Can I install this card in my Win7 computer, attach the TV cable, and watch TV on the computer monitor?
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If you're talking about watching cable TV through it, yes, theoretically you should be able to do that. I say theoretically because I don't use it for that, but there is a coaxial input (in addition to the RCA video input), and it's job is to translate all incoming video so...You'd need to use the "video" settings rather than the "TV" settings as those are for the built in tuner. I doubt the remote would be fully functional for that however. The volume will work, but beyond that I'm not sure. If you have a cable box and remote then you're all set.
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If you're talking about watching cable TV through it, yes, theoretically you should be able to do that. I say theoretically because I don't use it for that, but there is a coaxial input (in addition to the RCA video input), and it's job is to translate all incoming video so... You'd need to use the "video" settings rather than the "TV" settings as those are for the built in tuner. I doubt the remote would be fully functional for that however. The volume will work, but beyond that I'm not sure. If you have a cable box and remote then you're all set.
1580633
Yes indeady; I was able to set up a television program as my screen background with all the desktop icon on top of it. You also want to look at some of the shareware/freeware software out there. I beleve that Mythbutu is a linux distro that is set up for video and you are able to boot it from a flash drive with YUMI. It is cool to be running win 7 plug in a flash drive and then you are running a whole new OS. A quick reboot and you are back to win 7 just where you left off. ;)
1580634
Well, I see two questions in one.The first one, "Can I install this card in my Win7 computer?" Yes this card works with Win 7.The second, "Can I attach the TV cable, and watch TV on the computer monitor?" Maybe, to my know this card only works with standard tv signal, doesn't accept HD signals. I say yes only, if you have a box cable converter, or if in the area where you live exist standard tv broadcasting.I hope this help you.
1444522
Probably best to check out the displaylink website and see if drivers are posted for the video port.
907392
yes it will work for sure. I have that video card in a computer that is running windows 7 ultimate and I have 2 monitors connected without any problems. just be aware if watching a movie on one monitor and doing something else on the other monitor there maybe performance lag/jerkiness depending on the computer processor speed and the amount of ram that is installed
1546738
Yes you can, as long as your PC has the following ports: D-Sub, DVI or Display Port. Thanks, PCrush
1600398
I don't know. The card works as a wifi hot spot. If your tv can connect to it then I would say yes.
460237
This PCI card is the standard size, not low profile. I put it in my Dell Optiplex 745. It should support Windows 7 as long as you can find the drivers. I run Linux so I don't have a definate answer about Win7 support.
1217836
You would have to open the PC to install the pci card. With this it just plugs into your USB socket.
349630
Yes. Just connect it to your video card with 1 of the supplied cables. The cable with the white connector is digital and works the best.
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BTW if youre still thinking and didn't buy, I use it for that, windows desktop on monitor 1, and HDMI to tv on TV that's monitor 2. You can buy a 10 foot blue rigger mini hdmi thats on the card on 1 end, and regular that's on your TV on the other. As far as DVI my monitor understood it fine as it was HP 52031. Very happy with the card and the cable.
2175104
Yes, it will work. I have it installed in a home theatre PC running Windows 8.1 pro. This same computer had Windows 7, and Windows 8 and this video card worked well in it for all versions of OS installed.
1858040
You do have to install a driver, but the fact that you can't currently use VGA doesn't mean that you wouldn't be able to install a driver. I also have Windows Vista 32 bit and discovered after my laptop warranty expired that my VGA output wouldn't display well to TV, but the Sabrent worked fine to display to TV after installing their driver.
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It came with both an HDMI and DisplayPort cable, yes. The HDMI cable is HDMI-to-DVI however, so as long as your card has DVI output (or DisplayPort), you'll be fine.
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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.
417585
Yes, the card comes with plugs ins for both standard monitors and HDMI. As long as you have the cables, you should be good to go.
1799686
Yes, but you will need a DVI-D and a DVI-I Cable, or HDMI and Display Port. Of course, with two monitors with that kind of input. Is a great card by the way.
553971
No, this will not do what you are attempting. You either need to get a USB to VGA adapter that will allow your PC to output its video via the USB and then a cable to connect the VGA end of the adapter to the VGA input on your TV. Not sure what sort of computer you are using, but I've never seen one that doesn't either have a VGA output or come with a converter to allow VGA output (unless it is a slim Chromebook or similar).
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Yes. That is exactly what I installed it on. Install the drivers first (get them from NVidia's web site) and then install the card. If you have another card or onboard video, you need to remove the card or disable the onboard video. Good luck!