I bought one this week. I see the HDMI thing on the camera... Thats it! Where does it go? How does it work? I see NO HDMI output. Nothing....
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It is an HDMI micro connector, if you open the little door. The manual says:Connection via HDMI cable1 On the camera, select the digital signal format that will be connected ([480p/576p]/[720p]/[1080i]).2 Connect the TV and camera.3 Turn on the TV, and change "INPUT" to "VIDEO (an input jack connected to the camera)".4 Turn on the camera, and use arrows to select the image for playback.So you can basically show your images on a TV by directly connecting the camera.Are you saying you have connected a cable to a TV and you see nothing? You also have to set the TV to the right input... It is an HDMI micro connector, if you open the little door. The manual says:Connection via HDMI cable1 On the camera, select the digital signal format that will be connected ([480p/576p]/[720p]/[1080i]).2 Connect the TV and camera.3 Turn on the TV, and change "INPUT" to "VIDEO (an input jack connected to the camera)".4 Turn on the camera, and use arrows to select the image for playback.So you can basically show your images on a TV by directly connecting the camera.Are you saying you have connected a cable to a... » Read More It is an HDMI micro connector, if you open the little door. The manual says:Connection via HDMI cable1 On the camera, select the digital signal format that will be connected ([480p/576p]/[720p]/[1080i]).2 Connect the TV and camera.3 Turn on the TV, and change "INPUT" to "VIDEO (an input jack connected to the camera)".4 Turn on the camera, and use arrows to select the image for playback.So you can basically show your images on a TV by directly connecting the camera.Are you saying you have connected a cable to a TV and you see nothing? You also have to set the TV to the right input... « Show Less
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there are 2 ports on the camera. The large hole is a multi purpose port that connects the camera to the battery charge adapter or to a computer USB port. The cable for this port is included. (idk if you can buy an adapter to make this an HDMI port)The smaller hole is the micro-HDMI port. It connects the camera to an HDMI equipped TV or monitor. This cable is not included.
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Behind the end door where you plug in the USB cable adapter there is another second plug in there. That is the HDMI plug in spot. I was almost sure the cable adapter came with the camera I might be wrong that it came with the camera. You might need to purchase the adapter cable to use it. It takes the same HDMI adaptor cable that a cell phone uses. I have a droid razer Max HD phone. Hope that helps.
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The hdmi output takes the adapter cable that came with it. It plugs into the side behind the door where you hook the usb cable.
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there are 2 ports on the camera. The large hole is a multi purpose port that connects the camera to the battery charge adapter or to a computer USB port. The cable for this port is included. (idk if you can buy an adapter to make this an HDMI port) The smaller hole is the micro-HDMI port. It connects the camera to an HDMI equipped TV or monitor. This cable is not included.
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It sounds like you may have had the same issue I had. I took it to a camera shop and all this guy did was push a few buttons on the HDMI and waited then the image popped up. So the key is fiddle with it and wait I guess.
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Ok. this is somewhat related. First, this is EXACTLY what I needed because now my device is doing MUCH better, but, NOW the HDMI is wigging out sporadically for 2-3 seconds at a time. I tried a super short (1 foot) hdmi cable initially blaming it on that, but I'm still seeing the issue. My next step is to increase the power output of the micro usb adapter to see if that helps, but if that fails any other suggestions? Am I really the ony one this has happened with? :) Help! :)
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check and find out if your TV has the AR(audio return )feature on it. My TV does, but only one HDMI is dedicated for this feature not all. So the best thing is to get the manual instruction of the TV and explore about the inputs of HDMIs or go to your TV and look for one of the HDMIs to have a ARI printing on it. if you don't see it, it means that your TV is not equiped with that feature. I hope that I have answered your question. Good luck
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doesn't an VGA to HDMI plug work on this? I just ordered one, and people have said that it works, unless I have it the other way around. I'm used to the big tv's with VGA and it seems companies have stopped making VGA ports on tv's. Don't know if I need a male or female adapter now, they do have both available.
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Please excuse my ignorance, but could someone tell me what HDMI out actually allows you to do? I'm guessing hook up your netbook to an external monitor/tv for alternate display? I'm I correct? Thanks!
