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Question: cannot get sound I only hear audio out of my computer. Why not my TV?
Document: Same problem. Tried again an hour later; the converter seemed to work OK again but after about 10 minutes the green horizontal lines returned all across the screen. The audio still sounds great. Not a complete loss since I can play my MP3 files and hear the sound from my TV but not recommended because of the green horizontal lines I get on the TV. Might try different cables to see if that's the problem.
Did some searching on Amazon and discovered this little gadget, it had very good reviews and the price was right so I ordered it. It arrived quickly and on time. This little box takes the VGA and audio from the computer and inputs it to the TV with the HDMI cable. The picture and sound are both high definition. For the price, this is wonderful stuff. Get one.
Like some others who had problems, I tried all the various suggestions in the reviews - changing screen resolution on my computer, flipping the little switch on the converter box, restarting my computer (actually this was tough b/c as soon as I plugged in the VGA, my computer display disappeared and turned into a blue screen on the TV so I couldn't see the login screen). All I could get on the HDMI input on my TV was a blue screen with a high-pitched whiny audio sound.
Works fine. I plugged in my computer with the included VGA cable and audio cord and used an HDMI cord to connect the converter to my TV. The picture is fine, although the highest resolution I could get was 1280x800. My biggest problem is that my Philips TV does not recognize this converter as a computer, so it won't give me computer display options. I can only see a 4:3 picture, so I have to set the resolution to 1024x768 to avoid distortion.
Received the converter a day early and also got the HDMI cable the same day (4 days early!) hooked the converter to my Compaq laptop computer and the HDMI cable from the converter to my Panasonic 720P HD TV. Worked OK at first (although it did pinch the picture on the laptop screen on both sides, the TV picture was widescreen) and the audio hookup was great since the audio speakers on the laptop doesn't get very loud. But after a while, I got green horizontal lines on the TV.
easiest thing you can do to get your computer (Vista OS) on TV (Flat Screen LCD 42in 750 1080). Box contains: a/c adaptor, video box, vga to vga cord, and audio cord. Make sure you buy a HDMI to HDMI cord. Turn everything off, plug in HDMI from TV to video box, plug vga from computer to video box, plug audio from computer (green out)to video box, plug a/c adaptor in - turn everything on.
I do not know what to do about it and can't locate a link to contact the vendor directly.Still, I am happy I bought this little box. Since I don't watch that much TV anyway I canceled my cable TV bill of $50/month. I can watch most shows on the internet so I am excited to be saving that money every month. I will continue to search for a solution to my audio problem. If you have any suggestions I'd love to hear them in the comments. Thanks!
The old tv had a vga input for the laptop and the picture was never really good. The new tv only had HDMI inputs, so this little box takes the vga and audio from the laptop and inputs it to the tv with the HDMI cable. The picture and sound are both high definition. For the price, this is wonderful stuff. Get one.
Our connection is vga to hdmi (this is the connection needed for HD quality). It took literally a minute to get the picture up, and it appeared at the right resolution without us needing to do a thing.The sound was a different matter, due to our inexperience. With our old converter we ran a stereo cable out of the laptop headphone port to the audio-in on the tv. We left that as it was and got no sound.
I planned from the get go to use a switcher for the audio, so I could hook up both my PC and my video games up to the same set of speakers.All in all, very satisfied with this product. I definitely recommend getting it if you want to use your Wii or PS2 with a computer monitor.
Answer: Connect to headphone output on your PC and another end to converter headphone input. There is a wire for that included.