Connect to TV

Discussion in 'Linux' started by CFC1, Oct 10, 2009.

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    CFC1

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    I have spent the last hour trawling through threads about how to display images on my TV from my Aspire one, beit by converters or other means ... and I am still no further forward to an easy answer.

    Please can someone just tell me... I basically just use my D150 (Linux) to surf the web. I simply just want to have this displayed on my TV instead of/as well as the D150. I have a Panasonic PX80 and at the back there is a 15 pin socket called "PC" which looks exactly like the VGA socket on the D150. If I buy a VGA to VGA lead, can I simply plug both ends in and get the web pages to display on my TV?... Or will I have to do something else?

    I am a complete NOOB, hence my elementary question.

    I would really appreciate a definitive (and simple) answer.

    Cheers in advance.
     
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    Yes, but you may have to adjust your resolution to support the TV's native resolution.....
     
    sch911, Oct 11, 2009
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    Excellent :D ... Thank you for your swift reply ... I think I might just be able to manage the adjustment! :eek: ... only just though! :oops:

    Cheers
     
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    Update ... brother in-law "donated" :oops: VGA lead and it worked straight up, with no adjustment to resolution!

    Thanks

    ;)
     
    CFC1, Oct 11, 2009
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