Hello. i have a JVC kawav61 DVD Stereo. my question is? can use as a monitor only and be able to look at two screens
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I believe it has a auxiliary in outlet in the back but not 100% sure on that have not tried it myself.
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You have the built-in monitor, and a vga port as well as an hdmi port. The settings detect for multiple monitors. I would expect that, therefore, you could do as you asked. However, I have not tried this so will not certify. The vga port can be used as a second monitor, while the hdmi can be plugged into HD tv etc. Vga does not carry sound, hdmi does. If you need more of an answer, you can advise exactly what you are trying to accomplish. Remember there are also other ports and wireless available as well. I would think you could do whatever you need to do since this is well-equipped laptop.
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if i remember correctly, i thought it was dual... but honestly i couldnt be 100% positive. it said 24 pin plus the one, i think the other one is like 18 pins. i do not use the sound but the picture i get is as good as my dvd player can do. maybe you have to download some drivers because some proprietary jerk swapped pin placement. idk. another possibility is the video card is not capable or set up properly. is it possible to swap another cable that is 24 pin and see what happens? good luck, i hate when computers don't work right.
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My sense is that the setup on the monitor will control the display of the show or DVD. if you have a setup option on the monitor, I suspect that the display settings will permit the desired viewing. If the options are not available on the monitor there won't be anything that the player can control on its own.
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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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Yes, I just bought a Toshiba D-VR610 for my parents last week, and we watched a few VHS tapes without any problems. I was also able to dub them to DVD-R just fine too. Initially I was having problems watching VHS, until I realized that this unit has TWO sets of outputs on the back. Output #1 has a choice of high-quality video outputs like S-Video, Component video, etc., while output #2 has RCA jacks only. At first I thought I could just use the high-quality component output for everything but I was wrong: output #2 works with both the VHS and DVD player, but output #1 only works with DVD. So if you want to use this unit to watch both DVD discs and VHS tapes, you have two options. You can just stick with output #2 for everything (which is what I did for my parents' set). This sacrifices some of the screen quality but it's simple to set up. Or you can use both output #1 and output #2 and route them into two different inputs on your television set and/or home theatre receiver. With that set-up, you'd just have to change the input channel on your TV depending on whether you want to watch VHS or DVD. That way you get to use the high-quality of the DVDs when your TV is receiving from output #1, but also have the option of watching VHS if you switch the TV over to read from output #2. In summary: yes, you can watch VHS tapes, so long as you're using your basic RCA output cables (included) and have them plugged into output #2. Again, the VCR won't play through the other output jacks like S-video, component video, etc.
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Just to let you know, this projector can be used to watch both TV and DVDs. However, in order to watch a DVD, you need to attach a DVD player to it. The sound from the DVD player also needs to be run through a stereo, since the projector only has one really crappy speaker on it. Concerning watching TV, you need something to "tune" the TV signal before the projector can display it. In other words, you need something that will change the channels for you, such as a VCR. In short, if you have a DVD player and a VCR (or a cablebox), you will be able to watch both DVDs and TV on this projector-- again, just make sure you have a separate device (such as a stereo) to run the sound through. As well, you can also play video games on this projector.
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Yes you can as I already tried it just to make sure it worked out of the box quickly so I didn't go through unplugging my old DvD player if it didn't work. If your new monitor has built in speakers you will get sound and video. If you do not have speakers then you will get no sound,I believe there is something you can get to have the audio go out to computer or something else but I don't know what that is offhand.
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I am not sure about this as my set up is one projector and one audio. However it is not mentioned at the DVDO site that it can do split screen so I will think it will not be able to.
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technically yes, but the 2nd screen is only a monitor. So if you mean, can you watch two dvds in two separate cars. Not without buying a dvd player for the 2nd screen.
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im probably posting to late to help you.. but for anyone else.. i use this computer with an HDMI cable hooked up to my HDTV.. i havent done dual monitors.. but others have posted they've had success with it.. i think the HDMI hook up is great.. cause it plays both video and audio.. no need for computers speakers... i hook up this computer to my HDTV 32".. and Hi Def content looks great..
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I have this HP monitor sitting in my closet not hooked up to a computer. I would like to hook up a dvd player to the monitor and watch movies on it in my garage at my workbench. ( There is no computer involved) The monitor only has VGA input. Will this cord allow me to connect a dvd player directly to the monitor and watch movies?
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No. This will show the same thing on both screens. You need a video card with dual outputs to do what you want.
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Can't use it as a monitor the way it is-doen't have a vga or dvi terminal. You will need to get a pc to tv converter to connect the vga output from a computer to the rca composite terminal on the tv.
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Lori, it appears that the unit which you mention here does not have a monitor with it. The set up I originally purchased had a monitor with it which had the capability of running two cameras. These monitors can be purchased separately, and are normally not too awful expensive. You would do best to purchase at least a 7" monitor, as this will give you the best viewing area. Although most monitors are compatible with most cameras, make sure the one you choose is compatible with your camera. It should list the types of cameras it will support of the description of the unit. Hope this info helps. Don
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Second monitor impossible. it does not have video output and it has very specific firmware. Hack for this device is not yet possible. Expect from the Internet community an opportunity to change the language. By default, sharp hes only Japanese.
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Please be more specific. What is it that you are attempting to do? Are you trying to add a monitor? Do you want to view (2) at the same time? Perhaps (1) or the other or both or? I'll be happy to offer assistance once you clarify. :)