6600 to TV

sony007 wrote:Is it possible to connect a 6600 to TV to watch video ?

elton wrote:lol 🙄

So I take it that means no 😮

elton wrote:lol 🙄

So i take it that means no 😮

elton wrote:lol 🙄

So i take it that means no 😮

You can plug the phone into your tv/video or satelite using the built in Rca sockets under the battery.

Sorry mate,i couldnt resist.

😃

You can plug the phone into your tv/video or satelite using the built in Rca sockets under the battery.

Sorry mate,i couldnt resist.

😃
You can plug the phone into your tv/video or satelite using the built in Rca sockets under the battery.

Sorry mate,i couldnt resist.

😃

What do I need to buy m8 or use to do this?

Hi,

There is a set top kinda box from Nokia thta allows viewing of photo's on a TV screen, but not sure about video.

http://www.nokia.com/nokia/0,,54739,00.html

Ian

There is really nothing that you can buy in order to do this in existence today. Elton's reply was a joke.

You can record a TV broadcast and convert it to a video streaming format and put it on the Internet video streaming server and then connect to it with the built-in Real Player or other streaming video program.

Or you can record and convert to a file you put on MMC and view that way.

If there was a video streaming app that worked over Bluetooth, and a TV that could encode streaming video and send it over Bluetooth, that'd work, too, but there is no such TV by any manufacturer (nor the corresponding phone app).

coolice wrote:There is a set top kinda box from Nokia thta allows viewing of photo's on a TV screen, but not sure about video

Yes, you can want TV on your 6600.

Put the 6600 down on a coffee table with the screen up.
Turn on the TV.
Now position your head in such a way that the TV images reflect from the 6600 screen.
(It helps is your couch and coffee table is aligned and of similar height for you to lie down).

😃

two things: a computer with tv-out capability & RemoteS60 software

-pete

cmatthee wrote:Yes, you can want TV on your 6600.

Put the 6600 down on a coffee table with the screen up.
Turn on the TV.
Now position your head in such a way that the TV images reflect from the 6600 screen.
(It helps is your couch and coffee table is aligned and of similar height for you to lie down).

😃