PC to TV video question: How do you get your laptop to project its image onto your tv?
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most laptops require some sort of "FN" Key combo. Dells are usually FN F5 Toshibas are FN F5 Fujitsus are FN F10
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try this website it should help http://iits.haverford.edu/documents/preparing-a-pc-laptop-for-connection-to-a-computer-projector/
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Once you've connected the pc to the TV, try holding down Function + F5 to tell laptop to display on TV
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Generally you would hook this up to a laptop/PC and load your images onto the laptop/PC and display them from there. This is a monitor, not a all-in-one 3D picture frame, so it needs a computer or some other device (that has HDMI out) to process the picture. I would think a low-budget (even an old) laptop you could get at an auction site (you know the one) could handle the picture processing part. Granted, the laptop needs to be recent enough to have HDMI.
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Sorry I can't help you there. I have a different set up. I don't see the quality improving from my laptop to TV so if I took an educated guess I would say no.
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If you are trying to send video from the laptop to the TV, I don't think so. The old TV requires the video be sent on a "channel". This will not make the video on a channel. I use mine to send video from an old VCR to a HDMI input of a HDTV.
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Yes. You can use it similar to a wireless projector. Once you connect it to your TV, everything you do on your computer/laptop will be shown on the TV
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I don't think this would be the best product for that purpose, I would imagine the best solution would be to simply run some video cable from the laptop to just another screen instead of another pc if at all possible. Best of luck on your search.
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It sounds like you did everything correct. Try other ports on the TV. My tv has PC, HDMI 1 and 2 and when I have my laptop hooked up to the tv I have to use the HDMI 2 setting. Good luck.
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No. You need a USB to HDMI cable. But if your laptop has a display port (usually bigger than your USB port) then you can use this
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Yes. Your television will show whatever is on the PC's screen when connected.
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I have used this to go from laptop or desktop (windows OS) VGA port on the pc [that has a video card which supports digital output] to an HDMI input port on Televisions, to get video only. I had to use a separate Y audio cable to get sound from the pc to the TV. Using the projector setting on your pc you will see it on the TV, just check the TV for input, my Mother has DynxxTV and sets it to VGA input, my friend he has to put it on HDMI2 another says their TV has a PC input, so check your TV or Monitor manual.
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First of, charge it. The usb out should plug into any laptop or adapter to the wall. Now that's charged. You can turn it on. Point to where you want to project. Prefrerably in a darkish room. Plug your usb o memory card. And in the file folder you'll find your usb device and go through it there. If you want to plug an rca-friendly device. You'll be able to see it by the icon.
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I use this (vga) from the laptop to the rgb into the tv. The laptop has HDMI but the tv doesn't so this was my only solution. If both devices have rgb then I don't believe that there is any real advantage. Good luck, JK
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You need to buy a special HP VGA cable (for your HP-1000 laptop) and connect to TV setting your TV input to PC!
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I believe you could change the settings on your laptop to run the video through the HDMI but the audio through the laptop's speakers. EDIT 1: I just tried it out myself on a Windows 8 laptop and I was able to switch audio output from the projector to the laptop seamlessly.
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A vga cable should do the trick, if your laptop does not have a vga port connect it to the projector and manage your display settings until it works, you can have it set to work on multiple workspaces or just mirror your screen like a regular monitor.