My daughter's wedding is tomorrow. Need to get the zoom meeting onto my tv. Thx 4 the 411 If I can't be there in person, (thx stupid covid) then I want to see her almost as large as life. Congratulations Jessica and Drew... matt you both love long and prosper. 💝😎😇🥰❤️
Most laptops are only designed to output on their HDMI port. You would need to look for video capture devices like the Elgato HD60 to input video from, say, a gaming console to record into digital files on your laptop. Need more help? Chat directly with our product experts at bby.me/ji2qix for answers to your questions and free recommendations and advice.
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When connecting wirelessly your computer will use slightly more energy with the transmission of video. You'll likely only notice this with most computers after several hours of use.
Instructions for using HDMI cable worked great, (Thank you!) so I thought I'd give wireless a try. After I choose desktop as my source, I have two options, my Fire TV stick or my TV, but neither choice is clickable. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?
Using your Fire TV Stick remote, press and hold the Home button until the menu comes up that shows "Mirroring". This should display a screen on the TV letting you know it's available for connections. Try your connection again.
Thanks. Sometimes it's just one little obstacle that opens the path to "Aha!". In this case, you pointed out the need to change the TV input to my selected HDMI port.
Does this work with the new Roku type TVs. I’m unsure if this has been answered. Thanks for any input. Just ran across we this video. Good info though.
Yes, in my old apartment we only had a TV monitor and a laptop, so we connected it via HDMI and selected "Second Screen Only" and then had a mouse + mousepad on the coffee table. Hope that helps :)
No, connecting your laptop to the TV via cable or wirelessly as shown will only display content from your laptop on the TV. If you're looking to capture video content, like that from your gaming console, check out our selection of PC capture cards and devices at bby.me/mztd5f. Need help shopping for the right tech for your needs? Our tech experts can answer any questions and make recommendations, free, via online video chat or by phone. Visit bby.me/9xcuc8 to get connected.
For years we have watched RUclips videos and other streaming services by using HDMI cable from laptop to tv. All of a sudden either the videos won't run properly on the tv, while they are fine on the laptop. Sometimes the show won't open at all, sometimes the sound is out of sync. Do you have a solution so we can still connect with an HDMI cable? Thank you!
You may want to check for driver updates for your laptop's video card. If the issue continues, check with the laptop manufacturer's tech support team for specific solutions available. An alternative solution may be to invest in an inexpensive smart TV device to allow streaming apps to run natively on the TV, including RUclips, without the need for the laptop. Connect with our home theater experts at bby.me/nso69n for free advice and recommendations on the best solution for your needs and budget.
Thank you as this was very helpful. Problem I now have after using the cable is getting my picture size to return to normal as it cuts off the bottom portion of the TV content. Hoping you can help as I have tried all conceivable options
If you're connected wirelessly, you may want to try connecting to the TV with an HDMI cable. Or if already connected, try a different HDMI port on the TV or cable. You may also want to check for any software driver updates for your laptop's video card.
I switched Operating Systems from Windows 10 to the Linux distro Zorin? I am assuming of I go the route of using cables there shouldn't be a problem? I'd hate to have to enable Chrome, which I dislike intensely.
If you're using a PC running Microsoft Windows, you should find these settings through the following steps: Start Menu (Windows Icon in toolbar) > System > Power & Sleep. There you should see options controlling when your screen will shut off and when your computer will sleep after periods of no-input or inactivity on the device.
My Chromebook laptop does NOT have an HDMI port and I want to connect it with the TV in my travel trailer while boondocking, without any internet or wifi available. Is there a way for me to make either a wired or wireless connection?
We recommend checking the product manual and specs for that laptop for a video output even if it's not HDMI as one option. The alternative is to purchase a cheap WiFi router to create a small WiFi network in your trailer that both the Chromebook and a Google Chromecast [ bby.me/ttu0ak ] could connect to. The WiFi does not have to be connected to the Internet for the Chromecast to share video from the Chromebook to the TV via the TV's HDMI input.
You may want to check that your audio settings under Windows are set to the correct output. This can normally be viewed from Start > Settings > System > Sound.
Chrome says it is already installed but I can not locate it, or the 3 little buttons. I do not know what cast is. I do not see anything that looks like what you show. I just bought 2 film festival films. Only have a few days to watch them but I do not know how.
For Microsoft Windows, hit the Windows button on your keyboard and then type "chrome" in the search box to confirm the app is fully installed. If it's not available, you might need to go into the Settings > Apps & Features menu to uninstall and reinstall Google Chrome. If you're still unable to find the app, additional help may be needed. Contact our Geek Squad team by visiting bby.me/99rxvu to chat with a Geek Squad Agent to check the system out so they can make recommendations on next steps.
