How to connect your laptop to your TV_1

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[monopricecom]

@gmanx95, Thanks for your comment. Yes, that’s possible but I wouldn’t count on it working in every setup. HDMI is based on DVI and share the same number of pins for a digital connection, 19 pins. HDMI basically hijacked DVI and put a different connector on it. They didn’t add any more wires, they just used some of the existing lines to carry the audio signal

[monopricecom]

I’ve done tests myself where, using passive adapters went from HDMI to DVI and back to HDMI and I didn’t lose the audio. If the Mini-DP port supports HDMI audio (must be HDMI audio and not just DP audio), then you can get audio from Mini-DP to DVI to HDMI.

[doujindance]

my DELL output no responded for my HDTV.

[potco120]

y does my computers screen go black when i connect it?

[0wen95]

@mrahman248 nooooooooo

[davetownersville]

I love monoprice and these vids but will you consider not playing the loud music while the whole video is playing please?

[mrahman248]

Does vga cable support HD resolutions?

[syscomet]

The Google Doodle shows this was made in 2011, but the copyright years are 2001-2010. You might want to get that updated.

[gmanx95]

btw, I actually got DVI to output audio once...it was really strange. I used a mini-displayport to DVI (male) , then a DVI to HDMI. Any idea on how this happened?