So I have a PS3 40 gig. And 22" Samsung that everyone has. Forget the model number. 2ms response time.
What cable is needed to hook it up? If it's possible that is.
What cable is needed to hook it up? If it's possible that is.
hdmi i not sure what sceen your talking about but im sure it has that
226BW probably
HDMI to DVI converter?
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductLi … ame=Cables
I know NewEgg wont deliver to you, but this is for reference, so you can search for it at what ever store you use. I assume a tech store (Bestbuy/Radioshack in the US) would have this aswell.
I know NewEgg wont deliver to you, but this is for reference, so you can search for it at what ever store you use. I assume a tech store (Bestbuy/Radioshack in the US) would have this aswell.
And don't cut corners on the price either. With converters, you really do pay more for better quality.The_Sniper_NM wrote:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=40000001&Description=HDMI+to+DVI&name=Cables
I know NewEgg wont deliver to you, but this is for reference, so you can search for it at what ever store you use. I assume a tech store (Bestbuy/Radioshack in the US) would have this aswell.
DVI-HDMI cable. I used that before I bought a HDTV. You need to sort the sound though.
wondering this myself,
gonna get the PS3 but since I've still got a crap t.v.,
all I would need is a DVI-HDMI cable?
I've got a 2232BW Samsung 22" Screen
https://www.elsat.at/shop/images/img/SAM15039101.jpg
gonna get the PS3 but since I've still got a crap t.v.,
all I would need is a DVI-HDMI cable?
I've got a 2232BW Samsung 22" Screen
https://www.elsat.at/shop/images/img/SAM15039101.jpg
yes thats all u would need^*AlphA*^ wrote:
all I would need is a DVI-HDMI cable?
I've got a 2232BW Samsung 22" Screen
https://www.elsat.at/shop/images/img/SAM15039101.jpg
and Audio?
You guys have three options for sound:
1- Use the composite cable, connect the Red & White to your TV. So to get the sound, you have to leave your TV on. Easiest option imho, all you need is to have your TV next your PS3 and monitor.
2- Use Optical Surround Sound. The PS3 has Optical Sound out...This is probably gonna cost you quite a bit.
3- Use your PC Speakers. However, you need some adapters. I am looking for a guide. It was very useful.
1- Use the composite cable, connect the Red & White to your TV. So to get the sound, you have to leave your TV on. Easiest option imho, all you need is to have your TV next your PS3 and monitor.
2- Use Optical Surround Sound. The PS3 has Optical Sound out...This is probably gonna cost you quite a bit.
3- Use your PC Speakers. However, you need some adapters. I am looking for a guide. It was very useful.
Last edited by r'Eeee (2008-04-24 02:04:47)
1. not an option for me, t.v. is mounted on the wall, pc is on the other sider'Eeee wrote:
You guys have three options for sound:
1- Use the composite cable, connect the Red & White to your TV. So to get the sound, you have to leave your TV on. Easiest option imho, all you need is to have your TV next your PS3 and monitor.
2- Use Optical Surround Sound. The PS3 has Optical Sound out...This is probably gonna cost you quite a bit.
3- Use your PC Speakers. However, you need some adapters. I am looking for a guide. It was very useful.
2. probably not worth it, the difference
3. guide...................................................................... where
If you have HDMI in your TV, you'll only need an HDMI cable.^*AlphA*^ wrote:
1. not an option for me, t.v. is mounted on the wall, pc is on the other sider'Eeee wrote:
You guys have three options for sound:
1- Use the composite cable, connect the Red & White to your TV. So to get the sound, you have to leave your TV on. Easiest option imho, all you need is to have your TV next your PS3 and monitor.
2- Use Optical Surround Sound. The PS3 has Optical Sound out...This is probably gonna cost you quite a bit.
3- Use your PC Speakers. However, you need some adapters. I am looking for a guide. It was very useful.
2. probably not worth it, the difference
3. guide...................................................................... where
if not, you can either:
a) Use the Component -> Scart converter
- Gives you audio and video in one connection, though it doesnt give you true HD.
b) Buy and HDMI cable, an HDMI -> DVI converter and use the Component (red and white) audio cables.
- Gives you HD Video but not audio, but I don't think you'll notice a difference on standard TV speakers.
c) Use the standard component cables
- Gives you 1080p, but not as good as HDMI.
