I am trying to get my projector to receive a signal from my windows media wireless display adapter, will this convert the signal?
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This device only converts HDMI to VGA, so if your wireless adapter has an HDMI output, yes. This device does not receive wireless signals.
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I would not buy this product again as it converted signal but colors were all messed up and looked like pink and purple I bought a different one but also had to buy a hdmi 3 port switcher to get my chromecast to work. So chromecast plugged into switcher then switcher plugged into hdmi to vga converter looks very good for non HD my daughter's love there monitor tv. They cast onto it same as in living room.
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If your projector supports a standard HDMI input, yes. It should not be a problem. You may have to adjust your resolution on your device depending on the capabilities of your projector.
1563278
No, it most likely does not have the drivers for a projector. It is used for USB flash drives and gaming controllers mostly.
323705
it splits my signal into a screen and a projector, there isn't any issue between the two but your result may vary :S
1056619
As long as the adapter converts it to the three yellow red and white plugs then yes, but this projector is really pixely and not very high quality.
1056620
The projector supports a standard composite RCA input and left/right audio RCA inputs so the adapter you mention should work since it says it will convert the hdmi signal into standard analog composite with left/right audio. You should be fine.
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No, it can convert only vga to hdmi, so you need another converter that can convert hdmi to vga to connect laptop to the projector.
299880
It should work. This dongle makes you download a small app on your local computer (Mac and PC compatible) that allows you to connect to the projector. Make sure you have access to power supply around the projector for the dongle.
760459
Yes. I tried it but you need to try it out with your projector first. Mine worked with certain projectors only.
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As long as you have an hemisphere connection it should be fine, I haven't used it with mine but it should be the same concept. Hdmi is the same so it should work. It's going from my laptop to a tv monitor and two giant projectors. Make sure you get the hdmi cable with the extra boost for the signal especially if it's more then 10feet away most cables have an in and out side so make sure to look for that too if it doesn't work that's everyone's big mistake
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I can't think of why it wouldn't. In my case, I was gifted an ancient Panasonic projector that had only VGA inputs (and composite video). I also had a couple of DVD players with component video ouputs. So, the RGB to VGA cable worked perfectly to translate the component output to the projector. I can't see why it wouldn't do the same with PS3 outputs, it's the same kind of signal.And, it's cheap, so even if it doesn't do the trick, no big deal.
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you should be able too I connected my XBOX 360 the same way to a Projector with a VGA connection and it worked just fine.
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Can I use this from VGA out on our PC to our projector RCA input without making the screen size smaller.
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The projector use your wifi port for connect to laptop, then only is possible if website no needed your internet connection or you can connect your laptop to other wifi connector
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You could if you use the VGA cable or an HDMI cable to an alternate device. If connecting one of those cables doesn't automatically project, you may need to use the keyboard shortcut to push the signal (try the Windows Button + P).
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Hi, are you using USB directly on the projector? If so, it should work fine. Cheers.
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Do you know the connection type on the digital projector? It should be either DVI, VGA, or HDMI. You can find them by searching for the type of adapter "to Mini DisplayPort" on Amazon.