Can I use this to my television
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It works for me--going from hdmi on the output of my amplifier to the vga input on my projector
480288
This converted will take HDMI video from a laptop, cable box, or satellite. Receiver with an HDMI output and convert it to a VGA signal for a video projector or computer monitor. It would also drive a TV that has a VGA input.
30384
Yes as long as your TV has a video and audio hookup. (white, yellow and red inputs).
1221560
No, the transmitter is USB and the signals are through the USB port from the computer. It is not a line in/out thing. So it cannot be used on the TV.
390546
You can not. I bought this unit for this exact reason, and it won't do it. I felt very ripped off because that was the purpose of the purchase. you are going to have to buy a different tv.
1036158
Yes it can. There is an adaptor you may need that has a female pin end for the transmitter to plug into and two RCA jacks to plug into your tv. My tv doesn't have any audio output holes so I plugged it into my cable box instead. Works beautifully.
1092952
no. This is a component output with red, green and blue so you would need to use the component input to the tv and that should work. Good luck, JK
946579
If your TV has a headphone jack you can, but you would need to attach 3.5mm extension cord to reach where you want it. This is not a wireless headphone.
500102
Sorry I took this long to respond. The answer is yes provided your TV has component hook up you can use RCA style cables.
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No, unless your TV has a 32 pin male connector. There is a different cable that will do what you want though. It would have an HDMI connector on one end...assuming that is what you have on your TV
1938844
Yes if your TV has a headphone jack they can plug right up into the headphone jack. That's how I use mine.
1517825
Yes you can if your TV has Audio return Control (ARC as it is called by Sony) or such 2 way communication thru HDMI.
1993085
Yes, you can hook it to your television or stereo system. Thanks for your interest.
155107
Unless the TV has external speaker drivers (unlikely), you'll need an amplifier hooked up to a TV sound output (which is the way mine are hooked up to a TV).
1773045
That depends on what kind of output your tv accepts. Chances are you're fine; most tvs accept the RCA that is provided, but you might want to check to be sure.
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It won't be a direct connection to your TV. This is best as a PC hardware accessory.
368674
You can if you have a digital tv. Flat panel or the like. Older tvs need a converter box
101555
Not easily. Like others have said if your TV has an output it will be RCA. You can get a cable to make it work. But your TV may not even have audio out. In fact, most don't.