amiga 4000 to hook up to vga on tv would it work
1000655
hello,Im sorry I've been meaning to contact you with this matter. I'm sorry it does not work It needed to have the hdmi hook up for it to show picture. i dont know what can be done now since its been a few months since bought it but it did not work. Let me know.Thanks Geri.
1000656
hello, Im sorry I've been meaning to contact you with this matter. I'm sorry it does not work It needed to have the hdmi hook up for it to show picture. i dont know what can be done now since its been a few months since bought it but it did not work. Let me know. Thanks Geri.
1000657
So the Amiga 4000 has a component video out port? Does your monitor support the same type (RGB or YP_BP_R) as is output by your Amiga. If so, it will probably work. My cable successfully connects a DVD player to a LCD/LED monitor using the YP_BP_R format.
580123
It will need a HDMI or VGA and a USB connection. I can't think of a reason it wouldn't work.
700951
This device is simply a DA or Distribution Amplifier meaning it take a single input and sends the signal to 4 different devices. If your computer has a VGA output AND your TV has a VGA input then this would work. Please note: It's not converting anything.
1579576
There are wireless devices like Bluetooth that will work. Yes VGA will work but still need to run cable. They sell that cable in 100' bundles and will be the least cost and best results.
753957
If the converter box is using component out, no, this will not work. You would need a small box that converts component to VGA like http://amzn.com/B009GUQYBO or http://amzn.com/B0014BL9PO.
307989
YES and it works great vga cable to monitor then the box atari cable to box ... you have to plug in your power speakers in to the box I have a gaming chair
2198058
I have the same computer that you have. I hooked the cable up to three different TVs and it still doesn't work. I haven't tried the VGA port (blue port) on it yet; but the RCA ports (the red, white, and yellow) do not work.
415220
Not if it is 9 pin, that would be EGA. If it has a 15 pin connector and that would be VGA and it will work
454906
Yes, but you'll have to use your VGA to VGA cable to connect to the adapter.
953433
Yes! It was so nice not to have to buy an VGA cable. However if you are using a mac, you willhave to purchase the adapter for that.
1892621
I would assume it would. You might have to Detect Displays (Cmd + F2) to get the VGA monitor online if your using it as a secondary monitor.
392264
Depends if it will accept your tv as a monitor or not. I was using this as an arcade machine and couldnt get it to work with my TV without trying to find a vid card that was compatible with this and had tv out. Gave up my search.
2271977
Should but the resolution probably won't be great. Also check first, many HDTV's already include a VGA input port.
150757
You can use that, but I have never had much luck with the USB to VGA adapters. you may want to try to use something like this:StarTech DVI to VGA Cable Adapter, M/F (DVIVGAMF)
1518043
Your T.V. probably doesn't blend the VGA with your audio input. What you need is a 3.5 audio jack to a female RCA jack. This should 100% fix your problem.
1213901
I have both HDMI and VGA connections on my HDTV, but the VGA didn't work until I bought a VGA/HDMI converter box. They're not expensive (mine was $10) I have an older Dell tower that's been refurbished but didn't have the HDMI connection, so the converter box was an inexpensive way to go.
1569197
VGA is only for the Visual section, if your laptop came with a Audio Jack, theirs many different kinds one is yellow and only one type of connection, and the other is a normal speaker jack that might work only if the TV has a connection for the speaker jack in the back of it...hope this works if all else fails go to your local Computer store and by an adapter specially made for conversion from the PC to the TV... best of luck