Does the 1000HE support TV-out? Does anyone know whether TV out through the VGA port is supported? I know the chipset supports it, but I don't know whether Asus has enabled this functionality. If it is enabled, then a simple adapter to s-video or composite will enable hookup to a TV. If not, then a more costly converter box would be required (or a VGA port on the TV). One of the functions I need is the ability to hook it up to a TV in places like motels. Most motel TVs do not have VGA ports. Does the 1000HE support TV-out? Does anyone know whether TV out through the VGA port is supported? I know the chipset supports it, but I don't know whether Asus has enabled this functionality.... » Read More Does the 1000HE support TV-out? Does anyone know whether TV out through the VGA port is supported? I know the chipset supports it, but I don't know whether Asus has enabled this functionality. If it is enabled, then a simple adapter to s-video or composite will enable hookup to a TV. If not, then a more costly converter box would be required (or a VGA port on the TV). One of the functions I need is the ability to hook it up to a TV in places like motels. Most motel TVs do not have VGA ports. « Show Less
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As mentioned in my post from February, a simple VGA to RCA adapter will not work. You need a converter that costs about $30 such as product 4724 from mono price. It's also here at Amazon: Sabrent PC to TV Converter BoxFor about $8 more but free shipping.
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OK; now I'm understanding why I was confused. My TV has a VGA input, so the the composite cable was not a concern for me.
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Screws (or lack thereof) shouldn't make any difference as long as the pins connect properly. Did you change the netbook settings to output to the VGA port? I believe one of the blue function buttons lets you easily change between netbook screen only, VGA port only, or both. The only other thing you should have to do is select the proper source on the TV.
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I bought an Asus 1000HE earlier in the year. Love it! Just bought a 26 inch Panasonic Viera TV. There is a VGA input on the TV. I found a VGA cable, both sides have the dual screw head, and tried to do a simple connection from Asus to Viera. Didn't work. Do I need another cable? One without screws on one side. Thank you.
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Yes, I have a new asus 1000 HE and would like to hook up my netbook up to my old TV. It only has RCA on the TV. My netbook has Intel 945 video card in it. Will the VGA to RCA work in hooking up my computer to my TV?
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VGA is analog. HDMI is digital. So, no. You would need a converter between.
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If you have a CPU with an HDMI hookup, it is easy...plug in and you are all set. If not, you will need a VGA to HDMI cable. Very inexpensive and can be found all over Amazon. Good luck!
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If your trying to find support for a specific monitor then try looking for a motherboard that supports vga. Asus, Msi, Asrock and many more.
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I wouldn't buy tjis ptoduct. I sent mine back because I used it to hook up another monitor to my computer and the resolution it gave me was only 400 x 800, not as advertised. I researched some more and a EVGA +39. It has an adapter for VGA and HDMI. Like I said, I use it to connect a third monitor to my laptop. Don't know if it can be used for a TV. But check to see if your TV has a VGA input first. Most do. Then you can just buy a VGA cable and a audio cable and that will work.
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From the testing I have done, that will not work because these are built to go the other way. You can use your TV as a large monitor for your laptop (or desktop) because they output digital video (VGA). It looks like these were intended to take a digital output from a VGA connector (usually a laptop, desktop, or in some cases a gaming console) to another device that has an S-video input or an RCA input. However, I have tried to go from a laptop to a TV that has S-video and it did not work. These may have been popular back when game consoles were built differently. I too have not found anything this might be good for. From the testing I have done, that will not work because these are built to go the other way. You can use your TV as a large monitor for your laptop (or desktop) because they output digital video (VGA). It looks like these were intended to take a digital output from a VGA connector (usually a laptop, desktop, or in some cases a gaming console) to another device that has an S-video input or an RCA input. However, I have tried to go from a laptop to a TV that has S-video and it did not work. These may have been popular back when game consoles were built differently. I too have not found... » Read More From the testing I have done, that will not work because these are built to go the other way. You can use your TV as a large monitor for your laptop (or desktop) because they output digital video (VGA). It looks like these were intended to take a digital output from a VGA connector (usually a laptop, desktop, or in some cases a gaming console) to another device that has an S-video input or an RCA input. However, I have tried to go from a laptop to a TV that has S-video and it did not work. These may have been popular back when game consoles were built differently. I too have not found anything this might be good for. « Show Less
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Yes. It has both VGA and composite video outs. You may need a BnC adapter which is cheap and available at radio shack.
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The VGA port is disabled presumably because the video card uses an HDMI slot instead. Acer will have disabled the slot to prevent conflicts between the video / graphics card and the main board. I presume it could be reversed but that would be a question for Acer. I presume you have a monitor without an HDMI slot. If so you might get a cable that converts HDMI to RGA.
