I have a screen but it doesn t have the red , white and yellow pluggins .Should i get this one ?
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This cable does not require the standard red white and yellow colored ports on the screen to work. It does require a VGA port to get picture. The red and white plugs pictured are for audio only and the screen should have ports for these red and white wires labeled with "audio in" or "A/V" or something to that effect. I have this cable and the picture quality is amazing, i use the red and white wires to plug into my turtle beach headset, and the audio comes out of the headset fine. The only problem ive found is that i cannot get the audio to play through my TV, no matter how i configure it, the audio will work with a headset though. Hope this helped This cable does not require the standard red white and yellow colored ports on the screen to work. It does require a VGA port to get picture. The red and white plugs pictured are for audio only and the screen should have ports for these red and white wires labeled with "audio in" or "A/V" or something to that effect. I have this cable and the picture quality is amazing, i use the red and white wires to plug into my turtle beach headset, and the audio comes out of the headset fine. The only problem ive found is that i cannot get the audio to play through my TV, no matter... » Read More This cable does not require the standard red white and yellow colored ports on the screen to work. It does require a VGA port to get picture. The red and white plugs pictured are for audio only and the screen should have ports for these red and white wires labeled with "audio in" or "A/V" or something to that effect. I have this cable and the picture quality is amazing, i use the red and white wires to plug into my turtle beach headset, and the audio comes out of the headset fine. The only problem ive found is that i cannot get the audio to play through my TV, no matter how i configure it, the audio will work with a headset though. Hope this helped « Show Less
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My screen didn't plug it either check for an aux in port like a plug in for headphones buy a small cable adapter on Amazon to be able to use the cable now if it doesn't have it you may boot want to get it but I am not sure.
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As long as your screen has a VGA input then yes. The red and white are for audio, what I did was use an adapter to make them into an 1/8" headphone jack. Allied me to plug in headphones or computer speakers. Just an FYI these are NOT premium, there is no shielding and a lot of crosstalk. Don't expect a real nice picture, but they do get the job done if your running a LAN party on a budget like me.
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this cord is a special cable that hooks an xbox 360 video game console to a vga monitor or tv, with audio input, look at your tv or monitor and if it has a vga input this would work the red and white are for audio left and right and the yellow is video this cable does not have a yellow cord for video but a "vga male"
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Yes, for the one I used it for I didnt have the colors either. It will still provide the picture that you want, however you will not have any sound.
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Any one that has the required plugs. I use a Lilliput 7" monitor, purchased here...http://www.amazon.com/Lilliput-monitor-interface-dedicated-high-definition/dp/B0041I8UAOand it works well
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Nope. Probably not. I bought it and my screen was completely white. When I tried to get a refund it was a big hassel! Try picking from a different seller!
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Ya that's the screen. One thing to note, when you get it, the cable on your laptop that connects to the screen may not reach the port on the screen when you go to put everything back together. There should be an extension cable that comes with this package, just plug in the laptop cable into the back of the extension cable. Also, you should definitely tape them together with some electrical tape because I've had issues with the cable becoming loose and my screen getting all out of whack. So just be aware of that, if your new screen isn't working properly make sure the cables are all properly connected before returning it.
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I looked at a lot of systems and every mfg co. has a different connector. I had a bad screen and was 2 years old the mfg. did not support the old connection. You might have to bite the bullet and get a new system. Hopefully you can connect to the old wiring and pull the new set up through. Good Luck .
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I think you're mistaken. I am using the screen that came with it and it works fine for me.
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Apparently there are two similar screens, the one I had didn't work because it was a HD screen and the laptop was not HD. I am not sure how to determine which is which, but I could not find a screen for the laptop that I was working on. Best to call the supplier to be sure you get the right one if it is available.
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Kent, I'm not sure. I don't have a mini-displayport available to test my unused plugs, but there is a rectangular one you can see in the picture; second row, third from left. For size, you can compare it to one next to it, which is modem port plug. Best answer I can give. -Scott
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There are several types of the LP156WH1. Usually noted in 2 parenthesis like this one, (TL) (CL1). Make sure you get the one that matches the same parenthesis. Check what's written on your screen, and if it matches, you will be good to go. If your screen has that 2 pin connector at the bottom, should be good to go too.
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I have a 4-port model, but it should be easy to tell if your setup is working. On mine, the input is green the two output ports that I'm using flash yellow.
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Hi Joao, Unfortunately, the available colors we have are only white and black. If you would like to check out the black screen replacement, you can check it here http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DURCJPO If you have further questions, feel free to contact us at any time through the link below as we are always here to help.
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My advise to you is to remove your screen and see which side the plug in connector is on. Make site you see the picture of the backside of the one your ordering. Everything is the same but the side of the plug can be right or left. Make sure it matches what you see on yours. I had to return my first one. REMOVE battery or you can burn out the connector. Aloha
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It has red white and yellow rca plugs. also hdmi optical audio usb and network
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I Don't see why. My computer has numerous plugs in it and it handles it. I like the 8 foot in length, it helps when you don't have a lot of plugs. I have a flat screen plugged into mine right now. mo problems so far
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You are correct!! The red is power, white is audio and yellow is video. You'll need a 9-12 volt power supply with the right size mini plug. The center should be positive and the outer is negative. I would recommend 500ma or more!
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Brian, I am so unqualified to answer your question, it is almost funny. When I replaced mine, I made sure the number was exactly the same as mine. Then I watched every Youtube video on how to replace my exact LCD screen that I could find. I figured it was worth a shot because it would be far cheaper than buying a new laptop. I did replace the screen and it works. There was a difference in where the plug connected (left or right and mine was the opposite, I don't remember which was which) but luckily the length of the cord was long enough and flat enough that I could connect it and fold it over and it actually fit just fine behind the screen when everything was put back together. Good Luck, Wendie Brian, I am so unqualified to answer your question, it is almost funny. When I replaced mine, I made sure the number was exactly the same as mine. Then I watched every Youtube video on how to replace my exact LCD screen that I could find. I figured it was worth a shot because it would be far cheaper than buying a new laptop. I did replace the screen and it works. There was a difference in where the plug connected (left or right and mine was the opposite, I don't remember which was which) but luckily the length of the cord was long enough and flat enough that I could connect it and fold it... » Read More Brian, I am so unqualified to answer your question, it is almost funny. When I replaced mine, I made sure the number was exactly the same as mine. Then I watched every Youtube video on how to replace my exact LCD screen that I could find. I figured it was worth a shot because it would be far cheaper than buying a new laptop. I did replace the screen and it works. There was a difference in where the plug connected (left or right and mine was the opposite, I don't remember which was which) but luckily the length of the cord was long enough and flat enough that I could connect it and fold it over and it actually fit just fine behind the screen when everything was put back together. Good Luck, Wendie « Show Less
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I've tried it on two different TVs and it worked just fine for me, didn't need anything else. The plugs were kind of hidden, but they were there. You must have the VGA system to do it, though, so maybe thats the problem.