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| 337972 | 2005-03-25 11:00:00 | Hello, can you help please? I have a HP Pavilion Laptop and a Philips TV I wish to view my MS Photo Story that is on my laptop on the TV I purchased a S-Video cable, OK connecting from Laptop to the TV but cannot seem to get to play? The TV has a AV1, AV2, and a "Side" option but none seem to work Appreciate any help you can give Many thanks Peter Auckland New Zealand |
Peter2Gmail (7701) | ||
| 337973 | 2005-03-25 11:16:00 | Have never met Photo story so being of a curious nature I set out for a quick search to find out what it is. From the Microsoft Photo Story page (www.microsoft.com): "... watch your stories in your own living room using Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005." OK, next step - What is Media Centre? Another search for Media Centre (www.microsoft.com): "Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 is a new Windows XP operating system available only on Media Center personal computers..." Looks like you need to burn to disk and go to a DVD player. Other alternative could be to set the TV up as second monitor. My guess is that this would be possible as you have a video out on your graphics card but I've forgotten how to do this. Do you have a manual for your graphics card? |
Mercury (1316) | ||
| 337974 | 2005-03-25 11:21:00 | Ok, did some surfing... Have a look at this, (www.svideo.com) then this (www.cinemanow.com) Hopefully these help (especially the first link) |
Myth (110) | ||
| 337975 | 2005-03-27 06:19:00 | Have never met Photo story so being of a curious nature I set out for a quick search to find out what it is. From the Microsoft Photo Story page (www.microsoft.com): "... watch your stories in your own living room using Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005." OK, next step - What is Media Centre? Another search for Media Centre (www.microsoft.com): "Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 is a new Windows XP operating system available only on Media Center personal computers..." Looks like you need to burn to disk and go to a DVD player. Other alternative could be to set the TV up as second monitor. My guess is that this would be possible as you have a video out on your graphics card but I've forgotten how to do this. Do you have a manual for your graphics card? Hi Many thanks for your input, it's really appreciated Myth's reply seems to be spot on Sorta getting there but not quite yet! All best regards Peter Auckland New Zealand |
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