Q. Can i use an LCD monitor in playing ps3?
I am planning to buy an LCD monitor for a ps3 but i am wondering if it has the ports that a ps3 needs and if it is capable of running the games smoothly.
I am planning to buy an LCD monitor for a ps3 but i am wondering if it has the ports that a ps3 needs and if it is capable of running the games smoothly.
A. The PS3 is designed to work best with an HDMI-equipped display.
So if you want to use an LCD monitor with the PS3, make sure that LCD monitor has an HDMI input.
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So if you want to use an LCD monitor with the PS3, make sure that LCD monitor has an HDMI input.
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How to play ps3 on monitor screen?
Q. I have a spare Hanns G monitor; An HW191DPB, that I'd like to use from time-to-time to play my ps3 in HD, I've tried to look for answers online but I haven't found anything with a credible website, most of them 404'd a long time ago. So I'm asking if anybody knows of the connectors/adapters that go from the ps3 to a monitor so I would be able to play in HD. A website with said connector is encouraged, so I know what I'm looking for. I appreciate your answers in advanced, thanks =D.
=/ thanks for that, I know I need VGA cables/converter, just want to know which, where, and for how much =D. Thanks for the answer though.
=/ thanks for that, I know I need VGA cables/converter, just want to know which, where, and for how much =D. Thanks for the answer though.
Thank you very much for looking at the specs of the monitor, audio isn't a problem, I have a 5.1 headset I'm going to use. Now in this case, I'm going to change the question; I already have the HDMI cable needed to play on an HD screen, as well as an alienware m17x laptop that has an hdmi outlet, as far as I'm aware they're both hd out, is there a way I can change that to play on my laptop screen?
=/ thanks for that, I know I need VGA cables/converter, just want to know which, where, and for how much =D. Thanks for the answer though.
=/ thanks for that, I know I need VGA cables/converter, just want to know which, where, and for how much =D. Thanks for the answer though.
Thank you very much for looking at the specs of the monitor, audio isn't a problem, I have a 5.1 headset I'm going to use. Now in this case, I'm going to change the question; I already have the HDMI cable needed to play on an HD screen, as well as an alienware m17x laptop that has an hdmi outlet, as far as I'm aware they're both hd out, is there a way I can change that to play on my laptop screen?
A. The monitor must be HDCP compliant in order to display the PS3 in HD.
Specs for reference:
http://reviews.cnet.com/lcd-monitors/hanns-g-hw191dpb-lcd/4507-3174_7-32328098.html
Doesn't appear that it supports it, so you can't play in HD with it. However, you need to confirm whether it does or not to make sure (my PS3 browser has trouble with their website). If it is HDCP, all you'll need it an HDMI to DVI adapter. If it isn't you'll have to get a VGA to RCA adapter.
Regardless which you choose, you'll need a female RCA to male headphone adapter if you wanna use the monitor speakers for sound.
EDIT: The laptop must have an HDMI input, not output. I guess you can check the manual of the laptop to see if the HDMI port can act as both an input and output, but I doubt this is the case. I did not see anything in the specs that would suggest this and laptops tend to not have video inputs of any sort, let alone an HDMI one. So from what you've said, no, that won't work either.
Specs for reference:
http://reviews.cnet.com/lcd-monitors/hanns-g-hw191dpb-lcd/4507-3174_7-32328098.html
Doesn't appear that it supports it, so you can't play in HD with it. However, you need to confirm whether it does or not to make sure (my PS3 browser has trouble with their website). If it is HDCP, all you'll need it an HDMI to DVI adapter. If it isn't you'll have to get a VGA to RCA adapter.
Regardless which you choose, you'll need a female RCA to male headphone adapter if you wanna use the monitor speakers for sound.
EDIT: The laptop must have an HDMI input, not output. I guess you can check the manual of the laptop to see if the HDMI port can act as both an input and output, but I doubt this is the case. I did not see anything in the specs that would suggest this and laptops tend to not have video inputs of any sort, let alone an HDMI one. So from what you've said, no, that won't work either.
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