Cameron
Well recently I bought myself a vga to component cable thinking i could hook my laptop up to my tv and watch some anime. I was wrong. something with my graphics card didn't sit right. well... I have a dvd player. so Could I connect my computer to the dvd player using the vga to component cable, and then have the dvd player send a signal to my t.v? since I can't make a direct link, I'm trying to substitute a medium here. My t.v doesn't have hdmi. (-,-) I have alot of cables. Vga to Vga, but no Hdmi to component, or Anything, so Help> I'm sowwy if this is confusing
Answer
The DVD player would need to have a component video input.
As far as I know, no player does.
Active electronic converters are available that can make possible
almost any desired connection, but some of them are rather expensive.
Be careful: There are a lot of bogus cables on the market
that appear to have the "correct connectors" on opposite ends.
[One example of the many rip-offs I've seen is a VGA - to - HDMI cable.]
These don't work because they don't change the signal itself
from one type to another.
When looking for a converter, make certain it "goes the right way".
For example, you seem to need a VGA - to - component converter.
A component - to - VGA converter would perform the the opposite function,
and would not serve your needs.
The DVD player would need to have a component video input.
As far as I know, no player does.
Active electronic converters are available that can make possible
almost any desired connection, but some of them are rather expensive.
Be careful: There are a lot of bogus cables on the market
that appear to have the "correct connectors" on opposite ends.
[One example of the many rip-offs I've seen is a VGA - to - HDMI cable.]
These don't work because they don't change the signal itself
from one type to another.
When looking for a converter, make certain it "goes the right way".
For example, you seem to need a VGA - to - component converter.
A component - to - VGA converter would perform the the opposite function,
and would not serve your needs.
dvd player?
kennytucke
i have a rather expensive dvd player that wont play a certain disc without the picture breaking up, however, when i put the same disc into my computer it plays like a dream with a clear picture. whats wrong.
Answer
One possible reason, poor disc condition that can be caused by poor physical condition and / or poor recording from disc manufacturer. As the result, picture breaking may be detected in dvd player as data streaming is affected by empty memory buffer. Memory buffer (size) is bigger in computer device, and it can handle much more error correction and ensure the data streaming.
Another possible reason, if the dvd player is rather new, the optical pick-up unit (OPU) in the dvd player may be having certain quality problem. You may consider to bring the player to service centre.
Last, if the dvd disc is not original and licenced copy, some expensive dvd players in the market are known to perform poorly while playing those discs ......
One possible reason, poor disc condition that can be caused by poor physical condition and / or poor recording from disc manufacturer. As the result, picture breaking may be detected in dvd player as data streaming is affected by empty memory buffer. Memory buffer (size) is bigger in computer device, and it can handle much more error correction and ensure the data streaming.
Another possible reason, if the dvd player is rather new, the optical pick-up unit (OPU) in the dvd player may be having certain quality problem. You may consider to bring the player to service centre.
Last, if the dvd disc is not original and licenced copy, some expensive dvd players in the market are known to perform poorly while playing those discs ......
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