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I got a replacement USB cable for it on Amazon, so I'm sure you can find the AV cable for your television on Amazon. It also has an HDMI jack, looks like it might be a mini-HDMI because its smaller than a regular HDMI cable but it is labeled HDMI on the unit. The camera does not come with an HDMI cable at least when I bought it didnt. Hope that helps.
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I do not have any technical expertise, so cannot help y6ou very much, but at least try to chance your output source. If you are having trouble with HDMI, try the component output source. If it works on the component source, leave it there, as it is almost as good as HDMI. Hope this helps. RR
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Hmmm, interesting. I just checked the manual and page 26 gives a very specific wiring chart as to how to set up the component input. Then on page 39 it shows the input settings to match the wiring you selected.I really prefer HDMI as the best way to go. I have everything feeding the receiver with HDMI and one output to the TV. All of my device selections are made through the receiver and it works like a charm. I use their APP for my Apple iPad to control the receiver.For the record, I have not used the component video inputs on this receiver so it is hard to speak from actual experience. Hmmm, interesting. I just checked the manual and page 26 gives a very specific wiring chart as to how to set up the component input. Then on page 39 it shows the input settings to match the wiring you selected.I really prefer HDMI as the best way to go. I have everything feeding the receiver with HDMI and one output to the TV. All of my device selections are made through the receiver and it works like a charm. I use their APP for my Apple iPad to control the receiver.For the record, I have not used the component video inputs on this receiver so it is hard to speak... » Read More Hmmm, interesting. I just checked the manual and page 26 gives a very specific wiring chart as to how to set up the component input. Then on page 39 it shows the input settings to match the wiring you selected.I really prefer HDMI as the best way to go. I have everything feeding the receiver with HDMI and one output to the TV. All of my device selections are made through the receiver and it works like a charm. I use their APP for my Apple iPad to control the receiver.For the record, I have not used the component video inputs on this receiver so it is hard to speak from actual experience. « Show Less
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To be honest I no longer have the monitor. I had too many problems with it and the company so replaced it with a Samsung and eliminated the frustrations. I cannot not imagine it not having a HDMI port! How else do you connect? Mine had to have had one to connect the monitor to the computer. I will never purchase another Acer product and have passed my experience on to everyone that I know. It was a waste of money. I have talked with others who have experienced the same problems. My advise would be to see if you can recoup your money and purchase another brand. The company isn't easy to deal with so good luck. To be honest I no longer have the monitor. I had too many problems with it and the company so replaced it with a Samsung and eliminated the frustrations. I cannot not imagine it not having a HDMI port! How else do you connect? Mine had to have had one to connect the monitor to the computer. I will never purchase another Acer product and have passed my experience on to everyone that I know. It was a waste of money. I have talked with others who have experienced the same problems. My advise would be to see if you can recoup your money and purchase... » Read More To be honest I no longer have the monitor. I had too many problems with it and the company so replaced it with a Samsung and eliminated the frustrations. I cannot not imagine it not having a HDMI port! How else do you connect? Mine had to have had one to connect the monitor to the computer. I will never purchase another Acer product and have passed my experience on to everyone that I know. It was a waste of money. I have talked with others who have experienced the same problems. My advise would be to see if you can recoup your money and purchase another brand. The company isn't easy to deal with so good luck. « Show Less
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no hdmi connection... i use the optical audio input connection... it also has red/white component audio input
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It would be best if they would have hdmi connections. I think they know it is obsolete. Does anyone know where to find the cables to connect to the camera?
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Have similar issue, seems the hdmi out port is to blame, changed all the cables (several times) to no avail. This started after only 6 days, bought because of a relative small number of problems, only to encounter one myself. I have yet to find a fix and not willing at this time to have it repaired will prob send back for a replacement
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Sounds like a defective cable. I bought a micro hdmi to hdmi cable and it works great. Not so well with a micro hdmi adapter. If it doesn't work with another cable and/or the VGA cable, then the unit is probably defective.
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You need to go in your settings and you'll see the HDMI cable in the "OUtput" options. That's it
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Hi. I'm Sorry I don't know for sure on both questions. If you want a guess, I would say probably no hdmi output.
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Okay, I just connected it via HDMI. Big improvement. I don't understand why. I have a 720P TV and I thought component gives 720. But the HDMI really made a difference.Thanks