Hi I am looking for an adapter/converter to connect my TV box (HDMI) with picture and sound to my LapTop (USB). I would like to watch TV on my LapTop via TV box. Is this possible at all and if so, what kind of adapter/converter can you recommend? Many thanks in advance
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I would like to move my boxTV and game console from the TV. I have a computer cable between the 2 locations (direct connections). I would like a device to the boxTV and game console or plug 2 HDMI cables into it, then a receiver to the TV with an HDMI output. I could then switch between the 2 channels depending on my use. I found a similar article, but for only 1 HDMI input, I would need 2 cables and 2 transmitters. Do you know if there is an item that meets my expectations?
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Does Digitec not have a DVI - HDMI adapter? Both sides should be pluggable, the HDMI side should come out so that I can plug HDMI into the laptop and plug the DVI from the screen into the other side. I can't find that in the range. Only one that has to be plugged in on the HDMI side (i.e. I would also have to have an HDMI cable).
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Good evening I have a small problem and I bought a new monitor and then noticed that my graphics card only has one Hdmi and 3 DP connections. The monitor or both monitors only have HDMI connections. Should I rather get an adapter and if so, what do I have to look out for there or then a cable if there is such a thing? Thanks in advance
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Hello together Is there an HDMI to Scart converter that can output RGB signals on Scart? The ones I have found so far can only output composite on the Scart side.
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I have my xbox connected to my pc screen with a hdmi to dvi cable but I can't get any sound can someone please help me?
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Does anyone have experience with the HDMI repeaters offered here? I need/want to get one, but judging by the (lack of) reviews, there doesn't seem to be much demand...
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Could you introduce an analogue-to-digital converter in your offer? Ligawo has such converters on offer. They are mainly used to connect video cassette players and older video consoles (PS2, PS1, NGameCube etc.) to modern flat-screen TVs. A simple adapter doesn't really do the job, because the analogue signal on modern TVs usually looks pretty poor.
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