Can you we copy video content from PC and watch them on TV?
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Yes you can, for different formats you might have to download a different video player. But I haven't run into any that can't be played yet
1269851
You have to hook homesync up to computer via transfer cable then transfer videos from pc to homesync hard drive hope this helps
1108962
Yes you can you have to get the capit or video transfer device it's only 20$ it's a USB to RCA and it comes with software
907637
You would need some type of video input or capture card. Example... http://www.ebay.com/bhp/pc-video-capture-card
135091
yes, can do it, but, I bought some time, I use it to see the screen pc on my tv
832897
Yes, If you hdtv have audio conector. Or other good option is buy hdmi cable and conect your pc or laptop to your hdtv.
853417
Yes, as long as its connected to a TV or PC (or perhaps a tablet, not sure) and you have a suitable playback program like VLC or Realplayer.
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The short answer is yes, but its not as easy as it sounds. It requires using a PC with a video capture card. After you record the program, you can then burn it onto a DVD. I suggest you look at a few forums on how this is done. http://www.tomsguide.com/answers/id-2438853/watch-record-shows-laptop-windows-internet.html
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If you are asking if you can record the same video you are watching on the TV - yes.
1967621
If you have DLNA enabled on your windows 7 PC, and the wireless usb installed on the tv,... yes. You can push content
2222837
Yes. Your television will show whatever is on the PC's screen when connected.
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Only way I could see to accomplish this would be to plug it into hdmi out into a capture card on a PC, and stream from that. But, I'm not sure if that mode can be used for live video or just playback.
605646
It would be a bit overkill. If it is just transfers to pc then to burn to DVD, Windows can already do that for free. If you wanted to take all that and create a video from it all or presentation then yes.
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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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I haven't personally tried it but it should. As long as you could watch it on your computer, you could watch it on your tv.
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I think so, I downloaded video to my PC, so I am pretty sure you can do the same thing to Mac
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Depends. This is just a bare bones PC. You have to add a hard drive, memory (RAM), and an operating system. You could also add a TV tuner, in which case you could connect your cable/satellite in order to watch TV through your PC. If you had a tv tuner then yes you can watch all the same channels. Some cable providers also allow you to stream on demand content over the internet. If you do that then you can stream your content through your PC onto your monitor/tv
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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.