I have a Dell laptop with a 15-pin secondary video VGA output jack (normally used to connect to a projector). Instead of projector, I would like to connect to my TV, which has aux RCA inputs (white red yellow). Is device OK for this purpose? I have a Dell laptop with a 15-pin secondary video VGA output jack (normally used to connect to a projector). Instead of projector, I would like to connect to my TV, which has aux RCA inputs (white... » Read More I have a Dell laptop with a 15-pin secondary video VGA output jack (normally used to connect to a projector). Instead of projector, I would like to connect to my TV, which has aux RCA inputs (white red yellow). Is device OK for this purpose? « Show Less
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It will work for that purpose except it does not have an audio cable. So to get your sound you will need a separate audio cable.
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Ohhhh okay. Yes i have that cable. Hold off a second on buying it. I believe i had issues as well. Let me just double check it soons i reach home :)
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Yes it is as long as the tv has the output setting option And the computer has the display option for showing itself on other screens
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I have an older Dell model computer that doesn't have digital video outputs, the VGA converter worked perfect on my new HDMI 1080p T.V. Don't expect real quality as 1080p, but works great, satisfied, easy to hook up and now I can watch my old favorite shows & Youtube. For better sound, I connected speakers and sounds like I'm at the movies.
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Sorry for the delay. We are using this adapter to connect a VGA monitor to an HDMI port on a computer running MS-Windows. It should connect any VGA monitor to an HDMI port on your Dell laptop. The device is working well for us.
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I have used both the 30-pin to HDMI and Lighting to HDMI adapters to this projector from iPhones and was able to display videos and PowerPoint slideshows. I've not yet tried the 30-pin to VGA on this projector however it worked to a Dell projector.
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Please visit Dell website for owner's manual.HDMI input, I doubt it, don't think I've ever seen it.HDMI output, I tried it but it will NOT support my hi res monitors and was a huge disappointment HOWEVER the NVIDIA graphics card video outputs work GREAT! Much higher capacity than the HDMI (which was built into the motherboard).
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what kind of laptop do u have does ure laptop have a vga or a dvi connector..i.e. analog 15 pin vga connector..or the dvi connection..ull know what im referring to..if its dvi..its a black output connection that is rectangular shaped..if its vga..its tinier and trapezoidal shaped with five pins in three rows..hope this helps..this monitor contains two inputs for two types of connections..vga and dvi..so u can use either..for crystal clear high definition output..use dvi..or analog use vga..btw..check out the circuit city web site..another user stated what i thought originally..the way this monitor is priced..its too cheap to include a dvi cable..hence if the only type of connection ure laptop has is vga..then ure okay..if not..ull need to use the vga connection..and get a dvi to vga adapter..
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No. The VGA port on a laptop puts out a video signal that this device converts to an HDMI signal for your TV. The VGA port does not accept a video signal from any other device.
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Typically, you would use a 15-pin VGA cable, (just like connecting to your computer's monitor) and a component audio if you want sound to play through the tv as well. If your computer has HDMI out, you can use that as an alternative.
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This player has a HDMI output that includes audio, which you can connect to TV or amplifier (only one of these). It also has a red-white (only one set of red-white audio output) RCA audio output( analog audio output), which you can also use to plug into TV or amplifier (Just one of these, not both, cause there's only one output). You may want to use Y-cable if you want to plug into both. Obviously, your amplifier has to have HDMI or red-white input in order for it to work. This player also has a optical audio output. Hope this helps! http://www.asus.com/Multimedia/OPlay_Mini/#specifications This player has a HDMI output that includes audio, which you can connect to TV or amplifier (only one of these). It also has a red-white (only one set of red-white audio output) RCA audio output( analog audio output), which you can also use to plug into TV or amplifier (Just one of these, not both, cause there's only one output). You may want to use Y-cable if you want to plug into both. Obviously, your amplifier has to have HDMI or red-white input in order for it to work. This player also has a optical audio output. Hope this helps!... » Read More This player has a HDMI output that includes audio, which you can connect to TV or amplifier (only one of these). It also has a red-white (only one set of red-white audio output) RCA audio output( analog audio output), which you can also use to plug into TV or amplifier (Just one of these, not both, cause there's only one output). You may want to use Y-cable if you want to plug into both. Obviously, your amplifier has to have HDMI or red-white input in order for it to work. This player also has a optical audio output. Hope this helps! http://www.asus.com/Multimedia/OPlay_Mini/#specifications « Show Less
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Mine came with a cable having VGA (yellow, red & white) RCA plugs on both ends, for connecting a DVD, BD, DVR, etc. to this projector. If your laptop also has these type jacks (which is very unlikely), you could use the included cable otherwise you need to come up with an adaptor or buy a different type of cable like VGA/RCA to USB, USB to USB, serial cable or HDMI. My laptop has an HDMI port and this projector accepts HDMI so I opted to go with an HDMI cable. It's simple to hook up and you can get a six foot HDMI cable on Amazon.com for less than $6 with free shipping.
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Dell HDMI ports should be the same on laptops and notebooks. I am using it with a Dell 14z Ultrabook. The first one I received did no work. The second generates a very poor resolution. But it works fine.
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There is a VGA port It depends on the type of connector the LCD projector has
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I am not quite sure of the question but I will try to help.... The VGA port is the standard port that a monitor would use to connect to. You would not use this to connect a VGA output from a laptop to HDMI. This is the revers of that. This takes HDMI input to VGA output.
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Oh this is a fantastic device. I use this for my laptop that does not have VGA port. It not only provide video, it does provide sound too. Great device. Yes you can use this as a second monitor. I use it for my laptop to projector for Karaoke.
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The product, VGA to RCA Converter, works as described, with all TV's that have a "composite" input,that is, the yellow/white/red connections (although the red and white cables are for sound and not involved with this device), and also with TV's that use the outdated "S-Video" input. The vertical color bars, or "stripes" you are seeing is when the converter has no input from the computer. I've seen that screen before on my system when I remove the video connection from the computer first. If you are using the reverse unit, RCA to VGA, then I don't know what you'll see. The product, VGA to RCA Converter, works as described, with all TV's that have a "composite" input,that is, the yellow/white/red connections (although the red and white cables are for sound and not involved with this device), and also with TV's that use the outdated "S-Video" input. The vertical color bars, or "stripes" you are seeing is when the converter has no input from the computer. I've seen that screen before on my system when I remove the video connection from the computer first. If you are using the reverse unit, RCA to VGA, then I don't know... » Read More The product, VGA to RCA Converter, works as described, with all TV's that have a "composite" input,that is, the yellow/white/red connections (although the red and white cables are for sound and not involved with this device), and also with TV's that use the outdated "S-Video" input. The vertical color bars, or "stripes" you are seeing is when the converter has no input from the computer. I've seen that screen before on my system when I remove the video connection from the computer first. If you are using the reverse unit, RCA to VGA, then I don't know what you'll see. « Show Less
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I used the Belkin Laptop-to-tv cable to connect an old Toshiba with a blank screen to the HDMI TV so that I could send material to my new Dell and it worked very well. Sorry I can't help you since I haven't tried to connect my Dell Inspiron 15R to a TV.
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There is a 14 pin cable that came with the projector. There should be a 14 pin plug on your computer like the one on the back of the projector. The hand held controller for the projector has a button on the left front that says "computer". Press that. On your computer there should an option for the display image to go to an optional display. On a Dell computer it is a function key 8. You might have to experiment a little. Unfortunately I do not have a mac to confirm my directions so I can only hope this works for you. For me it works great through many presentations. john.day@verizon.net