Can i use this cable to connect My Dell Vostro 200 PC to my LG LED TV? Please note that i have connected this computer to my old LCD digital TV before
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I strongly do not recommend this cable , I bought it and it never worked . I contacted the company and all they said was to restart the tv and the pc and it still did not . they also don`t have support ,just for my experience ,I would not recommend anyone to use this cable , it does not work .
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Please make sure that your LED TV has a VGA port and the cable will work just fine.
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It depends on what you are trying to do. You CAN'T go from a VGA output from your computer to a digital input on the monitor. I ended up not using this adapter and buying a new, plain vanilla video card with two HDMI outputs, and connecting my monitors with HDMI cables. ( P.S., this was a snap; there was futzing around involved at all).
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Yeah, but you need to buy a thing. I have an old Pinnacle PCTV tuner (USB stick) that works great. One end plugs into my cable and the other plugs into the computer. I would recommend you search for a more modern USB TV Tuner but feel pretty confident you could make it work.
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Since this cable is one direction, the PC should send the HDMI signal to the tv without a problem--as long as you have the cable turned the correct direction. (There are arrows for direction, but it wouldn't hurt to check the cable out between two devices--up close without stretching it out if you're able--to make sure the direction is correct and everything is working. I originally misunderstood the arrows, and had to re-string the cable for 100 feet. :) But if you need to send communication data from the tv back to the PC for some reason, that won't work. (I needed some communication data in my situation, yet was able to send the 100 ft. HDMI to a 3D blu ray, then just used a short, two-way HDMI with data transfer ability between the blu ray and the audio amp--and another between the audio amp to my projector...if that gives you any ideas.) If you have more than one device sharing the HDMI output on your PC, you will need to add an HDMI splitter/amp; the small amp in the cable is only for getting the existing signal thru 100 feet of cable, and won't amplify a weak incoming signal.
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honestly it will depend if your computer has the same size hdmi port as your tv does. I have a computer at home that has a video card in it that has the smaller a size output , this cable would not work for that. But i have purchased a cable that does work for it at this link -> AmazonBasics High-Speed Mini-HDMI to HDMI Cable - 9.8 Feet (3 Meters) - Supports Ethernet, 3D and Audio Return . the easiest thing you could do is look at the port on your computer and your tv, if they are the same size, buy this cable, if the computer one is smaller, than use the link i pasted in this message... good luck. honestly it will depend if your computer has the same size hdmi port as your tv does. I have a computer at home that has a video card in it that has the smaller a size output , this cable would not work for that. But i have purchased a cable that does work for it at this link -> AmazonBasics High-Speed Mini-HDMI to HDMI Cable - 9.8 Feet (3 Meters) - Supports Ethernet, 3D and Audio Return . the easiest thing you could do is look at the port on your computer and your tv, if they are the same size, buy this cable, if the computer one... » Read More honestly it will depend if your computer has the same size hdmi port as your tv does. I have a computer at home that has a video card in it that has the smaller a size output , this cable would not work for that. But i have purchased a cable that does work for it at this link -> AmazonBasics High-Speed Mini-HDMI to HDMI Cable - 9.8 Feet (3 Meters) - Supports Ethernet, 3D and Audio Return . the easiest thing you could do is look at the port on your computer and your tv, if they are the same size, buy this cable, if the computer one is smaller, than use the link i pasted in this message... good luck. « Show Less
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No idea about specific models. I'm using it with a led 24" lg TV screen. Any recent tv should work. Maybe you'll need an extension for the audio cable, it can only reach a few inches apart from the TV's VGA port,the audio cable is short.
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My husband is the real expert in this area, but after an inspection of my LG TV I see that we have the cord plugged into a HDMI input on the TV. I think that this cord only goes from HDMI to HDMI. If your VGA TV also has a HDMI port it would work, but if you only have VGA, then this cable is NOT for you. I hope that answer is helpful!
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If your LG and computer has a VGA portals, this should work, however, you will not have sound. Ideally, if you have HDMI portals on both, that would be the best way to go as HDMI cables deliver the audio and the video.
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I had a computer man hook up my pc to the TV. It works great. I had him do it as I am the worst electronic person in the galaxy. I wish I could help you more. I am not sure about laptop.
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I have a 21" LED Computer Monitor and it works just fine; just make sure that the monitor or screen is turned off first and don't press too hard. Remember a little goes a long wag; mine took 17 drops, almost too much. Good viewing, Paul
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I bought this VGA cord to connect my Lenovo PC to the scaler: Cables Unlimited PCM-2240-06 SVGA Cable With 3.5mm Male to Male Audio (6 Feet, Black)You simply plug the 3.5( standard) audio connector into the audio output of your computer and the audio plug at the other end into the audio input on the scaler. If you find ( as I did) that the cord is too short to reach both the video and audio plugs on your PC you can use a separate cord for the audio. Otherwise, you can get great sound by using headphones connected to your PC, which I often do at night so as not to disturb others. I bought this VGA cord to connect my Lenovo PC to the scaler: Cables Unlimited PCM-2240-06 SVGA Cable With 3.5mm Male to Male Audio (6 Feet, Black)You simply plug the 3.5( standard) audio connector into the audio output of your computer and the audio plug at the other end into the audio input on the scaler. If you find ( as I did) that the cord is too short to reach both the video and audio plugs on your PC you can use a separate cord for the audio. Otherwise, you can get great sound by using headphones connected to your PC,... » Read More I bought this VGA cord to connect my Lenovo PC to the scaler: Cables Unlimited PCM-2240-06 SVGA Cable With 3.5mm Male to Male Audio (6 Feet, Black)You simply plug the 3.5( standard) audio connector into the audio output of your computer and the audio plug at the other end into the audio input on the scaler. If you find ( as I did) that the cord is too short to reach both the video and audio plugs on your PC you can use a separate cord for the audio. Otherwise, you can get great sound by using headphones connected to your PC, which I often do at night so as not to disturb others. « Show Less
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That is the purpose of this cable, so as long as your HDMI is female and your VGA is male, there shouldn't be a problem. I shouldn't have bought this connector because I do not have an HDMI port (at the time, my Dell Inspiron Mini docking station was on its way, and I mistakenly thought it had an HDMI port). You probably already know you can't plug an HDMI adapter into a USB port!
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You will need a VGA cable connected to the computer, to the VGA connection on your TV. You may have to use a short VGA splitter on back of your computer. You may purchase this on Amazon. That's the way I have mine hooked up.
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MANUFACTURER ANSWER: Just to clarify regarding this question, the cable will only work going from an HDMI output source to a VGA input. So if your PC has HDMI output and your TV has VGA input, it's likely this will work. If it's the other way around (VGA output to HDMI input) it will not work.
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Yes you can. I hooked mine to the TV with a HDMI Cord then attached a 30' USB cord with an inline amp to my computer tower. I ran the wire under the floor to my TV-PC works pretty good. The only thing I'm going to do different soon is get a shorter USB cord due to signal loss which was expected with the 30' cord I am using.
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well my TV was hdmi and my PC that i built was VGA it didn't work; i got a used video card that had a hdmi connector and it worked. this cable is for connecting hdmi to VGA cabble