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Connect Freeview Box to Laptop
Hello, I hope I have picked the right forum for this-if not apologies in advance.
I would like to connect my freeview box to my laptop and use that as a display screen instead of my TV as I am moving house and it would be good space wise. I have been trying to find out if it is possible and if so what I need to get/do but am confused! Not sure what info would be useful to help get my question answered but this is the info on my freeview box and laptop. Freeview box:Humax PVR-9150T SCART 1 TV, 1 VCR(RGB/YPbPr) RF 1 Input Data port RS-232C Laptop: ASUS Notebook F7sr Series -Model X7OS Adapter Type: ATI Mobility Radeon HD 2400 Adaptor Information Chip Type: ATI Mobility Radeon Graphics Processor (0x94C9) DAC Type: Internal DAC (4000MHz) Adapter String: ATI Mobility Radeon HD 2400 Total Available Graphics Memory 1535 MB Dedicated Video Memory 256 MB System Video Memory: 0MB Shared System Memory: 1279 MB There are a few ports on my laptop which I have no idea what they are but there are two which have little pictures next to them one looks like a tv with old style bunny aerial ears and one looks one without-something to do with TV and monitors?? My laptop also plays blueray dvds if that means anything? Am reluctant to go into a shop like PC world for help in case they fob me off to buy something I don’t need so any suggestions or help would be great. Thanks! :) |
Re: Connect Freeview Box to Laptop
Personally I'd go for something like this:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Digital-Adap.../dp/B000OF1EJM It come with an aerial, but believe you'd be able to connect it to a 'proper' aerial mounted on roof / in loft. You then also have the option of recording TV to the hard disk of PC, plus the normal pause, rewind etc. |
Re: Connect Freeview Box to Laptop
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You're on the right track though. find one of the same with a proper belling-lee aeriel socket and you should be fine :) |
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