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HP dv1080 Laptop and GF 9600 GT: Connecting Digital Decoder via HDMI, Graphic Drivers Query

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  • #1 9955187
    kwas6110
    Level 10  
    Hello, I have an Hp dv1080 laptop with a gf 9600 gt and I would like to connect a digital decoder to it. Do I need to download any playback software?
    I changed the system and maybe I do not have all the graphics drivers because when I connect the decoder, the laptop does not show that it detects the new device.
    Advice if you have any ideas
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  • #2 9955282
    sebol*
    Level 15  
    And you want to watch movies on the display of this decoder? :D
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  • #3 9955297
    michcior
    Level 30  
    I think you combine the exit with the exit.
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  • #4 9955341
    matzg
    Level 35  
    michcior wrote:
    I think you combine the exit with the exit.

    Nonsense.
    The HDMI socket on a laptop is only used to output a signal to eg a TV
  • #5 9955357
    michcior
    Level 30  
    matzg wrote:
    michcior wrote:
    I think you combine the exit with the exit.

    Nonsense.
    The HDMI socket on a laptop is only used to output a signal to eg a TV


    What did I write? Output with output. Is it not?
  • #6 9955372
    matzg
    Level 35  
    We connect the exit with the entrance.
    Going out and out ... pointless.
    Returning to the topic, as the decoder has scart output, it should be used Grabber
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  • #7 9955388
    michcior
    Level 30  
    matzg wrote:
    We connect the exit with the entrance.
    Going out and out ... pointless.
    Returning to the topic, as the decoder has scart output, it should be used Grabber
    More Link


    What is a digital set-top box in this case, Cyfra +, Polsat? It only has a way out. Well, our colleague linked the exit with the exit. I know that it makes no sense, quite obviously, from my post.
  • #8 9955405
    kwas6110
    Level 10  
    So if there is only an Output in the HDMI tab, then I must have a TV card to connect the decoder?
    This HdMI socket will not be of any use to me in this case?
    Thanks for the quick reply
  • #9 9955414
    sebol*
    Level 15  
    You can connect a TV or monitor to this socket, just like to this decoder ...
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  • #10 9955423
    matzg
    Level 35  
    kwas6110 wrote:
    This HdMI socket will not be of any use to me in this case?

    This question has already been answered
    kwas6110 wrote:
    So if there is only an Output in the HDMI tab, then I must have a TV card to connect the decoder?

    The laptop (TV card) must have an input for a Video signal (S-video) as well as an input for an Audio signal.
    Video Grabber is the cheapest solution
  • #11 9956816
    kwas6110
    Level 10  
    Thanks for the answer.
    greetings
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The discussion revolves around connecting a digital decoder to an HP dv1080 laptop equipped with a GF 9600 GT graphics card via HDMI. Users clarify that the HDMI port on the laptop is an output-only interface, meaning it cannot receive signals from the decoder. To connect the decoder, a TV card with video and audio input capabilities is necessary, or alternatively, a video grabber can be used as a cost-effective solution. The original poster seeks advice on whether playback software is needed, but the main focus is on the hardware compatibility and connection methods.
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