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USB to SCART I reckon?
Dunno though google always helps
thanks for your reply will give it a try
NO, you'll need a DVI - DVI/HDMI. Check what inputs your plasma has. Depending on how old your computer is you should have a DVI port. That sends out the same digital video signal as HDMI. However, unlike HDMI, you get no sound over DVI so you'll need to run a separate audio lead from your computer's audio output.
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Your Plasma might also have a VGA port which most have in the last couple of years until recently, it looks like the port that you plug you monitor into, I use a cable from my laptop VGA external port to my Plasmas VGA port, works a treat .
sheila46 (14-08-2008)
this seems complicated i will need to buy a cable will be running from a laptop to the tv, i do have ports coloured white red and yellow can i use them, sorry guys but not very technical
Sound like my idea was sh*t so soz!!!Originally Posted by sheila46
this seems complicated i will need to buy a cable will be running from a laptop to the tv, i do have ports coloured white red and yellow can i use them, sorry guys but not very technical
Listen to the others as me and you seem like we are just about as technologically advanced as one another!!!
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i use svga lead to connect my desktop to my tv with a switch box to swap between tv and monitor. go to start/control panel/display/settings then change the screen resolution to the same as the tv then goto advanced then monitor and make sure the hertz is the same as the tv then apply, connecy lead to pc and tv, select pc channel and watch spurs beat boro on the big screen.
i assume its the same process with laptop.
hope this helps. it took me days to sort mine out
go to myp2p.football. download TVANTZ or PPMATE.
I watch roma game using TVANTZ picture quality was very good and English commentry
Ports on the telly or on the computer? Anyway, the red & white are audio & the yellow is video. If they are on your telly then they are analogue RCA inputs & won't be much use to you.this seems complicated i will need to buy a cable will be running from a laptop to the tv, i do have ports coloured white red and yellow can i use them, sorry guys but not very technical
Riverwire is correct, you might have a VGA port instead of a DVI. DVI is newer, digital technology but older Plasmas & computers used VGA. If your computer should have VGA & the telly DVI its not a problem. You can get VGA-DVI converters from any shop.
Basically, the red & white sockets you mentioned is where you run your audio. Just run a normal audio lead (one you'd use to wire up a hi-fi. Either a Phono to Phono or , more likely, mini-jack to phono. The phono plugs are coloured red & white also) from your computers audio out (headphone socket) to the telly's audio in.
For the video your best bet is to figure out what monitor ports you have available to you & go down Dixons and ask for the leads.
DVI kind of looks like the left hand image While VGA looks like the one on the right:
Jan Vertonghen!
Vertonghen is his name!
Spurs will never ever-ever,!
lose again!
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great i can not wait too i hope it will be a great matcharty:
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