I have an HP G60-235DX Notebook PC and I have a projector that only has ports for Composite Cables. I want to know what type of cable or converter I need to be able to display what’s on my computer through the projector. I had someone suggest using the VGA port on the PC. Would that work? And, if so, can I just use a cable, or do I need an active converter to change the video format?
Hi there,
You will need a VGA to video converter box to convert the digital signal to analog for your projector.
Check the link below for a device to do that:
http://sewelldirect.com/VGA-to-Component-Video-Converter.asp
The link below is for a video showing how.
Hope this helps,
Al
You’ll need an adapter like the one linked below.
References :
http://www.eforcity.com/pothvgasvrc2.html?int=efsechtxtrigos-item
as long as the projector supports digital then you in with the vga to rca cable converter that was posted earlier
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Hi there,
You will need a VGA to video converter box to convert the digital signal to analog for your projector.
Check the link below for a device to do that:
http://sewelldirect.com/VGA-to-Component-Video-Converter.asp
The link below is for a video showing how.
Hope this helps,
Al
References :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oxgx33G3YQM video "how to"
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