All the races are saved going back years....
I understand, but is there any way to save them locally?Originally Posted by Tricklidz
'02 SV650 street|woods|race LRRS #128
I don't know...I suck with the computer thingy!
Get the MotoGP pass via the website. 100€ but worth it. I wake up Sunday morning, pipe the laptop feed into the big TV, watch everything (MotoGP, Moto2, Moto3) at my leisure, full race, full everything.
Thank you!!!
I wish F1 also did something like this. I missed last two seasons
There’s just engineering, skill, and luck.
-1988 Kawasaki Ninja 750 - sold
-1997 Honda CBR600F3 - sold
-2011 Ducati Streetfighter S - current
Can you educate me on "pipe the laptop feed into the big TV"? I have no problem paying for the season pass if I can do this.
'02 SV650 street|woods|race LRRS #128
one way......
laptop with HDMI (my $600 ASUS has this) and TV with HDMI
Graham
"If computers get too powerful, we can organize them into a committee — that will do them in"
I also do this and you are correct the only way to go
Mac or PC? I ask because I've got a Mac and just did a lot of research and have so answers.
what kind of a TV and what kind of a laptop do you have? year and model number please.
there are different ways(2-3) of connecting a computer/laptop to a TV. it depends on the outlets/ports available on your devices.
There’s just engineering, skill, and luck.
-1988 Kawasaki Ninja 750 - sold
-1997 Honda CBR600F3 - sold
-2011 Ducati Streetfighter S - current
http://www.macbook2tv.com/
Any apple store will have the right cable you need.
CCS/LRRS #83
A current Panasonic HDTV with HDMI, component video and RCA inputs , but a 4? year old Dell Vostro 1000 laptop without HDMI- has USB, ethernet, and old school remote monitor ports....
Last edited by brady; 02-08-12 at 11:17 AM.
'02 SV650 street|woods|race LRRS #128
oho ...do they have an s-video port?
There’s just engineering, skill, and luck.
-1988 Kawasaki Ninja 750 - sold
-1997 Honda CBR600F3 - sold
-2011 Ducati Streetfighter S - current
no s-video on the laptop, but there is one on the DVD recorder/player that is hooked up to the TV via component video connection.
'02 SV650 street|woods|race LRRS #128
I think it`ll be easier to buy a conversion box than trying out different cables.
this seems to be good - Amazon.com: Sewell PC to TV (VGA to RCA) Converter w/ All-in-One Cable: Electronics ...but I have never used one of them and cant vouch for any make or model. usually, I go by the reviews on amazon.com, they are pretty helpful.
There’s just engineering, skill, and luck.
-1988 Kawasaki Ninja 750 - sold
-1997 Honda CBR600F3 - sold
-2011 Ducati Streetfighter S - current
Don't buy the adapter from Mac--it sucks and works for about 1 week...you can buy cheap ones on ebay for about 1/6th the cost...I just got 2 and they work fine!!
you may be able to do the remote monitor port (theres a cable for that) but you might not even get MotoGp in HD with that laptop....
Comcast doesn't carry Speed in HD so no great loss there if I have to settle for SD, mostly looking to get rid of $35/month of cable upgrades just to get MotoGP on Speed, and the better coverage will be a bonus in any case.
'02 SV650 street|woods|race LRRS #128
That Sewell unit above might work. Give it a shot, if worst comes to worst you could always just watch it on the laptop until you upgrade to a macBookPro!!
Not sure what video connector is use. It's the one that would go from laptop to a projector in a conference room. My TV has a 'in' for that. I do audio by running a male/male cable from my laptop's headphone jack to the back of my TV, which also has a headphone jack 'femaile' port.
My TV is circa 2007 42" LG LCD. 720p. I think they go for like 500 bucks now. So it's not like some brandy new job with all these fancy connections.
can you stream from MotoGp.com to your apple tv though?
NO!!
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