Posted 12.08.2011 @ 12.53AM
Anyone? Anyone? Bueller? Bueller?
Dan
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Posted 12.08.2011 @ 10.24AM
Probably best to ask this over at whirlpool. The geeks there would know the right answer.
Posted 12.08.2011 @ 11.01AM
i used to use a hdmi to rca from my playstation to computer monitor cant imagine itd be much different then that.
Posted 12.08.2011 @ 4.24PM
What kind of laptop do you have? you can use HDMI > RCA or VGA/DVI > RCA
Posted 15.08.2011 @ 2.04PM
HDMI is a digital signal so in order to convert you need a converter- such as a receiver- can't do it in a single cable.
Newer laptops only have HDMI out.
This is what you'd be looking for: http://forums.overclockers.com.au/showthread.php?t=705707
Simple answer is: no cheap way to do this.
Posted 16.08.2011 @ 7.21AM
That sucks if that's the case. :(
Posted 28.02.2012 @ 9.37PM (Edited 28.02.2012 @ 9.37PM)
sorry I didn't mean to post this and I don't know how to delete it :P
dave
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Laptop to TV connection help
Posted 11.08.2011 @ 3.40AM
Sorry, this may be simple but I'm a complete novice on connecting different devices...
If connecting a laptop to a TV that only has an RCA input (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_and_video_interfaces_and_connectors#RCA_Jack) is the best option using the HDMI port on the laptop? So finding myself an HDMI to RCA cable?
And then does the TV simply display whatever is on the laptop screen?
Or is there a port/output on the laptop better suited?
(and stuck with an old TV with just the RCA input as it's what comes with my apartment in Buenos Aires...)