How do I transmit video wirelessly from a Laptop to a projector cheaply?
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u can heck here\n\n\ni had provide 2 website link plz check it out
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There are multiple options, infrared, bluetooth, and direct connection (ie. serial, usb or parallel). I think usb is the easiest to set up and start transfering.
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It would be more useful if you listed the model of your laptop, or what kind of connections it has.\n\nMost laptops nowadays have S-video out, so that would be the easiest if you have that.  As for sound, you would just plug some speakers into your headphone jack.\n\nIf your laptop doesn't have S-video, you could always get something like this as well:\n\nhttp://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=GXP-2000-PB&cpc=SCH\n\nThat will take your VGA signal and convert it to RCA so you can hook it up to your TV.
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VLC , freeware\nhttp://www.videolan.org/vlc
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use firewire (IEEE 1394), or that funky-shaped port on one side that is square on one side and sort of narrows on the other.\n\nIf it's not a firewire camera, i can't help you.  If it does, Windows Movie Maker will guide you.
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Some of the higher end projectors may be capable of playing powerpoint presentations, but you would be better off just getting a projector that either has a A/V hookups or a monitor hookup and cables to hook up to your laptop. The monitor hookups will work as long as you don't need sound. Most projectors are better at playing loud sounds than laptops, so the A/V hookups is the best way to go there. For some low cost projectors try this site:\nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com\n\nGood luck
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you can do it quite easily via a wireless VGA pc to tv converter. It is plug&play. I bought one from www.pctotvconverter.com
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Here you go\nhttp://www.ehow.com/how_14432_transfer-video-onto.html\n\n///
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you could try CNET.com or the JVC website might have the drivers.
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This could be complicated but could usually be done with PCMCIA USB adapter (if your laptop has standard PCMCIA slots) like the one found at http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?dest=9999999997&product_id=3942788&sourceid=1500000000000001827170 .
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Not at all, just get yourself a wireless router and a wireless pcmcia card for the laptop\n\nrouter:\nhttp://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDetail.jsp?ProductCode=251778&ps=nw2\npcmcia card\nhttp://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDetail.jsp?ProductCode=251798
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Unfortunately you can't.\nThe video-outs you have are the only ones you can use, so you are limited to the laptop monitor and one external is you have a VGA or S-video output.
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gee, i forgot, we all have the same laptop right? what the hell kind of question is that? you think we can figure out what kind of projector and laptop you have from this stinkin post?\n\ncrazy ass.
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If u have a mac try irocker, that might work
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link your lap top to your pc via ethernet cable you should be able to operate the laptop
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You can get a wireless router and either a pciama card or a usb for the laptop. <$100 check at office depot.\nSet up you router and then install driver in laptop and have the laptop look for available wireless networks and enable.\n\nInternal wireless cards are easy to install, you just have to get the right one and the antenae.  Good luck
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If both laptops have infrared ports, they can communicate that way also, however that will be slow, hard to learn how to setup, and probably not worth your time.\n\nThe wireless cards is a good option but is also a little tricky.\n\nJust buy a cheap crossover ethernet cable online (less than $10 on http://www.pricewatch.com) and connect the two computers together via etherhet. If you use the special crossover cable both computers will be able to talk to eachother by simplly assigning each computer an IP address on the network.\n\nOne computer:\n192.168.0.2\n\nThe other computer:\n192.168.0.3\n\nOn both computers:\nSubnet: 255.255.255.0\nDNS: make this up\nGateway: leave it blank or put in the opposite computer's ip address.\n\n(You put these settings into the Internet Properties TCP/IP of the Local Area Connection properties once you've connected both computers together.)\n\nYou can find a more detailed guide by searching google for network crossover cable howto guide or something like that.\n\nYou can also find out how to setup the file sharing so you can access each computer across that cable. It's pretty easy and not as tricky as a wireless connection.