i wana watch some movies from my laptop on tv and i have the cable that connects them, but how can i make it?
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If you have the cable to connect them, just pay attention to what video input on the TV that you connected it to, (video 1, video 2, etc.) and make sure you change the video input on the TV itself.
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Hi! I don´t think you can do it, unless you have a video input  in your laptop. Anyway It would be dfficult.\n Maybe you could do it separating your laptop display from the mainboard and build an interface between your display and a VGA connector (to attach it to your desktop PC).\n\n If you success with your project, please share your experiences with me.
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Buy a DVD Writer and burn them from the CD to the DVD. And if you want to be able to watch them on a DVD connected to your TV, use Nero Burning Rom
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You need a TV Tuner in your Computer to do it.  If you have an open PCI slot you can purchase one.
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Buy a TV Tuner Card and have it installed, then you can run your cable line to your computer, and viola you can watch TV, whatever channel you want.
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Yes, Try using VLC media player its free for download.
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feed signal from tuner to vcr or dvd recorder then to tv\nVoila !
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You can buy patch cords that allow you to transfer video from some types of video cameras and VCRs direct to your PC.  They usually come with some software too.  It all depends on the type of camera you have and your PC.  Go to any big computer store (like Comp USA) and they should be able to hook you up (no pun intended).  Also try tigerdirect.com.
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You can buy an external TV capture card for your laptop.  This will allow you to record video from a variety of sources, such as your TV, S-video, and composite video.  And it comes with software to do this.  The quality of the video depends on a couple of things, such as your CPU speed, hard drive space, and what video and audio codecs you have.  Codecs can be downloaded if you need to off a variety of websites.\n\nI've been using the Happaque TV-USB card for many years and am very happy with it.   Which one you ultimately choose is up to you, but there are a wide variety of choices that all do the same thing.  Some however allow you to pause, while others don't.  Some record in HD quality, others don't.  But they all record in MPEG 1 or 2, which is a web standard.
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If u r using Windows XP, then simply go on windows movie maker under accessories, or download VCD cutter.
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You need a TV tunner and a cable connection to your computer. As far as I know.
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You need to get a special Video Card.  Unless your Plasma Screen has Ports for hook up to your computer.\n\nI know for sure that ATI Radeaon (I don't think I spelled that correctly) makes some.  Some or all are called All-In-Wonder (by ATI).  I think they also work both ways so you can get cable on your Computer.
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Well 1st you have got to check if all the cables are working and are of the rihth tipe.\n2nd set your tv to AV chanel mode\n3rd activete the ports from your laptops video card software!\nit should work if not try a NEWER DRIVER AND BE SURE TO CHECK ALL THE SETINGS. p.s.: some movies wil not show on the tv unles the tv is the only video output destination(in this case it will show your desktop &curent player but the video feed wil be black)(solution switching off your laptops screen from the same software you switch tv output on)!
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If u have a mac try irocker, that might work
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You Can't Do it you VGA card must have video-in \nso you must buy a VGA card with Video-in or buy a TV card
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youll need a device, variously called a media player, which acts like a pipe between your wireless network and your tv.\nsee the following link for a page full of these devices sold by tigerdirect:\nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/category/category_slc.asp?CatId=197&
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There are lots of different ways to achieve this. The most common connection now is from your PC to a LCD or DHP TV. They have built in HDMI connenctions just like a computer monitor. You can also use a DVI connection. If your TV has neither of these connections then your best bet is to forget the idea of hooking your PC to your TV because you are not going to get the results you really want.