Can you plug this into the USB port of a Flat Panel monitor and get audio for the program being displayed?
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Can I use this this with a Gear Head wireless mouse that came to me without a receiver of any sort?
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In my use case, my monitor is hooked up to my computer using a USB cable. I can then plug the Bluetooth dongle into my monitor, install the correct files on my computer and the dongle performs as if it were plugged into the laptop directly. The key here is that the monitor is essentially working as a usb hub. If the only cables going to your monitor are a video and audio cable (can be in the form of hdmi/vga and stereo cable/etc.) then the dongle will not work as it needs to have files be installed on your computer in order to transmit the source (audio in this case) via bluetooth.In short, it gets the audio from the computer, not the monitor. In my use case, my monitor is hooked up to my computer using a USB cable. I can then plug the Bluetooth dongle into my monitor, install the correct files on my computer and the dongle performs as if it were plugged into the laptop directly. The key here is that the monitor is essentially working as a usb hub. If the only cables going to your monitor are a video and audio cable (can be in the form of hdmi/vga and stereo cable/etc.) then the dongle will not work as it needs to have files be installed on your computer in order to transmit the source (audio in this case) via... » Read More In my use case, my monitor is hooked up to my computer using a USB cable. I can then plug the Bluetooth dongle into my monitor, install the correct files on my computer and the dongle performs as if it were plugged into the laptop directly. The key here is that the monitor is essentially working as a usb hub. If the only cables going to your monitor are a video and audio cable (can be in the form of hdmi/vga and stereo cable/etc.) then the dongle will not work as it needs to have files be installed on your computer in order to transmit the source (audio in this case) via bluetooth.In short, it gets the audio from the computer, not the monitor. « Show Less
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absolutely plug and play. you might have to go to your Control Panel and under sound.select bluetooth
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Yes, just plug and play to Bluetooth. Hint: you may have to go to Control Panel, Sound, and see if your Bluetooth device (speaker) is recognized. Works great for me.
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In my use case, my monitor is hooked up to my computer using a USB cable. I can then plug the Bluetooth dongle into my monitor, install the correct files on my computer and the dongle performs as if it were plugged into the laptop directly. The key here is that the monitor is essentially working as a usb hub. If the only cables going to your monitor are a video and audio cable (can be in the form of hdmi/vga and stereo cable/etc.) then the dongle will not work as it needs to have files be installed on your computer in order to transmit the source (audio in this case) via bluetooth. In short, it gets the audio from the computer, not the monitor.
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There are audio out jacks on the back of the monitor. I simply ran a wire to my stereo amplifier. I believe you can plug in a speaker bar if you prefer that. (or don't have a hifi system)
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If you are connecting your monitor through a HDMI to VGA adapter, it should be one that has the audio split out to an audio jack. You can plug your speakers into that jack.
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This passively converts the display port to HDMI. It will not plug into your USB port.
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If you have an empty USB port, then this will work. I hooked up a monitor from my Dell laptop and it works fine.
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It should.It being USB, it should pick up it's own sound.Just like my USB monitors.
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If just for output (to a projector or screen sharing to a monitor) I'd probably get an adapter similar to the following:
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Yes but you will have to get some other sort of setup to get audio because the monitor Dosent have audio
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Yes. The "monitor out" isn't powered, so you'll need to either have a power amp for monitors, or use powered speakers.
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I don't know because I used it for a different purpose. I'm blind and I use voiceover on my Mac. I don't have a monitor and I plugged this device into my Mac so that it would operate as if there was a monitor plugged in. I would think that if it has an output it would display anything you could plug into it.
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If you mean run the signal through the computer, yes. But ,you have to use the monitor as the receiver then use the USB cable to divert the signal to the computer. Please ensure that you have downloaded the uniden software to allow it to play.
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If the monitor is a desk setup, I would use an USB to DVI adapter. This works for conference room projection in my mind.
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You would have to have an RCA analog video and audio cable to use as a monitor. Simply plug in to the side connectors and choose AV input. There are no USB or HDMI inputs.
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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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Go through your audio setting on your computer to set up through display port options
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Yes you can. I use it with my desktop because the monitor I have did not have speakers. You have to use an available USB port and make sure that USB sound device drivers are installed. This speaker can be loud. It was well worth it.
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I don't believe that this monitor (or any monitor) will display through a usb connection. You will need to use vga, rca,rgb, dvi, or hdmi. your best bet with a laptop is either hdmi or vga.