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10-31-2007, 04:12 PM
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What is the brand and model of your TV? I used to be a home theater installer (for Best Buy) before I was involuntarily separated (laid-off). If it's a newer model Sony, Samsung, Toshiba, Vizio, etc......it should have the VGA connection on the back. Then all you have to do is set your computer (depending on what TV is it) to the correct resolution to match the resolution of the TV.
It sounds all very complicated, but it's the same as hookiing up a computer monitor.........just bigger.
It sounds all very complicated, but it's the same as hookiing up a computer monitor.........just bigger.
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10-31-2007, 10:24 PM
RE: computer help
i hook mine up to my flat screen with S-Video. only thing you dont get is sound thru your tv you would have to have speakers set up to it still of if its a lap top use the speakers on it. doesnt seem to be a problem for as long as your not trying to watch a movie or anything with it.
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RE: computer help
ORIGINAL: Blue Fox
What is the brand and model of your TV? I used to be a home theater installer (for Best Buy) before I was involuntarily separated (laid-off). If it's a newer model Sony, Samsung, Toshiba, Vizio, etc......it should have the VGA connection on the back. Then all you have to do is set your computer (depending on what TV is it) to the correct resolution to match the resolution of the TV.
It sounds all very complicated, but it's the same as hookiing up a computer monitor.........just bigger.
What is the brand and model of your TV? I used to be a home theater installer (for Best Buy) before I was involuntarily separated (laid-off). If it's a newer model Sony, Samsung, Toshiba, Vizio, etc......it should have the VGA connection on the back. Then all you have to do is set your computer (depending on what TV is it) to the correct resolution to match the resolution of the TV.
It sounds all very complicated, but it's the same as hookiing up a computer monitor.........just bigger.
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RE: computer help
http://www.viewsonic.com/pdf/VPW505_English.pdf
Page 9. It has both RGB and DVI. You are set, no need to buy anything at all.
I wish I had a 50in flat screen in my office [:@]
Page 9. It has both RGB and DVI. You are set, no need to buy anything at all.
I wish I had a 50in flat screen in my office [:@]