can I wirelessly show pictures etc. on my tv from my lap top , will it mirror what ever is on my lap top screen ?
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#1 get Chromecast about 35$, download cromecast app, your "TV" must have hdmi input, use the insta outlet to power the Chromecast and "TV", now "cast" movies, Picts and mirror what ever from your smartphone, tsblet, PC, desktop to your "TV". Good luck.
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can i use the hdmi output on my laptom and connect a VGA cable to my tv to watch videos?
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1.You can connect this camera to your TV directly to get the footage. 2.No, it doesn't work wirelessly. You need other device to send the video to your laptop. 3. It won't work up to 500ft away. The camera can work 500ft much more expensive. 4.You can use USB DVR, or DVR card or RCA to VGA converter to attach your laptop.
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Yes it is WiFi equipped and will show a duplicate screen, or an extended screen via an HDMI cable. There is an option cable for VGA cable, but I didn't get that because you don't need it. I use the HDMI cable and send the extended screen to my 32" Samsung Flat TV.
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Yes it should do just what , BUT be sure to set your lap top display to either projector or "Duplicate"
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Interesting concept. If you have a Smart TV with Web function, you could enter the I.P. address and the camera will display the logon screen as it does on a P.C. However, I tried this and found that drivers have to be present to make the camera actually display the picture on the TV. So, the answer is no to work off a TV.
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I don't think so. It will only take TV signal and display it on the computer screen, and from there to any display device connected to the computer.
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Sorry, but I doubt it. This device is for picking up over the air TV signals and storing these programs in your computer. From there you can view the programs on your computer or a larger screen device hooked to your computer.
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Ok I just remembered that my tv came with a Bluetooth wireless attachment , the instructions tell you how to use it. It's a small black thing with Samsung written on it. I want to add a picture but can't see how. This tv does everything, including REAL internet.
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No... You can hook it up to a tv monitor or computer but in order to view it on anything other than what it is hard wired to you will need internet connection ... It uses an ip address that you assign for when you wish to basically broad cast and you can set up a password to protect it from others viewing it ... Hope this helps !!
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Yes, if you are planning on using the TV to view your computer screen.......YouTube or such.
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Doubtful. I'm no TV expert, but I know with computers, you'll need drivers. The operating system on a computer (whatever it may be) needs drivers for the Bluetooth adapter/dongle. I assume it's the same way with TVs. The TV won't know what it is you connected and without knowing what it is, it can't tell you there's a Bluetooth adapter there.
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I didn't see an easy way to do it. If you wire it into you computer then yes but that would require the computer software to do that (not sure if it is included) but I did enjoy the ability to watch tv in a corner while working on the computer.
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I doubt it. I was never able to get the device to work. I gave up on it and hooked an HDMI cable to my laptop instead. With a wireless keyboard and mouse I've been able to watch shows on Netflix and purchase others on Amazon
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Yes you can. I use it now almost daily and I set it up to mirror my Mac. You can also use it as an extended screen
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Yes, you can. It has s-video, which isn't super high-quality, but my wife and I regularly use our laptop to watch netflix instant view and it's at least as good as over-the-air regular (non-HD) broadcasts. Check to make sure you have a laptop with an s-video port. My dell has one, but my friend's apple does not and I'm not sure all PC laptops have one. Sound will need to be split from headphone jack into RCA inputs, the cord is available at radio shack for around $7.
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No, not without adding a VGA to HDMI adapter to it. I used this adapter on a stage to show my iPad on a large screen through a VGA connection. Apple TV ($99) will do what you want wirelessly. Or google chrome for much cheaper ($35) I'm no expert, but this was my experience. This adapter alone will not connect to an HDMI connection without adding yet another adapter as well.