Will this show only Video? Or Audio also passed from Laptop to TV? (Because Intel Util says 'Wi-Di' - Wireless Display.)
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WiDi supports both video and audio, as it would an HDMI cable. Now, given that video and audio probably need to be in sync through the wireless link, the audio would always go to the TV. I haven't found a way to redirect the audio to a different laptop output, and some of the attempts have cause some crashes and other issues with the device. However, if your TV has a good audio attached to it that shouldn't be a problem. This little box has worked for me quite well, but needs some firmware updates as well as keeping the driver on your laptop current.
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Video and audio. It's pretty awesome. I've had mine over a year. Anything you can see or hear on your laptop wii be on your tv
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Video and audio. It worked perfectly for about 6 months, then it died on me. Seems lots of people had the same issue. Must have been made in China!
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you can see that the there is an adaptor conected and when I CLIK CONNECT it is trying to connect but, nothing. i will try again one of these days.is the another one that may be better tahn this one? thanks for your response. RUDY ROSALES from : Guatemala c.a.it worked perfectly for almost one year and then...
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Both audio and video. Audio was poor quality until i realized that you need to disable special effects on your computers sound card/driver. Also, it improves sound if you set audio settings on your computer to "flat". I use it for Rhapsody music services and netflix. The sound quality is very good once you get the settings down. The box has an power swithch on the back and I noticed it runs hot when not in use, so I keep it switched off after use.
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Hello, From spec of the computer on asus.com - "Featuring Intel WiDi technology, users can wirelessly transmit large multimedia content such as video/photos to other devices like TV via WiDi for sharing with families/friends." http://www.asus.com/us/AllinOne_PCs/ET2300INTI Best regards, Amuras, Inc.
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You'll need to get an hdmi to dvi-i cable. Should work just fine. Though obviously without audio.
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You can view the video over your local area network (thru a computer on your LAN) but if you were hoping to plug a VGA or HDMI cable into the box, it will not display the video feed. Also, if you get this device, make sure to look on ubiquiti's website and learn how to update the software. It's easy, you just need to SSH into the box and run some commands.
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The resolution will be HD but the picture will have noise and interference patterns. Can anyone confirm that this laptop lacks HDMI? It looks like it doesn't, which is a shame...
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very simple solution, hook up your laptop or borrowed laptop to the unit's front hdmi input and the problem would be solved, having first downloaded the firmware update to the laptop. Hope that helps.
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Hi J.F, thank you for your interest in Nyrius. The transmitter would connect to your sources HDMI output such as your Laptop. The receiver would connect to the HDMI input of your display. The prime would now wirelessly broadcast whatever images your laptop is send to it.
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VGA is only for the Visual section, if your laptop came with a Audio Jack, theirs many different kinds one is yellow and only one type of connection, and the other is a normal speaker jack that might work only if the TV has a connection for the speaker jack in the back of it...hope this works if all else fails go to your local Computer store and by an adapter specially made for conversion from the PC to the TV... best of luck
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My educated guess is that this unit might solve the problem, but my question is as follows: Will a hardwired HDMI cable connect your laptop to the TV complete with audio and video and without any other connections between the laptop and TV? If the hardwired HDMI will carry both audio and video, then this unit will probably function fine. (My qualifications are: I spent 40 years in the computer business as a technician and software developer.)
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At our school we found this product to be completely ineffectual in all possible configurations. We tried hdmi out -&gt; VGA in = nothing. We reversed that. Nothing. The same results with the yellow video line. Check the small print from the seller and you'll find they warn it only works if the devices being connected have built in conversion. Otherwise, nothing. You may need a converter, not just a cable. Rad up on your laptop's hdmi output... Good luck!
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I have basic cable, so I mostly watch Comedy Central and MSNBC via the HDMI cable from my laptop over wifi, but yes, there is sound and video through the hdmi cable.
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not sure why it happens, but when the laptop connects to the NeoTV in the first successful connect.. audio is not there. If you do a disconnect of the WiDi connection from the WiDi control app on the laptop and then do a connect again through the WiDi control app audio gets transmitted to the TV
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Will only connect video. sound is separate, you need to connect audio jack or a/v/jack cable to hear sound.
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Hi Deborah, I have been successful with my hookup and audio. At this point I would make sure your laptop supports a direct HDMI connection and that you have changed your audio output in the control panel under whatever O.S. you have. Hope this helps. Also, in some situations, the audio is going to default to the laptop if the connection is a HDMI Input. You want a HDMI Output on the laptop.
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Hey Wayne. Really, all it does is take a cable TV or off-the-air TV signal into your PC via a USB port and Windows Media Player, and play it on the screen of your computer monitor. Windows Media Player (or the included player) performs a channel search which checks for available channels, locking them in for your selection and viewing. There is no wireless or networking function to the thing, although I suppose you could set up network streaming and sharing to other computers over a wireless (or ethernet) network just like any other media on your PC. Me, I take the signal from my HDMI-out port on my PC and watch over the air TV on my big screen HDMI-in from my computer. Hope this was helpfull to you. Hey Wayne. Really, all it does is take a cable TV or off-the-air TV signal into your PC via a USB port and Windows Media Player, and play it on the screen of your computer monitor. Windows Media Player (or the included player) performs a channel search which checks for available channels, locking them in for your selection and viewing. There is no wireless or networking function to the thing, although I suppose you could set up network streaming and sharing to other computers over a wireless (or ethernet) network just like any other media on your PC. Me, I take the signal from my HDMI-out... » Read More Hey Wayne. Really, all it does is take a cable TV or off-the-air TV signal into your PC via a USB port and Windows Media Player, and play it on the screen of your computer monitor. Windows Media Player (or the included player) performs a channel search which checks for available channels, locking them in for your selection and viewing. There is no wireless or networking function to the thing, although I suppose you could set up network streaming and sharing to other computers over a wireless (or ethernet) network just like any other media on your PC. Me, I take the signal from my HDMI-out port on my PC and watch over the air TV on my big screen HDMI-in from my computer. Hope this was helpfull to you. « Show Less
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This device is used with a USB port to send video and audio to a tv wirelessly, if you can pull up the tv shows you missed on your laptop screen then this device will put the video on your tv, it will not send a tv signal to a laptop though,
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Most likey not, most computers will prioritise one output over another or have you select what output you want it in. And if the computer doesnt have you select it your tv will. For example "hdmi 1" or hdmi 2." id advise searching "how to set up a 3 output display with laptop" on youtube.