FYI, there are two VGA adapters that you might need. 1. VGA to HDMI 2. HDMI to VGA Some older computers only have VGA ports and the newer TV's or monitors have HDMI, in this case use option #1 Newer computers usually have HDMI ports and if you have a older monitor it might only have VGA, in this case use option #2 I have seen new mini computers with both VGA and HDMI, some people say the VGA isn't needed but I say it should be a standard port. FYI, you can not interchange these adopters, one has a female VGA and the other has a male VGA port.
My daughter's wedding is tomorrow. Need to get the zoom meeting onto my tv. Thx 4 the 411
If I can't be there in person, (thx stupid covid) then I want to see her almost as large as life.
Congratulations Jessica and Drew... matt you both love long and prosper.
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The first time someone explains low and clear. thanks for the info. It solves my problem
Thanks for clear descriptions and photos. And for low volume music.
very clear and easy to follow tutorial, one question. Is it possible to do the same thing but reversed? Like display the TV screen onto the pc?
Most laptops are only designed to output on their HDMI port. You would need to look for video capture devices like the Elgato HD60 to input video from, say, a gaming console to record into digital files on your laptop. Need more help? Chat directly with our product experts at bby.me/ji2qix for answers to your questions and free recommendations and advice.
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When we were in school we learned spelling,cursive writing,history, there were science experiments and recess where we played ran got hurt. Plus our kicking rock and roll. So, if I need the video, I make no apologies. Peace,Love and Rock and roll !
Hi thanks for the video it worked for me. What is the consumption of the laptop when I connect it? Is this more or does this nothing to do with it?
When connecting wirelessly your computer will use slightly more energy with the transmission of video. You'll likely only notice this with most computers after several hours of use.
Thank you so much. Very useful. Am able to connect using chrome cast without any cable.
Great video! Simple directions that even I accomplished it! Thanks.
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Instructions for using HDMI cable worked great, (Thank you!) so I thought I'd give wireless a try. After I choose desktop as my source, I have two options, my Fire TV stick or my TV, but neither choice is clickable. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?
Using your Fire TV Stick remote, press and hold the Home button until the menu comes up that shows "Mirroring". This should display a screen on the TV letting you know it's available for connections. Try your connection again.
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Thanks. Sometimes it's just one little obstacle that opens the path to "Aha!". In this case, you pointed out the need to change the TV input to my selected HDMI port.
Does this work with the new Roku type TVs. I’m unsure if this has been answered. Thanks for any input.
Just ran across we this video. Good info though.
I don't have a volume ,after when I connected the cable . It's showing everything on the TV ,but there is no volume on TV.
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By hooking up my computer, will you-tube run like it does from my computer? Favorites, the bell,etc?
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Very helpful video! Shortcut: On your PC select Windows logo key + K and select the device you'd like to connect to.
Thanks for sharing that tip. There's a whole wild world of Windows key shortcuts to explore out there.
are all methods gonna show in 4k on the TV or just 1080p?
Output depends on both the capability of your laptop as well as the TV you're sending the video to.
You use still photos as an example. Is it possible to surf the net or play games through this setup ??
Yes, in my old apartment we only had a TV monitor and a laptop, so we connected it via HDMI and selected "Second Screen Only" and then had a mouse + mousepad on the coffee table. Hope that helps :)
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does the wireless method work for extending the screen?
Yes, you can change to the option to extend versus mirror with wired or wireless.
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Once I connect my laptop to the TV can I record TV shows and movies ?
No, connecting your laptop to the TV via cable or wirelessly as shown will only display content from your laptop on the TV. If you're looking to capture video content, like that from your gaming console, check out our selection of PC capture cards and devices at bby.me/mztd5f.
Need help shopping for the right tech for your needs? Our tech experts can answer any questions and make recommendations, free, via online video chat or by phone. Visit bby.me/9xcuc8 to get connected.
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For years we have watched RUclips videos and other streaming services by using HDMI cable from laptop to tv. All of a sudden either the videos won't run properly on the tv, while they are fine on the laptop. Sometimes the show won't open at all, sometimes the sound is out of sync. Do you have a solution so we can still connect with an HDMI cable? Thank you!
You may want to check for driver updates for your laptop's video card. If the issue continues, check with the laptop manufacturer's tech support team for specific solutions available. An alternative solution may be to invest in an inexpensive smart TV device to allow streaming apps to run natively on the TV, including RUclips, without the need for the laptop. Connect with our home theater experts at bby.me/nso69n for free advice and recommendations on the best solution for your needs and budget.
Thank you! I finally got it working, but I will keep this in mind if it happens again.
