Can I run the cable from my computer to my audio receiver then out to my TV which is about 50ft away from the computer. Will it still give a picture
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Yes, this should work but make sure you plug in the correct end into your TV, but I'm not sure what your audio receiver has to do with it.
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In theory it should work fine. It is sending the image and sound to the monitor. It should not care what is transmitting the images.
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I would have to say no. I could not get this product to work correctly from PC to TV on about 25ft of new cat5e.
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If you want the sound from the TV then you have to buy the headphone jack that fit your computer and splits into an RCA red and white to go into the back of the television. It works really well from my computer with this configuration. But to answer your question is it provided, it is not.
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This is not possible. Your computer needs to have the HDMI source for this cable to work.
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Hi Jim, the picture will come from the OUT slot on the receiver, the SAT slot only receives audio and video signals. - Ella
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Yes you will need a audio cable also it is a VGA cable and will not support sound. If your computer has a HDMI port you could get a HDMI cable and it would have picture and sound in one cable.
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Connect your computer audio output to one of the audio inputs on your receiver. If you have optical out on your pc that will give you the best sound quality. If not, you may have to get audio cables that fit your computer's small jack to the red and white input on your receiver.
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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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You will need an amplifier or receiver to attach to your computer thru RCA or line out. There is no way to connect direct with out the amplifier or receiver.
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Yes, if the webcam has an USB output it functions perfectly. To be exact the USB specification guarantees transmission up to 16 feet without extenders. With extenders you can reach up to 50 feet. Above that only with Ethernet/USB extenders.
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I have done the same about 10 or 15 feet away from my TV I am not sure and it works fine but then again I wasn't gaming with it. it comes with a kind of extension cable though that would close the distance a bit if needed
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Yes. I have my computer via the hdmi output connected to my 42" TV. Sound and picture is great.
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I use a PC so I can't answer that for sure. I expect that depends on the software rather than the cable.
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Yes, you just need to hook up the Component inputs from the back of your receiver (or cable box) via a long cable to the projector. Use the VGA to Component adapter supplied. Problem is it is not easy to find a 20-30' Component cable - I had to have mine made up at Best Buy - then found one for special order on Radio Shack site for 1/2 what I paid - but you probably won't find any component cables in regular store over 12'. Mine works great. Since my Home Theatre has a built in DVD player, I don't use the optical audio out since I elect to play DVD's through the Home Theatre - which keeps wiring simplier (power cord and component cable)
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The video will appear on your tv. You will need to run separate cable from the audio output (speaker jacks) of your computer to the audio input of your tv. DVI output from your video card of your computer does not usually carry the audio.
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