hi
i dont know if this has been covered (the search didnt find anything relevant)
is there a hack / way for video or tv out on this device??
thanks
zohaer21 said:
hi
i dont know if this has been covered (the search didnt find anything relevant)
is there a hack / way for video or tv out on this device??
thanks
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I am also interested by that.
Any ideas?
Basically, I would like to know if TV out is possible to connect it to my car entertainment device that I am planning to buy :
Din 1, 7 inch with DVD, GPS, Bluetoth, USB.
This will transform this device to a mobile device with a large screen from where I can surf, chat, play games etc...(launch all apps from the HTC HD2)
Any ideas?
It's not possible. Sorry, but it really is that simple.
Thanks for the answer.
Is this because of the harware that does not support it or is it because there is no driver developped by HTC?
i really think thats a driver problem only Maybe there is a way to stream video signal over wifi or bluetooth? it's kinda strange thing to do but i think it's possible using a software?
I read in a forum that via the 3,5mm jack it might be possible to video out (it was for another phone).
If Hardware does not support it via micro USB, we are stuck I guess,
If it is a driver issue, xda gurus might develep one,
If micro USB does not support it, what about the 3,5 mm jack?
I am not an expert at all, but I am just brainstorming...
Any thoughts?
This is the message I got rom HTC Support
Thank you for your enquiry about HTC HD2
To answer question 1 and 2, the HD2 does not support video out as it does not have a built in video out socket nor would you be able to achieve this via the 3,5mm jack.
It is not a built in function to handle this via bluetooth I could only suggest you try to look up some 3rd party program, but I could not provide support for this.
Best regards,
Dennis
HTC
Well actually, the HD2 does support video out! Using myMobiler you can display in full screen on your PC what's going on on your HD2. And if in turn, you connect your PC to your TV you could also watch your HD2 on your 50'' Full HD TV screen
OK, I'm joking here, the quality would be terrible, but still, it goes to show that it's possible to have video come out from the micro USB port and be displayed on a much larger screen, so maybe someone will go one step further!
pat12 said:
Well actually, the HD2 does support video out! Using myMobiler you can display in full screen on your PC what's going on on your HD2. And if in turn, you connect your PC to your TV you could also watch your HD2 on your 50'' Full HD TV screen
OK, I'm joking here, the quality would be terrible, but still, it goes to show that it's possible to have video come out from the micro USB port and be displayed on a much larger screen, so maybe someone will go one step further!
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Mon pot
I basically wanted to connect my HD2 to a Car Entertaniement device which has a 7 inch touch-screen, 'genre auto-radio', (7 ' Din1, DVD, GPS, Bluetooth, USB) in order to take advantage of all features/applications from the HTC (Google maps, dictionnaires, enclyclopedia, 3G, opera, chat etc).
Mymobiler will not help at all.
The HTC Touch Pro supports the video-out; The HTC DH2 does not support it as it is now. I have seen on http://wmpoweruser.com/ a guy making a video out cable for this LG eXpo. Check the video. Why can't we do it?
It shouldn't be difficult to make a video out cable...
Via a redfly?
If you were really committed, you could grab a Celiocorp Redfly, wait until they release the HD2 driver, then use the media cable to output to video...
Then, for the transmission of the video, you could use either bluetooth or micro-USB.
So it's technically possible with the right hardware...
The closest thing you'll get to TV out on the HD2 is the ability to set it as a media server, but that will require some kind of media browser client. I've done this with my PS3 and a Nokia N95, but the software is currently under development for the WM platform.
See here...
http://mobileosgi.blogspot.com/2009/08/dlna-media-server-for-smart-phones.html
Incidentally, they use a PS3 on the demo video, but that is not required. Also, you can use this to stream video, not just pictures.
problem is
phones that output through the 3.5 jack have an extra connector inside the socket to carry the image channel so there is no way to adapt a standard 3.5 output to carry video regardless of software. (not taking mine apart to look if its 2 or 3 chanel of course hehe)
as for through the usb im less sure but i'd guess it would only be able to send to host devices and not client peripherals. course, I'd be more than happy to be told otherwise.
samsamuel said:
I'd be more than happy to be told otherwise.
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i wish some one finds out how to do this.. but i just did a quick search on google and what i found out was that none of the snap dragon processor based winmo devices do video out
guess ill be keeping my iphone 3gs (cos i need video out )
i just played with the hd2 today and boy im gonna miss not having it
zohaer21 said:
i just did a quick search on google and what i found out was that none of the snap dragon processor based winmo devices do video out
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The processor has absolutely nothing to do with whether or not the device can output video. It needs specific hardware to do this and it is not included in this device, neither through the USB port or the 3.5mm jack socket.
