One side, I have a hi-res LCD monitor. Other side is for TV cable (via HDMI&gt;Composite (video only)&gt;RF adapters). TV image quality aside, is it a viable concept?
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I'm not an expert by any means, but I would think that the signal would not convert to analog. I use it very similarly, from this cable I have one dvi running to an LCD monitor, the other is to a tv via a cable with DVI on one end and HDMI on the other. Hope this helps.
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I tried using a hd tv as a monitor once. Your choices of resolution are greatly narrowed. I personally don't recommend using a tv as a monitor system. But, yes the adapter should work just fine for the graphics but bear in mind dvi doesn't support sound. Since the computer has an hdmi port that cable would be better since hdmi supports digital sound.
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Great question, I honestly don't know.Basically, you're saying you have some composite devices (instead of component devices). Unless you're going to use it strictly for composite devices, I'm not sure how it would work. Meaning, you'd have to hook it up to your TV to where you're using only a red/white (audio) and yellow (video) cable.
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I think you should be able to . http://www.sceptre.com/pub/Manuals/LED/E325BD-HD-12222011.pdf Check page 16 (I think through pg 19 for cable instructions). If you are facing the back of the tv, there should be two coaxial cable connections on the right side of the tv. Hope this helps.
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There is actually an hdmi port on the monitor, so I'm just using a regular hdmi cable from my computer, works great.
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I have use two monitors other way use sides hdmi and thunder plug two work it . Not with both same hdmi line.
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I can't answer the specific question as I am a novice regarding electronics in general, but I'm wondering if there is such a thing as a "splitter" for HDMI Cable as it would seem that this would solve your problem
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I believe so, but the quality will be poor. Given the high quality of the monitor, it would make sense to spring for a DVI or HDMI video card if your computer can handle it.
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If the cable company equipment has component OUT, and your TV has component IN, then you will probably get the best picture doing that, unless you spend much more than this device costs. I have an older Flat screen that has 1 HDMI port and component IN. The HDMI port went out. I purchased this, and the picture was good, but had some noise (white spots here and there). Plus most services on my Apple TV gave me HDCP errors and I was not able to view them...which was frustrating because it has "HDCP" written on the case. I returned it and just stuck with component for now. It is not as great a pic as HDMI, but it is still very good. If the cable company equipment has component OUT, and your TV has component IN, then you will probably get the best picture doing that, unless you spend much more than this device costs. I have an older Flat screen that has 1 HDMI port and component IN. The HDMI port went out. I purchased this, and the picture was good, but had some noise (white spots here and there). Plus most services on my Apple TV gave me HDCP errors and I was not able to view them...which was frustrating because it has "HDCP" written on the case. I returned it and just stuck with component for now. It is not... » Read More If the cable company equipment has component OUT, and your TV has component IN, then you will probably get the best picture doing that, unless you spend much more than this device costs. I have an older Flat screen that has 1 HDMI port and component IN. The HDMI port went out. I purchased this, and the picture was good, but had some noise (white spots here and there). Plus most services on my Apple TV gave me HDCP errors and I was not able to view them...which was frustrating because it has "HDCP" written on the case. I returned it and just stuck with component for now. It is not as great a pic as HDMI, but it is still very good. « Show Less
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I think just a regular HDMI cable would work for that. I'm not entirely positive though, so check me on that.
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the input of this device is composite and the output is HDMI, you are looking for the hdmi to composite or hdmi to svideo this is not the right device for you
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Yes, that is correct. This item is designed to split a single source into two outputs. It is not designed to combine two sources into one. So you will need separate inputs on your TV; you might choose the component output for one item and HDMI output for the other.
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You want a box opposite of this one. This box takes an older type composite signal and outputs HDMI (for a new TV). Check the site for a box that does the opposite of this one (HDMI to composite) and you will be fine.
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I prefer to hook my critical video equipment, especially reference equipment, directly to my monitor. You can use the ARC HDMI to get TV sound out of the Receiver.there 'has' to be 'some' information lost in the translation, imo.
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I purchase this for a friend, but I would look into a composite to composite (red, yellow, white) on both ends or composite to S-Video (If your tv has S-Video). Also I would check with your local best buy or Radioshack store.
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If you can output from the computer, should be OK. Don't have any info about your computer output, so can't be sure - if you have a cable connection or not. If so, then probably OK. Considering the many options of TV cards for computers, and their nuances - -the best way to answer the question is to hook it up and try it. Should not damage anything - it either works or it does not! Should not need to connect both - if it works on one, the splitter will probably take care of the one. Happy trials - - -
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im probably posting to late to help you.. but for anyone else.. i use this computer with an HDMI cable hooked up to my HDTV.. i havent done dual monitors.. but others have posted they've had success with it.. i think the HDMI hook up is great.. cause it plays both video and audio.. no need for computers speakers... i hook up this computer to my HDTV 32".. and Hi Def content looks great..