In HDMI (1) and Out HDMI (2)?

[DatScreamer]

Hello. I have a EVGA NVIDIA 950 SC. It supports 4 monitors but only has 1 HDMI, 1 DVI, 3 DisplayPort. My monitors all do not have display port. They have HDMI, DVI, VGA. I have triple monitors, and I would like to hook up my TV to my computer. My TV is upstairs, so I bought a 50 ft. HDMI cable. I was thinking that I have an LG Ultrawide. Would it be possible to have the image go through the HDMI 1 port to the monitor, display the image, then go out to the TV from HDMI 2 port on my monitor?

 

P.S latency does not matter, because I will use this to watch T.V shows and movies from my NAS.

 

P.P.S I know there are splitters that do this, and adapters that i can use. I would rather not make the treacherous journey to memory express to pick up an adapter with 5 feet of snow on the ground (Alberta...)

[devenson2017]

no just get a splitter

[DatScreamer]

no just get a splitter

Ok! Too bad they are so expensive. