I have a dell inspiron labtop, will I have video and sound once I plug into my t.v? Will I need to make any configurations?
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Your laptop will recognize the adapter. Then, install the software. It is easy to configure through your Display Settings. There is a small basic instruction sheet included.
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We use a "Artcessories, AV Direct Multi-input Audio / Visual Direct Box". This supplies both visual and audio. On the other PMP4000 (we use two of them at our Church) we use the HDMI for video from the Laptop to the TV and then an 1/8" audio cable from the Laptop to the PMP4000 for the audio coming through the sound system and not the TV.
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Does your laptop have more than one video out? If not, no. If so, probably. It then depends on the video capabilities of your laptop.
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Yes. You will attach the VGA to the laptop VGA port then attach the HDMI to one of the TV HDMI ports, make sure both are off then turn the TV on first then , the laptop. Use the projector settings on the laptop etc.
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At 1920x1200, the T260HD is a 16:10 ratio, but it can support a 4:3 ratio. It will just have black bars on the left an right of the screen. As for connection, your options are HDMI, DVI or VGA (which is listed as included in the box). You'll have to look at your laptop to see what your video card can output. Note that with DVI and VGA, there will be no audio. That will require a different cable.
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This comes with VGA to VGA and a single RCA to RCA (male to male). The connection is VGA from your computer to the device then from the device via RCA (female) to your tv (female). You shouldn't need anything else to get started, (assuming you have VGA output on your computer and RCA video input on the tv). It is powered via USB, so you will need to dedicate a USB connection while using it. Audio is not affected, I use the audio from my laptop but you can use speakers through your pc's audio jack.
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Yes, you need a VGA cable. Look at the photo of the rear of the unit posted on the listing.
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I suppose it depends. Fortunately for me, I used part of a KVM extension cable for the video signal and an audio extension cable.Sorry, this probably doesn't help much. The video is card is significantly important with this connection. I wish I would have paid a bit more for a conversion box as oppose to using this cable. Conversion boxes improve the quality.
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On the 'labtop' go to your settings and set the audio output to your TV instead of your laptop's speakers.
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Sorry I can't help you there. I have a different set up. I don't see the quality improving from my laptop to TV so if I took an educated guess I would say no.
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you have to toggle the video you want to be the primary at your laptop keyboard. Look at your function keys on your laptop. you may have a VGA input on the video/ audio panel on your TV. If so, you can used the VGA OUT ON YOUR LAPTOP and the video in on your TV.
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Hi Lou,I agree with Jeremy's response. I would like to add that it all depends on what your laptop has as well. The great thing about HDMI is that a single cable will give you both the audio and video. VGA will work just fine too (it's what I use) but just remember a separate stereo cable will be needed from PC to TV for sound.
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not really. If you're inputting S-video, you'll have to use another connection port or use an adapter. Otherwise, it has basically everything a television has.
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You should be able to connect the s-video and the audio-L and audio-R to your TV. Good luck.
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Nope. Sorry. This is just a Video Graphics Adapter (VGA) connector. For sound, try using a bluetooth enable speaker or you can plug your external speakers by means of an audio jack. If your laptop has speakers, that can produce sound too...
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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 purchased a "Coax SVGA Monitor Cable Hddb 15m" for $16.35+6.17 shipping+$22.52 I got the 25ft to reach from my TV to my couch but they have shorter in feet. All you do is plug one end into the TV, and the other into the laptop. (mine is male to male ends) Set the source button on your TV to "VGA", turn on your laptop, wait for the signal to come through and your are good to go. If your laptop doesn't have the holes for the pins to screw into, it might be loose and fall out. Check it out, I am extremely pleased with it. BUT, it doesn't have the audio wires. My sound comes out of my laptop. If you want the sound, I suggest the "RiteAV-SVGA Monitor Cable with 3.5m audio" for $12.69+tax (Maybe less for shorter cable than 25ft.) Check both of these out before purchase to see which is best for you. I have no problem with mine and using my 42" HDTV as a monitor is awesome for looking at photos. We watched our Disney photo CD's on Christmas Eve. Good Luck to you!