Hi All, pleased with TF300, but bitterly sorry that TF300T does not seem to allow watching output from HDMi micro out to Large LED TVs.
I tried several leads and TV`s without success, then googled and it seems its very common. It seems ridiculous that ASUS can sell a product that does not do what it says on the tin!??
I am not sure what you mean by large LED TVs, but mine works fine with my 40" Sony LCD HDTV. I just bought a reasonable micro HDMI to full size HDMI lead from Bluerigger on Amazon for about £5, and it works on a plug and play basis. Mind you it is not automatic and I have to go into the TV menu to choose the HDMI input I am using (is that your problem I wonder).
When yours is connected to the TV do you have an HDMI logo on the right of the notifications bar at the bottom, even if the HDMI device is turned off? If not then there may be a problem with the lead or the HDMI socket at either end.
When you are connected to an HDMI device an additional HDMI category appears in your settings menu. It lets you choose either scale or cropped mode. The latter gets rid of the notifications bar and allows you to watch movies on full screen.
As I say it works for me on my LCD TV so I can't see why it would not work on an LED TV. Their input electronics should be no different
I also have a HDMI to VGA converter cable that enables me to use the VGA inputs on older projector, so that I can run powerpoint presentations, and again that works fine.
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It is an issue with the tablet itself and certain TVs/monitors. For example, on my 42" Vizio, it does not work. On my 27" Viewsonic Monitor, it works just fine (both using the same HDMI cable, so it's certainly not that). Sucks there has not been a fix.
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Thanks for your input folks, but I appear to have a dud tablet. I have tried many leads and various TV`s, nothing at all from HDMi out , so now considering return.
Really need it in March so reluctant to return but.........
OZZ
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Thanks for your input folks, but I appear to have a dud tablet. I have tried many leads and various TV`s, nothing at all from HDMi out , so now considering return.
Really need it in March so reluctant to return but.........
OZZ
If you've tried several TVs and can't even get a monitor to recognize it I would definitely send it back. Something is wrong for sure. I've got two LCD TVs and mine works on both.
Good luck, I Hope you get it fixed because the HDMI out is an awesome feature.
For anyone in the UK who buys from Currys , check everything on your tablet within 4 weeks!! I attempted to obtain a replacement/ refund due to the never has worked HDMi socket, and was promptly put in my place ! After 28 days have elapsed they only send them back to ASUS. And you await there return , up to 28 days they reckon.
I will read the small print on company policies more closely in future, but not Currys I dont think!!
Currys are talking rubbish and you should have been more insistent. The Tablet was almost certainly faulty when you purchased it, which was a breach of contract (and the consumer selling regulations) for which THEY, not Asus, are liable.
The law in the UK (and the rest of Europe as well, I think) is that, if any consumer product breaks down within 6 months of being bought, it is automatically assumed to have been faulty when sold, and the onus is on the retailer to prove otherwise.
Currys are talking rubbish and you should have been more insistent. The Tablet was almost certainly faulty when you purchased it, which was a breach of contract (and the consumer selling regulations) for which THEY, not Asus, are liable.
The law in the UK (and the rest of Europe as well, I think) is that, if any consumer product breaks down within 6 months of being bought, it is automatically assumed to have been faulty when sold, and the onus is on the retailer to prove otherwise.
Much as I would like to agree with you PeterC10, after my first visit to Currys, and did some digging, and found that there options are different after about 28 days. They are still within the SOGact if they offer a repair/ refund even if they admit item is/was faulty. I didnt let them off easily, my argument ( which it turned into) was with management of the branch, and insistence lasted half an hour. Have a glance at this and you will see what I was up against. I purchased end of November, so have had item for over 10 weeks.
Well guys. a lesson here . Our tablet went back for HDMi out fault, and came back two weeks later having had USB port replaced??. Took it home, tried the two HDMi connecters I had just bought from Amazon in Feb,---and it did not work!! Took it back to Currys and tried different HDMi lead and it WORKED! Bought another HDMi lead from Ebuyer and it works fine!! Have sent one HDMi lead, and one HDMi micro adapter back under warranty. Both items on Amazon stated correct for this application
, but obviously NOT.
OZZIE
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Glad to hear it is sorted out at last. I bought an HDMI lead from Amazon (Bluerigger) that had the micro-connector at one end so did not need an adapter and worked fine out of the box.
Glad to hear it is sorted out at last. I bought an HDMI lead from Amazon (Bluerigger) that had the micro-connector at one end so did not need an adapter and worked fine out of the box.
Same here Peter. I bought an iKross 15ft cable with the micro connector and it works flawlessly on all of my tv's.