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11-30-2012 11:53 AM
Hello,
We have a remote office setup witht he VSX 7000S. Also included is the Visual Concert VSX. Currently the VSX back panel VGA output goes to a 23" monitor for display. They have a PC in that conference room also with HDMI to a mounted 50" TV for a monitor.
Is there any way to get this setup to work so the PC can use the TV for monitor and the VSX can use it for video calls? I know the Visual Concert can be connected to a laptop and the screen will dispaly. Should this also work with the PC as it has a VGA output as well?
I could get this to work using a laptop and the 23" monitor to VSX but not with the PC. Am I missing something simple here?
Thanks for your help
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12-03-2012 08:03 AM
From what you describe, this is what I think. The Visual Concert device only does VGA; that is why your laptop connected to it worked just fine. You stated that the other PC is using HDMI to the TV. If you want that PC to be able to use the Visual Concert VSX you will have to connect that PC to the Visual Concert via VGA and to the TV via VGA; if it has a VGA input. If the TV does not have a VGA input, then you could try using a VGA to HDMI adapter between the Visual Concert and the TV and also between the PC and the Visual Concert. This will allow you to keep the HDMI connection to the TV so that you only have one video cable running to the TV.
Tom
12-03-2012 08:03 AM
From what you describe, this is what I think. The Visual Concert device only does VGA; that is why your laptop connected to it worked just fine. You stated that the other PC is using HDMI to the TV. If you want that PC to be able to use the Visual Concert VSX you will have to connect that PC to the Visual Concert via VGA and to the TV via VGA; if it has a VGA input. If the TV does not have a VGA input, then you could try using a VGA to HDMI adapter between the Visual Concert and the TV and also between the PC and the Visual Concert. This will allow you to keep the HDMI connection to the TV so that you only have one video cable running to the TV.
Tom
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