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    E1405 to TV

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by toga, Jun 25, 2006.

  1. toga

    toga Notebook Guru

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    Is there anyway I can hook up the E1405 to the tv so I can watch dvds playing on the E1405 on the TV?

    Thanks
     
  2. JrunkinDuncan

    JrunkinDuncan Notebook Geek

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    S-Video if your TV Supports it, however you will need to run the audio off your Laptop, or run a Head-Phone To RCA Splitter and then hook that to your TV's Audio input

    Dunc
     
  3. JrunkinDuncan

    JrunkinDuncan Notebook Geek

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    Ohhh but you won't be able to work on it really, the screen on the TV will be what you are doing on the computer, so if you are watching a movie it will display that, if you are typing in word it will display that, and so on....
     
  4. kdub

    kdub Notebook Consultant

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    Yeah it's easy! Depending on what inputs your TV has use that along with an S-video out cable. For example, I have a S-video out cable connect to composite cable which connects to my TV. For watching movies, the quality is fine.
     
  5. sontakke

    sontakke Notebook Enthusiast

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    When I connected it to my TV vis S-Video to S-Video and after hitting <CTR><ALT><F2>, I do get the picture but the horizintal edge is all distorted i.e. the pin cushion. Is there some settings that I need to adjust?

    - Vikas