I have a graphic card in my CPU, can I connect its VGA to my Samsung monitor and its HDMI port to my TV simultaneously and run different programs in both of them? never tried this. And also I have another VGA port available with my mother board, can another monitor be connected to that port also, so that I shld be able to run three of them simultaneously.

Originally Posted by ntrader

I have a graphic card in my CPU, can I connect its VGA to my Samsung monitor and its HDMI port to my TV simultaneously and run different programs in both of them? never tried this. And also I have another VGA port available with my mother board, can another monitor be connected to that port also, so that I shld be able to run three of them simultaneously.

nope u can not use seconde onboard vga........

i think your application and TV programe work in only PIP mode......

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Originally Posted by hijenix

nope u can not use seconde onboard vga........ i think your application and TV programe work in only PIP mode......

PIP is only in the TV
ok, now the second VGA port can't be used

Originally Posted by ntrader

I have a graphic card in my CPU, can I connect its VGA to my Samsung monitor and its HDMI port to my TV simultaneously and run different programs in both of them? never tried this. And also I have another VGA port available with my mother board, can another monitor be connected to that port also, so that I shld be able to run three of them simultaneously.

Wanna watch the red candle in cinemascope...

Originally Posted by Nemo

Wanna watch the red candle in cinemascope...

Panaromic view is always total.

If your gfx card has 1 vga and 1 hdmi port, then you should in most cases be able to run both the ports at the same time. This is how a multi monitor setup works. On a modern system, depending on the type of graphics chip on your motherboard, you may or may not be able to use the vga port of the motherboard. I have had 2 desktops @ home which supported running both the onboard and addon graphics chips.

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Guys please advise me too . I have few spare flat panel monitors. One of them I want to use as TV in trading office at first floor.

The main TV is on the ground floor with Tatasky.

Questions
1_What equipment do I require to use with the monitor to hook up with Tatasky either parallel viewing (means same programme as on main TV) or standalone (I understand need parallel connection from Tatasky).

Originally Posted by no1lives4ever

If your gfx card has 1 vga and 1 hdmi port, then you should in most cases be able to run both the ports at the same time. This is how a multi monitor setup works. On a modern system, depending on the type of graphics chip on your motherboard, you may or may not be able to use the vga port of the motherboard. I have had 2 desktops @ home which supported running both the onboard and addon graphics chips. -- no1lives4ever

I shall give a shot to it, seems my problem is solved.

If I connect LCD TV with Computer thru HDMI and TataSky Can I switch between the chart and CNBC without any hassles ?
or can they be viewed side by side simultaneously?

Originally Posted by shiree

Guys please advise me too . I have few spare flat panel monitors. One of them I want to use as TV in trading office at first floor. The main TV is on the ground floor with Tatasky. Questions 1_What equipment do I require to use with the monitor to hook up with Tatasky either parallel viewing (means same programme as on main TV) or standalone (I understand need parallel connection from Tatasky).

the 3 rca/hdmi must be connected to the ground floor tv right... take the rf out from tatasky with a normal tv cable & u will need a cheap external tv tuner... if it works, u can extend that cable to 1st floor...

else split the 3 rca...

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