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how to set up a projector

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  A projector is a convenient piece of technology for making presentations, because it cuts down on the time and effort required for setting up drawings by utilizing a computer. In order to put together a presentation, you will need to bring your own display device such as an iPad or external screen in order to make sure that the projector can capture them. The best way to accomplish this is by using an HDMI converter. One other thing you will need is software in order set up your computer and projector so that they are compatible with each other. Below is a list of steps that you should follow when setting up an HDMI projector. 1. Connect the Device The first thing that you should do is to connect your computer to the projector so that it can display the screen on your television or monitor. If you are using a laptop, then attach it using a USB cable. If you are using a desktop, then plug in the video output through the computer's video port and input through its HDMI port
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how to set up a projector to watch tv

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  If you have a projector and want to watch TV in your living room, there are a few things you'll need to know. From cables to mounts, here's everything you need in order for that awesome TV-watching experience!   Image source: https://www.youtube.com/ #rcmnts for tv viewing: mount tv upwards away from window or window coverings to avoid glare from outside lights. Use a mount that can tilt and even elevate the tv if needed.   Image source: https://pinterest.com/ Note: if you want to drill into your wall or ceiling, make sure you're aware of where your electrical box is located, and also make sure the wall is stable enough to hold the weight of your tv. 🙂   Image source: https://www.amazon.in/ If you have an old stereo with a RCA audio socket: congratulations! Your TV has RCA cables (red, white, and yellow) built into it already! Just plug in those cables from your computer's audio output or from the cable/satellite box's output to those RCA inputs on your T
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