Tip: connect a TV to a computer using a display using the S Terminal

I have seen many netizens mention that I don't know how to set the S terminal to connect to the computer and use the TV as a display! Next, I will explain my experience and setup skills! You can try it. The effect of using TV as a monitor is not satisfactory, but you can have fun! Haha !!

In fact, there are many reasons why the S terminal cannot input videos,

1. Your computer settings are incorrect.

2. Your laptop graphics card does not support multiple monitors

3. Your TV settings are incorrect!

4. Your TV resolution problem!

5. s terminal and line problems!

Ordinary TVs are calculated based on the number of lines on the screen. Generally, there are 195 to 400 traditional TVs. Even if there is an S terminal, the resolution is super low! Generally, the definition of a common TV calculates the DPL (DOT per line), and the display calculates the DPI (DOT per inch! So the resolution is worse!

First, you must set the TV first. Are there TV, AV, and s video options in the TV menu? You can set the TV to s video.

Then, follow the steps shown in Figure 1:

1. Select your multi-Monitor)

2. Check the options below to extend the Windows desktop to the display (extend my windows desktop onto this monitor )!

The above use of this device as the primary monitor is not a choice, but it will be automatically checked later, you don't have to worry about it.

3. Click Advanced)

A box is displayed, such!

 

4. Select the display)

5. Click the panel (in the notebook display) in the circle I drew.

6. TV. This is TV! Click it in my circle.

7, and 8 are matched! You just need to click it in my circle! The laptop is your first Monitor, and the TV is your second monitor!

 

In fact, even if the S terminal is used to connect the TV with the notebook, it is useless! It's my dual-use TV and display machine. The best resolution is 1280x800, and the best resolution of my laptop is 1280x800. When I pass through the S terminal, I found that the pictures on TV were blurred!