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  1. 12th Apr 2007 09:30 #1
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    I'm able to do this with a TV monitor but would like to do it to my laptop monitor. My laptop has s video but it does not say anything about it in the users manual. TIA>
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    You would need to import video over a IEEE-1394 port or with a video capture device (USB2 or PCMCIA).
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    Thanks for your response.

    I guess that means I can't get it to act the way the tv monitor does with handling input directly to the screen?
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    Originally Posted by mbcdc
    Thanks for your response.

    I guess that means I can't get it to act the way the tv monitor does with handling input directly to the screen?
    Not if your laptop is like 99% of the others.

    http://www.nextag.com/Avermedia-AVerTV-MTVCARDBUS-PCMCIA-70720812/prices-html
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