What monitor will work with Raspberry Pi? So confused on this issue. Windows 7? Does this just have to work with computer monitor or will tv monitor work too?
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I am assuming any hdmi compatible monitor will work. I am just using my samsung 55in tv and it looks great. I noticed you threw out the term windows 7 in relation to monitors... fyi, this is a little linux computer that only runs the few operating systems on the ras pi site. The rasbmc os works very well with little setup and the instructions are pretty easy to follow. Not sure what you are hoping to use this for, but if you are a computer novice and confused about just hooking up a monitor you may want to just buy a ruku or some other complete system. They may be more expensive, but you wont have to setup everything yourself. I am assuming any hdmi compatible monitor will work. I am just using my samsung 55in tv and it looks great. I noticed you threw out the term windows 7 in relation to monitors... fyi, this is a little linux computer that only runs the few operating systems on the ras pi site. The rasbmc os works very well with little setup and the instructions are pretty easy to follow. Not sure what you are hoping to use this for, but if you are a computer novice and confused about just hooking up a monitor you may want to just buy a ruku or some other complete system. They may be more expensive, but you... » Read More I am assuming any hdmi compatible monitor will work. I am just using my samsung 55in tv and it looks great. I noticed you threw out the term windows 7 in relation to monitors... fyi, this is a little linux computer that only runs the few operating systems on the ras pi site. The rasbmc os works very well with little setup and the instructions are pretty easy to follow. Not sure what you are hoping to use this for, but if you are a computer novice and confused about just hooking up a monitor you may want to just buy a ruku or some other complete system. They may be more expensive, but you wont have to setup everything yourself. « Show Less
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it depends on what input you are using from your "Pi" if you are using HDMI then it's obvious a monitor must be able to use HDMI. If RCA(video) then monitor must be able to view Rica. if this part is OK then Pi should automatically pick up what is available. Hope this helps.
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Raspberry Pi has an HDMI out port as well as a composite out. The HDMI will go to any monitor or HD television which has an HDMI in port. HDMI pushes audio data as well, so you could use these devices to hear sound from the Raspberry Pi. The composite out will go to any TV or device that has RCA jacks, such as a VCR or a late 20th century TV. Most current TV's have a "component" array of ports which are RCA jacks.
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Video outs are either the RCA jack or via HDMI. If you have a newer monitor or tv with HDMI in, you should be gold. If you are needing the analog feed thru the RCA, you would need to consider whether your tv is PAL (EU,UK..) or NTSC (US). Adjustments can be made to the /boot/config.txt file, details can be obtained through searching the web.
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Terrible product imo for the Raspberry Pi 2. The screen comes with no instructions, no driver, and may only be worth something to someone with an expert background in coding.Not to mention....my tft shield came cracked in the shipment while the usb clips were also broken.Lillyput appears to have a pricey, but decent model. Check them out.Good luck!
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It can, but the Raspberry Pi itself can not offer a reliable source of power for the monitor. So, you will need to connect the USB to either a self-powered USB hub or just a standard USB charger. I just hooked it up to my Raspberry Pi home theater system to test, so you can see for yourself; http://i.imgur.com/CiC708y.jpg
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It never worked for me, so idk. I'd imagine that the computer would still see a DP, and the monitor an HDMI. All the converter is doing is moving pins around.
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The monitor's input looks to be DVI-D only. I'm confused about the question though because it should work with either a DVI-D or DVI-I video card. DVI-I should work with all DVI-D monitors. DVI-I connectors on video cards only add an analog signal in case you need to adapt it to a VGA port.
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If the question you are asking is "Will an HDMI monitor that works OK with a Raspberry Pi also work with the Beaglebone Black", then the answer is definitely "Yes.". If you're asking something else then I'ld need you to clarify what you mean by "raspberry pi screens". The rpi doesn't have a native screen, however it can take a custom LCD shield, and you can plug in either an HDMI monitor or a composite video display.
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This device is not RasPi specific. Pretty much anything which supports USB touchscreen input and outputs video at a supported resolution via HDMI, VGA, or composite output has a pretty fair shot at working. However - SainSmart docs seem to be non-existent, so if you aren't already pretty comfortable with electronics this monitor might not be your best choice. There are others on Amazon that are already assembled and good to go, and while a little more expensive, they are also less "painful".
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I tried it with Ubuntu (v12.01) OS, but it didn't work with the plug and play drivers built into the OS. The driver needed is called display link, so if you're able to successfully install this driver on linux or raspberry pi OS then it will work fine. The following links might help you out...goo.gl/DcRvaggoo.gl/HACF7mgood luck Steve
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Hi Stephen, Any LCD or LED monitors with VGA or HDMI ports on it. Thanks, PCrush
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You have to put it in HDMI-for use as a computer monitor.Other HDMI inputs,won't work.Check your tv,owner manual,on input devices.Another thing is,is that you hook everything up,before you turn on your computer,otherwise it will show wrong format,on your tv screen.
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I do not know what a raspberry pi is, but it should work as long as there is a USB port.
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I purchased the unit without a monitor. I have a 26 inch led monitor which works fine. If I had to purchase a new monitor I would go with a Touch Screen since windows eight has that capability.
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Yes this will work with pi or any Arduino. Any LCD display will work, you just need to find out the chip the display uses and get the correct software for that chip. Try Adafruit.com or the pi main homepage. Google goes a long way.
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This is not to connect to an HDMI. it is to connect to a VGA display.(If you want to connect a raspberry pi to an HDMI you need nothing)
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I am not familiar with the pi but it looks like the video out would be by standard HDMI cables as used for TVs, assuming your monitor has HDMI input, but get a second opinion.
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Hey Jon, I'm sorry to say I haven't used this with Raspberry Pi; however, I believe you shouldn't have any problems at all using it on Pi.
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Honestly do not know as I have only used this with windows XP. I`m believe I have seen this used with Rasberry PI . Not framilar with TvHeaded? Best way is to go to NooElec web support for this they probably can tell you for sure.