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Laptop output to HDTV
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georgeios
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It should just be a case of pluging your cable in, however it will only be an SDTV out put (Standard Def) I got the HDMI - AV Cable and it is better, it can act as an upscaler. if you down load HD Films they prob will not play in full HD from your laptop unless you have an HDDVD Player, just upscaled (Better quality than SD) 
DT_Xtremez_08:
Im round the twist with the whole HD carry on, got and xbox 360 awsome bit of kit but i need another add on to play HD DVDS how pants.
DT_Xtremez_08:Im round the twist with the whole HD carry on, got and xbox 360 awsome bit of kit but i need another add on to play HD DVDS how pants.
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What operating system are you using and what graphics card/driver do you have.
I’ll assume win2k or higher
If you have a intel 94* series graphics card/accelerator in your laptop all you need to do is right click on the desktop to bring up the display properties then select the settings tab, select advanced and there should then be a tab for the intel graphics media accelerator. Select that tab and go to graphics properties. You can then select what combination you want your displays, ie both displaying the desktop or the TV as the primary and the lap top as an extended desktop. Other cards/accelerators will be slightly different but you need to access those properties rather than just trying to switch displays in the basic settings tab of display properties.
I’ll assume win2k or higher
If you have a intel 94* series graphics card/accelerator in your laptop all you need to do is right click on the desktop to bring up the display properties then select the settings tab, select advanced and there should then be a tab for the intel graphics media accelerator. Select that tab and go to graphics properties. You can then select what combination you want your displays, ie both displaying the desktop or the TV as the primary and the lap top as an extended desktop. Other cards/accelerators will be slightly different but you need to access those properties rather than just trying to switch displays in the basic settings tab of display properties.