What is VESA and how do you know if your TV has it?
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VESA is the bolt pattern for the mount to attach to the back of the TV. Most TVs have bolt holes for mounting on back but not all monitors. VESA 75x75 denote a bolt pattern 75 millimeters by 75 milimeters, same for 100x100, 300x300 etc.
1580498
From what I can tell it is a set of holes in the back of your flat screen TV that accepts the mounting hardware from a wall mounting kit. Just about every flat screen TV made from 2001 onward (if not earlier) should have them. Look for 4 holes in the back of your TV placed at the four corners of a square.
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It's an organization that oversees standards in the electronics industry. I have no idea what the letters actually stand for as I could not find it in any search. If your TV is an HDTV then you have the mounting holes. It will be four threaded holes in the shape of a square or even rectangle I think, 100 Millimeters x 100 Millimeters, 200 Millimeters x 200 Millimeters and so on. To convert Millimeters to inches so that you can measure your mount holes to know which that you have, multiply .03937 by 75 or 100 or 200 and you will have the standard US equivalent. 100 Millimeters square is roughly about 3-15/16". Hope this helps.
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It's an organization that oversees standards in the electronics industry. I have no idea what the letters actually stand for as I could not find it in any search. If your TV is an HDTV then you have the mounting holes. It will be four threaded holes in the shape of a square or even rectangle I think, 100 Millimeters x 100 Millimeters, 200 Millimeters x 200 Millimeters and so on. To convert Millimeters to inches so that you can measure your mount holes to know which that you have, multiply .03937 by 75 or 100 or 200 and you will have the standard US equivalent. 100 Millimeters square is roughly about 3-15/16". Hope this helps. It's an organization that oversees standards in the electronics industry. I have no idea what the letters actually stand for as I could not find it in any search. If your TV is an HDTV then you have the mounting holes. It will be four threaded holes in the shape of a square or even rectangle I think, 100 Millimeters x 100 Millimeters, 200 Millimeters x 200 Millimeters and so on. To convert Millimeters to inches so that you can measure your mount holes to know which that you have, multiply .03937 by 75 or 100 or 200 and you will have the standard US equivalent. 100 Millimeters square is... » Read More It's an organization that oversees standards in the electronics industry. I have no idea what the letters actually stand for as I could not find it in any search. If your TV is an HDTV then you have the mounting holes. It will be four threaded holes in the shape of a square or even rectangle I think, 100 Millimeters x 100 Millimeters, 200 Millimeters x 200 Millimeters and so on. To convert Millimeters to inches so that you can measure your mount holes to know which that you have, multiply .03937 by 75 or 100 or 200 and you will have the standard US equivalent. 100 Millimeters square is roughly about 3-15/16". Hope this helps. « Show Less
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This mount should work with any VESA compliant TV. This is most modern Flat Panel TVs. (LCD, LED, Plasma). It just mounts to the pre-existing VESA compliant mounting holes on the TV. It slips between the TV and your current mount. It comes with a HUGE selection of screws to replace the ones from your TV mount. (This mount adds thickness, therefore you need longer screws).I don't actually own an LG TV, but I do have this mount, so I know it will mount to almost any VESA compliant TV. The tricky part is if it can mount to your soundbar. It comes with several different ways to do this as well. I hope this was helpful. This mount should work with any VESA compliant TV. This is most modern Flat Panel TVs. (LCD, LED, Plasma). It just mounts to the pre-existing VESA compliant mounting holes on the TV. It slips between the TV and your current mount. It comes with a HUGE selection of screws to replace the ones from your TV mount. (This mount adds thickness, therefore you need longer screws).I don't actually own an LG TV, but I do have this mount, so I know it will mount to almost any VESA compliant TV. The tricky part is if it can mount to your soundbar. It comes with several different ways to do... » Read More This mount should work with any VESA compliant TV. This is most modern Flat Panel TVs. (LCD, LED, Plasma). It just mounts to the pre-existing VESA compliant mounting holes on the TV. It slips between the TV and your current mount. It comes with a HUGE selection of screws to replace the ones from your TV mount. (This mount adds thickness, therefore you need longer screws).I don't actually own an LG TV, but I do have this mount, so I know it will mount to almost any VESA compliant TV. The tricky part is if it can mount to your soundbar. It comes with several different ways to do this as well. I hope this was helpful. « Show Less
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You have a component video to VGA cable. The TV connectors are composite video connections. Different interface standard. Component video is and better, but if your tv doesn't have blue green and white connections, don't use that adaptor in the composite video interface.
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I am not sure what VESA patterns are. We mounted a 48" Vizio T.V. in a corner and it worked perfectly.
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Yes it sure does have vga input and before I bought this TV I made sure it had this function.
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i dont think it has a VESA plate, as the back of the display is also the access panel to get to the mother board, and i think that would be too much stress.this is a nice machine tho, my toddlers love it.
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Mine has a VESA mount. It's a standard adapter. Any simple mount should do.
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It should work just fine. Here is the description from the page: Fit VESA: 600x400, 600x300, 600x200, 500x300, 400x400, 400x300, 400x200, 300x300, 300x200, 200x200, 200x100 mm (please check TV weight) Heavy gauge steel construction handle screens up to 66 lbs (30kg); Built in bubble leveler for accurate installation.
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Look at the spec's for the TV. You're looking for a VESA measurement - typically about 75x75 or 100x100 for a smaller TV. Per Amazon's site this mount "Fits TV with VESA 75x75, 100x100, 200x100, 200x200mm; Post-installation level adjustment allows the TV to perfectly level."
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Yes, if the TV has the standard VESA mounting holes, which most modern flatscreens do.
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I have the tv mounted, and it was as expected. It works with any VESA compatible mount, which means that the mount selection and ease of mounting is pretty standardized. Consider this tv to be no more and no less mountable than any other VESA-compatible tv.
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If your TV has a VESA mounting pattern ( Video Electronics Standards Association- four screw hole pattern ) on the back of the TV, then YES. If not, you would have see if there is designated mounting holes on the TV shell/case. Url for a picture of VESA mounting style http://www.ergotron.com/tabid/300/language/en-US/default.aspx ( scroll to bottom of page )
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It isn't VESA compatible per se, however, it does have two holes that line up for the top of the mount. It does not have the bottom two holes. It's strong enough to hold it up just fine, as I have two of these mounted and they are ok. As long as you aren't hanging stuff on them or pulling at them all the time, they will be fine. It's not like they weigh 100lbs.
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Veebeam transmits whatever is showing on your PC or laptop screen to the TV it's attached to. Your results will surely be better with an HDMI cable rather than the traditional cables it comes with. I've successfully conducted seminars via GoToMeeting using my laptop and Veebeam. It plays the source presentation, including videos and animations.
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Yes, for most TV's 23-42 inches that are within these VESA mount specifications: VESA compliant: 75x75mm, 100x100mm, 200x100mm, 200x200mm
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Yes the units supports any VESA compatible mount and comes equip with HDMI and Component to support any DVD system in the market.
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You can try going into Control Panel/Hardware and Sound/Sound/Manage Audio Devices. You may see speakers and headphones and if you're lucky, you may see your TV is listed. Worth a try.