It is 100% impossible to implement a "fix" for this with software because the device simply does not have the hardware required.
Actually, Snapdragon processors DO support TV-Out. The Acer s200 (neo touch) and Toshiba TG01 both run on Snapdragon and support TV-Out. What I think the problem is, is that the hardware is there, but HTC just haven't implemented it. Meaning that they simply have not connected the function. Which is actually a shame as this was the only thing the pushed me away from this spectacular device and choose the Omnia B7610 instead, because it is a better all round device.
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Actually, Snapdragon processors DO support TV-Out. The Acer s200 (neo touch) and Toshiba TG01 both run on Snapdragon and support TV-Out. What I think the problem is, is that the hardware is there, but HTC just haven't implemented it. Meaning that they simply have not connected the function. Which is actually a shame as this was the only thing the pushed me away from this spectacular device and choose the Omnia B7610 instead, because it is a better all round device.
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You need a lot more than just processor support for TV out functionality, so the hardware is not there. Some of it is, but only 1 small part.
Exactly! That's why I was disappointed with the HD2. Seeing as Acer and Tosh both implemented the tv out functionality from the core, why didn't HTC do the same? Surely it wouldn't cost them THAT much more would it?
As far as I understand, this is a hardware related issue and not driver related? If it is driver related, I am sure one day this driver would be coded and made available in this forum.
I was palnning to video out to my car DVD entertainment touch screen device in order to be able to use google maps, opera, dictionnaries etc..
This plan will ne be feasible then...
You can use the hd2 as an usb-stick. With that function i can view movies and listen to music on my Alpine touchscreen radio.
Is there any apps for TV out on desire ?
i don't think the desire has an TV out, but maybe aa software dlna player would help. (not for tv out but if you have a dlna compliant TV you could share over wifi)
i want to show the pictures on my desire on the tv - it will be great -
As mentioned million times before: No its not possible and (most likely) wont ever be. Its a hardware thing. Sorry Mate
Greets
Where are you expecting to connect your TV?
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Where are you expecting to connect your TV?
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Headphone jack I would guess
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there must be a way to bypass the display out to the usb.
the same thing worked with the first psp back then. you could connect your psp with your computer via usb, and play watching your pc monitor
its not the desire but some input:
http://htcpedia.com/news/htc-droid-incredible-tv-out-cable-review.html
http://androidandme.com/2010/04/news/droid-incredible-does-tv-out-video/
http://androidandme.com/2010/07/news/samsung-captivate-galaxy-s-video-out-demonstration/
http://vodpod.com/watch/3469203-tv-output-on-droid-incredible-by-htc
http://androidspin.com/2010/04/21/htc-droid-incredible-has-amazing-720p-hdmi-video-output/
upnp AV mediaserver:
http://www.bianor.com/ims/compatibility.html
http://www.twonkymedia.com/products/twonkymobile/
@elburna: please why is it not possible ? - i dont want to die stupid
nothing new ?
Can I play 2 player Gensoid/Snesoid games over Epic's 3G internet connection?If so how?
I know that there is Netplay options to play over wifi and bluetooth,is it possible to play over 3g internet connection by entering my ip in wifi netplay settings?
I know alot about android and computers but I know almost next to nothing about internet settings.If anyone could help me with the setup if its possible I would be greatfull.
Oh one more question:I know that wifi controller can be used for android emulators,is there any mods to use PS3 controller for android?Im asking because they both use bluetooth for connection.
I doubt that internet play is possible because one of the best emulators I know of (vba) for the pc couldn't pull it off
I would be pretty interested in the ps3 controller thing though
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I doubt that internet play is possible because one of the best emulators I know of (vba) for the pc couldn't pull it off
I would be pretty interested in the ps3 controller thing though
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im pretty sure its possible because pc genesis/snes and other emulators support it,android emulators probably do too but I dont know how to set them up.
from the HTC GLACIER to tv? are there any apps is it even possible?
As far as I know it's only possible if you have a DLNA enabled tv. Those are the internet ready ones.
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i believe i do ... its a sony flatscreen that needs the wifi dongle to get netflix n such
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from the HTC GLACIER to tv? are there any apps is it even possible?
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i know the ps3 and xbox 360 are DLNA supported. i have streamed my pics from my phone to the tv but i can never get video to play back cause it says it doesnt support it. but u have to have wifi and be connected with ur system and ur phone to the same network and u should be able to see ur phone on ur ps3 not sure about the xbox 360
thanks do i have to turn bluetooth on for my phone to be discoverable??? or how does it work
What about Twonky beam that came with phone?
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