lcd tv with pc input how do you connect do i need to buy more cables or use lcd monitor 1 thanks for your help
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FIRST..Is the PC "input" to allow it's use as a monitor?  If yes, then it is "one-way" only, and would not work as you are suggesting. Considering it's use as a monitor, your graphics card should suffice. (Many non-tech people have trouble with "input" and "output" as to which is which.)\n\nIf it IS a two way connection, (such as USB, Firewire, etc.) there would HAVE to be some software for the PC, and an appropriate connecting cable.\n\nWithout seeing the set and the manual, I am guessing that it is set up to work as a monitor as this is quite common.  This is primarily so that "media center" units and those with "TV" cards can use the bigger screen for output, (like a bigger monitor.)
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To much work in taking apart the lcd just to get to the sheets. best way to go just on ebay and search the excat part number for a replacement LCD or look for a dead laptop with a dead screen. if you can tell me the excat part numbers needed i might have a lcd avaible. email me at kirbykirbykirby3@hotmail.com
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Hunh?\n\nThe best way to hook your TV to a computer is with a TV Card (usually PCI, but PCIe and AGP are available.)  There are USB setups available also.  Some video cards include a TV out, also.\n\nYou will also need a TV tuner program, if you hook the cable in.
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To connect your laptop to a TV, you should get a VGA cable and find a VGA port on your TV. If your TV's new, it'll be no problem\nfinding one. Then just connect it and watch media center and do\nyour Windows business! =)
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Verify you have installed the correct drivers for your video card and also that you have the display connected to the correct video card port.  It's not uncommon to have several places to connect a monitor on a PC.
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First your TV must have A/V (audio video) input.  The red and white  plugs are normally used for the audio.\nIf your computer has an audio out/speaker out with this type of \nplug  then simply connect the two and set the TV to the A/V input\nThe computer's audio will play on the TV. \n\nIf your TV only has an antenna input then you will need some type of conveter an old VRC works great.  Hook up the wires from the computer to the audio input of the VCR and take the antenna out to the TV. (You will need an RF cable - one probably came with the VCR)   Set the TV on the VCR's output channel normally 3 or 4 and the VCR's input to A/V.
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First, you need a video card that has a s-video connection. If you do indeed have that - shut down the computer and connect the s-video cable to the s-video out on your video card (on the computer - that will be where the monitor plugs in) and the other end to the s-video in on the TV. Start back up and you should be in business.
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All those connectors on the back are probably for output.  You'll need a video capture device to get a video input to your pc.\n\nThese are available with USB - which you'll need for a laptop - and run anywhere from $30 up.  You can snag them on ebay for pretty cheap.
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To my knowledge to SEE and HEAR TV programming on your computer (monitor) (Through your computer system) you first have to have installed in your system a "TV CARD"...most TV cards require either (1) an antenna connected or (2) a cable -(Cable TV) connected before the card will process the TV signal through your computer system. I hope this information hellps...
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you need to have a device (converter) which instead of using your monitor to watch a movie for example, you can have it on your TV. Try to view the source link please for more info.
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Be aware that because of the different systems used between computer monitors and televisions, you will likely get a VERY low resolution in the television and everything will be blurry.\n\nThe TV should have tri-prong A/V input (white, red, yellow), you can get an adapter to run the digital monitor  cable from your computer into a tri-prong A/V cable, and that should work..
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You must have a video card that either:\n-have RCA adaptors in the back of PC to connect to TV\n-DVI connection in the back for HD TV\n-S-VHS VIVO (video in/video out) adaptor to connect to TV\n-S-VHS to HDTV adaptor \n\nOtherwise you can't.
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Configuration #1 - HDTV or PC Monitor with DVI inputs.  To connect to one display and toggle between the PC desktop/full-screen HDTV, connect the loop-back cable between DVI output of your video card and the MyHD DVI Daughter Card input.  Connect another DVI cable from the DVI Daughter Card output to your HDTV or Monitor's DVI input\n\n\nConfiguration #2 - HDTV and PC Monitor in Separate Monitor Mode.  Configuration #2 displays separate connections to a computer monitor and HDTV both with DVI inputs.  PC Monitor can also be connected to the VGA but MDP-120's VGA and DVI outputs cannot output full-screen HDTV simultaneously to two different displays in.  DVI daughter card also adds TOSLINK audio output feature to the MDP-120.
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I have the same issue with mine, I am not sure of what can be done yet, as I have taken mine apart and checked all the connections / cables pertaining this this LCD problem. However,Your laptop can still work with an external monitor. So for a short term fix you need to acquire another monitor / LCD Monitors are reasonably priced now.\nUntil we find the real fix....
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you can buy a simple wire at any computer/technology store.  its an av media wire with white n red hook ups for the tv. ask a sales clerk to help u. i just bought one for my desktop computer to hook up to my new LCP tv, works great and i was surprized to find when i bought the cord it was only like 3 dollars. hope this helps
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If the PC has a TV card installed with S-video port then this is no problem. If not then connect via coax like mine.\nI have a freeview box connected to mine.\nJust change channels on the freeview but watch on the PC.
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Ways to do this -\n1.Buy multiple video cards.\n2.If you are using a laptop, you can use dualview.\n   To do this - 1.Plug monitor into VGA port.\n                2.Go to display properties.\n                3.Go to settings, select monitor 2,  select "Extend my desktop onto this monitor.\nTry here-www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/ using/setup/learnmore/multimonitor.mspx