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Displaying laptop on normal tv

MattE · 2007-02-21 00:39:25

just wondering, can you get a cable that will display a laptop on a normal crt tv e.g. from the laptop into the scart at the back??? if so how much approx do they cost?? thnks

21-02-2007 12:39am

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MattE

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just wondering, can you get a cable that will display a laptop on a normal crt tv e.g. from the laptop into the scart at the back??? if so how much approx do they cost?? thnks

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#2 21-02-2007 12:47am

kaimera

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s-video cable should do the trick assuming your lappy has an s-video port.

Need a scart with an s-vid conection on it aswell.

cost me €5 for the lead and works grand.

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#3 21-02-2007 12:49am

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it depends what connections you have on your laptop, but normally you can.
s-video is a pretty std laptop connection and you can buy s-video to composite cables which will plug into your TV. 10-20 euro, maybe cheaper.
Generally only good for video though, txt is not great.

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#4 21-02-2007 10:48am

MattE

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cheers lads, i'll check that out so. wasnt planning 2 use it 4 txt n stuff, just wanted to use it for streaming tv programs so sounds like it should do the trick then!

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