Does anyone with an insignia TV know if this works from PC to TV?
2003852
I have an old 43 in Philips that i sometimes watch Amazon Prime movies on sometimes via my Dell Inspiron 1545 and thats when I use the cable.
2003853
Well as I have said before It works for me so you shouldn't have any problem with it as far as I can see.
222639
I have no idea what the device you are asking about is. I only know that the remote you are asking about works beautifully on an Insignia NS42P650A11 plasma TV.
1153885
as long as your pc and your tv both have hdmi slots, it will work. you just have to set up your pc to use 2 monitors, or mirror your screen onto the tv, depending on what you want to do.
697360
I am not sure. Best bet is to call Insignia Customer Support at (877) 467-4289.
990571
I have not tried to connect it to a TV but there are several work-a-rounds you have to do just to get it to work on your computer.
798242
Make sure you have it plugged into the HDMI port on your TV. It will not work with a USB port.
1453889
It would work if your computer has a TV tuner card or a USB TV tuner device. Otherwise, no. There's no way to connect it to your cable box - the only inputs are a standard 15-pin DSUB VGA input and a DVI input. It will only connect to a computer, and the only way to route the cable TV signal through your computer is using a TV tuner device.
730624
This device is not for transmitting anything from PC... this device is for accepting video signal from outside. If you want a device which will let you share computer screen then check what inputs your TV has... very likely it will have HDMI or DVI input and then check what outputs your notebook has. Almost all notebooks has VGA output... or even DVI, so you just need a cable/converter from your port TV port.
1381266
How you would get it to work would depend on which type of computer you have. Also, make sure your Tv is on the "HDMI" setting.
985716
I purchased a Insignia Plasma 42 inch and it worked perfectly. It is very versatile, so I am certain it will fit most, if not all, TVs whether plasma or otherwise.
900938
Don't have an answer but it transmits audio and visual signals, are they different on a computer than a TV.
1506748
You can hook your PC up to this TV via a few methods:1) VGA. You'll be able to use the standard "15-pin D-Sub" cable most are familiar with for most PCs. This provides an analog signal.2) DVI-to-HDMI. If your PC has an DVI port, you can get a HDMI to DVI Adapter Cable and plug the DVI end into your PC and the HDMI end into your TV.3) HDMI. If your PC has an HDMI port, you can plug an HDMI cable from the PC to the TV. This link also provides sound (not entirely sure the TV supports this but most do).There is also a 4th option, less likely, but if your laptop or PC has a DisplayPort port, you can get a DisplayPort Male to HDMI Cable Male or if you have a Macbook, a mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter. I personally have no experience with DisplayPort so YMMV. You can hook your PC up to this TV via a few methods:1) VGA. You'll be able to use the standard "15-pin D-Sub" cable most are familiar with for most PCs. This provides an analog signal.2) DVI-to-HDMI. If your PC has an DVI port, you can get a HDMI to DVI Adapter Cable and plug the DVI end into your PC and the HDMI end into your TV.3) HDMI. If your PC has an HDMI port, you can plug an HDMI cable from the PC to the TV. This link also provides sound (not entirely sure the TV supports this... » Read More You can hook your PC up to this TV via a few methods:1) VGA. You'll be able to use the standard "15-pin D-Sub" cable most are familiar with for most PCs. This provides an analog signal.2) DVI-to-HDMI. If your PC has an DVI port, you can get a HDMI to DVI Adapter Cable and plug the DVI end into your PC and the HDMI end into your TV.3) HDMI. If your PC has an HDMI port, you can plug an HDMI cable from the PC to the TV. This link also provides sound (not entirely sure the TV supports this but most do).There is also a 4th option, less likely, but if your laptop or PC has a DisplayPort port, you can get a DisplayPort Male to HDMI Cable Male or if you have a Macbook, a mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter. I personally have no experience with DisplayPort so YMMV. « Show Less
1734315
I attach it to my television by hdmi cable. The other output is an analog audio/video. I haven't tried hooking it up to my computer.
636499
This depends on the video output of the PC. A friend of mine had a simular senario trying to connect a Samsung Smart TV that had only HDMI output to an Emachine desktop that only had VGA. It didnt work.
1061571
I use media center to interface with the direct TV receiver. If that is still a part of Win 8, it should work just the same.
1275920
the only compatibly I saw and which was to buy windows for use in computers, I never saw that was compatible with TV! sorry
1208053
Is your TV running Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7? If not, it is unlikely that this device will work on your TV.