Is this a way so you can send the computer's active image to a tv over hdmi? Somewhat like chromecast by google?
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This could be used to send a computers active image to a more remote TV (or monitor) provided: 1. the source computer has an HDMI output (or output that can be converted to HDMI); 2. there is an available (i.e. unused for any other purpose) single CAT5 cable that runs from the source computer to the remote TV; and 3. the remote TV has an HDMI input (or input that can be converted to HDMI).
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No. This allows you to send an hdmi signal over a cat5 cable for a far distance.
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Yes u plug this into your TV's hdmi port....then you must download software to your pc and control the device thru your pc.
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I have connected this computer to my large HD TV, via HDMI and it works great to watch streaming video. It switched automatically to display whats on the computer screen to display it via the HDMI port.
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It doesn't matter what the program you want to watch. As log as your computer has an HDMI port, as well as your HDMI, (and assuming they are both working fine), the HDMI cable will transmit the image on your computer on your tv and also the sound.
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Using HDMI, yes. However, since computer monitors aren't designed for TV viewing, you may not get the quality of an HD TV.
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No you need to search on Amazon for an HDMI Converter that works with your tv's inputs. Chromecast HDMI to HDMI switch = HDMI output Chromcast HDMI to HDMI Converter = Older TV's get picture
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I don't know - I have not attempted that yet. I mostly use it as a bridge since the composite inputs blew out on my 65 inch TV. But when I tried Chromecast with it, I was unable to get it working, so I am glad that you did. Any advice for me on how you got Chromecast to work and what are your best uses for it?
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Not Sure I understand the question. If you are trying to hookup a hdtv to this computer, You will need a usb to video a adapter. Or you can transmit the signal using something like samsung all share. BLUETOOTH
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No, this will not do what you are attempting. You either need to get a USB to VGA adapter that will allow your PC to output its video via the USB and then a cable to connect the VGA end of the adapter to the VGA input on your TV. Not sure what sort of computer you are using, but I've never seen one that doesn't either have a VGA output or come with a converter to allow VGA output (unless it is a slim Chromebook or similar).
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Yes, easily done via an HDMI connection. Other methods are more complicated to answer concisely.
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I have my PC hooked up via HDMI, but have to run a seperate audio cable (stupid dvi outs on my ancient graphics card) and there is no delay. I also have my chromecast hooked directly to the receiver and no issues. I'm very happy with it.
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As long as your computer has HDMI out, you can plug that into this unit's input. Then, connect the outs to your monitor, and TV
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Yes, that is what the device is designed to do. Mine works great. Quick switching between computers, no flickering and a very clear picture.
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Apple tv or google Chromecast should do the trick. When i owned this tv i found it to be poorly constructed and had 2 circuit boards blow out within one year. The replacement tv of the same model i got from amazon died shortly after the warranty expired after one year of light usage. If you dont already own this tv i would look elsewhere and save yourself a headache.
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That is exactly how I'm using it. The HDMI is plugged into my Dell laptop, and it is connected to a VGA older monitor so I can have a second screen. It works like a charm!
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Yes. Chromecast works on this monitor. It can work on any monitor / tv with an HDMI port, however you may get black bars on the sides of your screen as Chromecast only displays in 1080p and the resolution would be stretched horizontally.
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I'd use Google Chromecast, it sends over video/audio desktop anything you want for $35.