customer service number.
I have the SONY Wega 32". To make it sure, I will call the Customer Service as well. Thanks Guys!
Iskai...dude, your Wega is fine...that is a Tube TV...so, no problems for you on that TV...nice TV
yeah it should be fine. hell you should even have an s video hook up in back
Taliesin of "Omega Squad"
Games owned; GR, GRIT, Outlaw Volleyball, 2K3, Fever 2002, Matrix, Commandos, Halo, Splinter Cell, Brute Force, Fuzion Frezy, PGR, Tiger Woods 2003, Tetris Worlds, Crimson Skies
Waiting for; Links 2004, Rainbow 6, Counter Strike, Ninja Gaiden,
Exactly...get the Advanced AV Pack I have one...it makes a huge difference compared to the regular RCA connectors (though, I will have to say, the RCAs do a good job - they even have gold connections )Originally posted by scarecrow kfj
yeah it should be fine. hell you should even have an s video hook up in back
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