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Hi, I'm subscribed to HBO max. I have the app on my Chromebook. How can I cast from my HBO Max app on my Chromebook laptop to my LG smart tv? Thanks!😀
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@@DNAleguillou you need a Chromecast then select tab only in the cast thing on chrome.
Well you can go to CHROME then press the 3 dots and cast it
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Great video. Nicely explained. Can you hook up a IPad 6 th generation, to a monitor for larger viewing ? Please let me know. Thank you
Yes. There is an adapter you can buy at Best Buy . On one end is the fire wire connection and the other an HDMI to connect to your TV...
Thank you so much..... I appreciate the response. I will look into. Have a great day.
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Thank you so much very helpful ,,, one more thing how to connect laptop on a non smart tv please help me
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Thank you as this was very helpful. Problem I now have after using the cable is getting my picture size to return to normal as it cuts off the bottom portion of the TV content. Hoping you can help as I have tried all conceivable options
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How can I use USB port of laptop as well as TV to share screen
What tv brand works best or are they all the same?
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Thanks for watching.
Can you do it with Apple devices?
You would need to do a cable but yes
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You can get a Apple TV and screen share ut
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Hi, if I connecting laptop to tv, did it display the graphics quality of the tv or the laptop? Thanks in advance 🙏
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I have a chromebook and a non smart tv can i still do this
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if the tv goes black for a few seconds here and there what's the problem with the connection
If you're connected wirelessly, you may want to try connecting to the TV with an HDMI cable. Or if already connected, try a different HDMI port on the TV or cable. You may also want to check for any software driver updates for your laptop's video card.
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I switched Operating Systems from Windows 10 to the Linux distro Zorin? I am assuming of I go the route of using cables there shouldn't be a problem? I'd hate to have to enable Chrome, which I dislike intensely.
I’m streaming a live concert tonight. Would wired connection be a better fit?
Thank you so much. I tried the wireless option, but the quality is not that good 😞
What do i set my lab top to show own my TV
Can i still do it ..with a probook that has windows7
how do I change the settings on my laptop so the screen doesn't shut down after a few minutes of watching a slide show?
If you're using a PC running Microsoft Windows, you should find these settings through the following steps: Start Menu (Windows Icon in toolbar) > System > Power & Sleep. There you should see options controlling when your screen will shut off and when your computer will sleep after periods of no-input or inactivity on the device.
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How do you get the TV to use external speakers with this setup?
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I can here sounds but no picture what am I doing wrong?
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My Chromebook laptop does NOT have an HDMI port and I want to connect it with the TV in my travel trailer while boondocking, without any internet or wifi available. Is there a way for me to make either a wired or wireless connection?
We recommend checking the product manual and specs for that laptop for a video output even if it's not HDMI as one option.
The alternative is to purchase a cheap WiFi router to create a small WiFi network in your trailer that both the Chromebook and a Google Chromecast [ bby.me/ttu0ak
] could connect to. The WiFi does not have to be connected to the Internet for the Chromecast to share video from the Chromebook to the TV via the TV's HDMI input.
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Can i hook my laptop up to my tvand watch different channels?
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How do I hear the sound from my laptop onto the TV
You may want to check that your audio settings under Windows are set to the correct output. This can normally be viewed from Start > Settings > System > Sound.
Can we get this option in windows 7
How about a PC? Same type of set-up?
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Yes, there are adapters for most Apple Macs that will allow you to connect an HDMI cable between the TV and computer.
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Chrome says it is already installed but I can not locate it, or the 3 little buttons. I do not know what cast is. I do not see anything that looks like what you show. I just bought 2 film festival films. Only have a few days to watch them but I do not know how.
For Microsoft Windows, hit the Windows button on your keyboard and then type "chrome" in the search box to confirm the app is fully installed. If it's not available, you might need to go into the Settings > Apps & Features menu to uninstall and reinstall Google Chrome.
If you're still unable to find the app, additional help may be needed. Contact our Geek Squad team by visiting bby.me/99rxvu to chat with a Geek Squad Agent to check the system out so they can make recommendations on next steps.
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How to do that with VGA? And How to convert VGA to hdmi cable
While some TVs have a VGA input, here's a VGA to HDMI adapter you can use if yours doesn't: bby.me/uem9r.
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FYI, there are two VGA adapters that you might need.
1. VGA to HDMI
2. HDMI to VGA
Some older computers only have VGA ports and the newer TV's or monitors have HDMI, in this case use option #1
Newer computers usually have HDMI ports and if you have a older monitor it might only have VGA, in this case use option #2
I have seen new mini computers with both VGA and HDMI, some people say the VGA isn't needed but I say it should be a standard port.
FYI, you can not interchange these adopters, one has a female VGA and the other has a male VGA port.
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