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- CORRECTION - On further review - I do not have this TV. Mine is a UN55ES8000 - not a UN55D6000. I have no idea what connections are available on the 55" 6000 series. Ignore my comment below ...- CORRECTION - -------------------------------------------No. As far as I can tell the TV has no VGA or other traditional PC monitor inputs, only HDMI and the usual cable / antenna. So you will need an adapter. The Smart TV however includes built-in web apps for connectivity thru the home network / wifi, and can connect to a networked PC through that.* 4 HDMI® * Anynet+™ * 3 USB * 1 Component Video input * 2 Composite Video inputs: (1 shared with Component) - CORRECTION - On further review - I do not have this TV. Mine is a UN55ES8000 - not a UN55D6000. I have no idea what connections are available on the 55" 6000 series. Ignore my comment below ...- CORRECTION - -------------------------------------------No. As far as I can tell the TV has no VGA or other traditional PC monitor inputs, only HDMI and the usual cable / antenna. So you will need an adapter. The Smart TV however includes built-in web apps for connectivity thru the home network / wifi, and can connect to a networked PC... » Read More - CORRECTION - On further review - I do not have this TV. Mine is a UN55ES8000 - not a UN55D6000. I have no idea what connections are available on the 55" 6000 series. Ignore my comment below ...- CORRECTION - -------------------------------------------No. As far as I can tell the TV has no VGA or other traditional PC monitor inputs, only HDMI and the usual cable / antenna. So you will need an adapter. The Smart TV however includes built-in web apps for connectivity thru the home network / wifi, and can connect to a networked PC through that.* 4 HDMI® * Anynet+™ * 3 USB * 1 Component Video input * 2 Composite Video inputs: (1 shared with Component) « Show Less
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The video output interface is VGA and BNC, if you TV have the VGA interface, so you need to purchase a VGA to VGA cable, thanks.
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NOTE: Your Video card must support digital signal output through VGA port function. Please consult with your VGA card's user manual for more information."I don't know what video card is in your laptop, you will have to do some research.
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I don't have S-Video out on my laptop, so I can't help you there. I do have VGA out and connecting my PC to the HDTV involved nothing more than hooking up the cables between the 2 units, and selecting the appropriate input source on the TV (usually by pushing the SOURCE button on the TV remote several times until the right one shows up). Your laptop may also have an external video output button that you have to press. Most laptops I've seen put these functions up in the F-keys. My Acer, for example is F5 + the Fn key.
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Yes, you may connect with VGA out or s-video out if your monitor has s-video connectivity
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VGA to TV Converter S-Video RCA Cable AdapterThis is not what you think no matter what card you have for video. I have a 200.00 N-Vida for TV and gaming and had Best buy'[s Geek squad come out and fix and they were all certified to date and way past in knowledge. Best we got was snow with barely a picture with sound that was not hearable after 3 hours work where as in 1 hour your "adapter????" was junked and I and my buddy used our own equipment. It was terrible but at least i got a picture and yours gave nothing. By the way if you are going to attempt, line up holes in adapter as they were bent as probably someones return.
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Please visit Dell website for owner's manual.HDMI input, I doubt it, don't think I've ever seen it.HDMI output, I tried it but it will NOT support my hi res monitors and was a huge disappointment HOWEVER the NVIDIA graphics card video outputs work GREAT! Much higher capacity than the HDMI (which was built into the motherboard).
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The VGA/SVGA does not carry a sound signal if you were to get a video signal you would still need a audio cable. Also I think their is a digital to analog issue there. Hope the info helped Happy NY
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Not with this thing, my understanding of it is that its for hooking up laptops to projectors and TVs. I had the same problem, and I think this is what you're looking for: "TV RCA AV S-video In to PC VGA LCD CRT Out Converter Adapter Switch Box".
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The 15 pin port you mentioned is called VGA port. You want a VGA to HDMI cable/converter or VGA to DVI cable/converter depending on what you want to connect your laptop to. The ethernet and USB ports can't be used to display video (unless you buy an expensive box/device that will help you do that).Note that a VGA port doesn't supply audio information unlike HDMI, there are some converter/cable on the market which can also provide you with some audio by taking the information from your laptop's 3.5mm headphone jack (find them in Google.com or Amazon.com).A VGA signal is also an analog signal rather than digital (unlike DVI or HDMI), so investing in a good quality cable/converter should also be considered. The 15 pin port you mentioned is called VGA port. You want a VGA to HDMI cable/converter or VGA to DVI cable/converter depending on what you want to connect your laptop to. The ethernet and USB ports can't be used to display video (unless you buy an expensive box/device that will help you do that).Note that a VGA port doesn't supply audio information unlike HDMI, there are some converter/cable on the market which can also provide you with some audio by taking the information from your laptop's 3.5mm headphone jack (find them in Google.com or Amazon.com).A VGA signal is also an... » Read More The 15 pin port you mentioned is called VGA port. You want a VGA to HDMI cable/converter or VGA to DVI cable/converter depending on what you want to connect your laptop to. The ethernet and USB ports can't be used to display video (unless you buy an expensive box/device that will help you do that).Note that a VGA port doesn't supply audio information unlike HDMI, there are some converter/cable on the market which can also provide you with some audio by taking the information from your laptop's 3.5mm headphone jack (find them in Google.com or Amazon.com).A VGA signal is also an analog signal rather than digital (unlike DVI or HDMI), so investing in a good quality cable/converter should also be considered. « Show Less