just4kix
Well-Known Member
I honestly do not know the answer to this. It is a lot of individual perception I guess. Sound from any flat panel TV cannot be expected to be booming, deep and vibrant. Afterall, there is a limitation to the small built-in speakers. FRom what I have seen with my ST50 is that sound is OK for TV serials. I miss the HT sound for movies.
A headphone jack is for sound-out and not sound-in. Your creative 2.1 system has headphone jack and that is meant for listening via headphones. So that is out of question.
The creative system must be having an input. Check whether the TV has a headphone out. You can connect the TV's headphone-out to Creative system's audio-in.
You can look at media players as an alternative.
I believe that I have already answered the question. If the games have no static images/sections, there is no danger on plasma. I checked IR on display pieces and checked for nearly 5-6 minutes at close range. I could not see IR. In my opinion (once again), IR is an overhyped and overstated issue. One needs to be careful in the beginning like taking care of an infant. In the later years also, it should not be abused. If this is too much of a hassle and overwhelming, they stay away from plasma (and its wonderful PQ).
