I have an Xbox 360, PS3, and cable box that I need to have hooked up to it. The simplest way to do it is to have them all hooked up to an HDMI switcher. No problem for my 360 and PS3, but my cable box does not have an hdmi output or RCA output.
This rupture can cause swelling in the area of the disc, which can press on nerves that come out of the lower spine. As your knees bend and you bring the weight down towards you in a leg press, your lower back can round. When it rounds there is a lot of pressure on the discs between your vertebrae. Your back is also being pressed back against the seat because it's supporting the weight of the leg press. This combination of pressure from the weight and from rounding of the lower back can cause a herniation of the lumbar spine.
All symptoms of leg pain caused by the conditions listed above are often referred to as sciatica. This is because the pain often radiates along the sciatic nerve, which originates with certain nerve roots in the low back and runs through the back of each leg into the foot. Sciatica can present as either a constant pain (usually in the buttock) or a shooting pain through the leg. See: