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I can view Powewrpoint files (containing photos) on my laptop. Is it possible to view these on the television via the Humax Foxsat HDR? If so, what would I have to do?
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I can view Powewrpoint files (containing photos) on my laptop. Is it possible to view these on the television via the Humax Foxsat HDR? If so, what would I have to do?
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I can view Powewrpoint files (containing photos) on my laptop. Is it possible to view these on the television via the Humax Foxsat HDR? If so, what would I have to do?
Thanks with it on) but really good.http://www.hummy.org.uk/forums/showt...?t=4877&page=5 |
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I can view Powewrpoint files (containing photos) on my laptop. Is it possible to view these on the television via the Humax Foxsat HDR? If so, what would I have to do?
Thanks http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en...ort+powerpoint Then you need to convert to m2ts using TSmuxergui. Then you need AV2HDR to create the 3 files that the hdr needs. Copy these to pen drive and they should play fine http://www.hummy.org.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=6468 |
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Thanks to miriyo, swedish cook and grahamthompson for your replies. It is more complicated than I thought. I wondered if at the same time the file is playing on the laptop it can also be viewed on the tv.
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Thanks to miriyo, swedish cook and grahamthompson for your replies. It is more complicated than I thought. I wondered if at the same time the file is playing on the laptop it can also be viewed on the tv.
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If your laptop has a dvi or hdmi output then this should work with a Hd ready TV (using a DVi to hdmi lead if it's DVI and you will need to make other arrangements for the audio).
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This is correct as I've tried it although my laptop made me select between the TV monitor or the laptop screen. I couldn't seem to get playback on both at the same time.
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Thanks again Miriyo and grahamlthompson for your advice. Unfortunately my lap top has only VGA output. As there is no easy and inexpensive solution to what I wanted to do I am not desperate enough to make any changes. I have no doubt that others will benefit from your advice.
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Thanks again Miriyo and grahamlthompson for your advice. Unfortunately my lap top has only VGA output. As there is no easy and inexpensive solution to what I wanted to do I am not desperate enough to make any changes. I have no doubt that others will benefit from your advice.
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I have found a partial answer to the question I posted on 17.12.09.
My LG LCD tv has a RGB input ( for 15 pin) connection and my laptop has a VGA connection. I used a VGA cable with 15 pin male connectors at each end and connected my laptop to the tv. What was displayed on the laptop appeared on the tv without me having to do anything else. Perfect picture on the tv, however I had to rely on my laptop for the sound. |
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I have found a partial answer to the question I posted on 17.12.09.
My LG LCD tv has a RGB input ( for 15 pin) connection and my laptop has a VGA connection. I used a VGA cable with 15 pin male connectors at each end and connected my laptop to the tv. What was displayed on the laptop appeared on the tv without me having to do anything else. Perfect picture on the tv, however I had to rely on my laptop for the sound. |
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Hi Nigel, thanks for the suggestion, but the only other connections available on my Dell Inspiron 1545 are 3 USB ports.
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Hi Nigel, thanks for the suggestion, but the only other connections available on my Dell Inspiron 1545 are 3 USB ports.
http://www.trustedreviews.com/laptop...spiron-1545/p1 (headphone out) |
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never seen a notebook without an audio out and according to this yours is no exception
http://www.trustedreviews.com/laptop...spiron-1545/p1 (headphone out) Thanks grahamlthompson for your reply. I did not realise that the 'headphone out' is the one to connect to the tv for sound. Sorry for the late reply . |
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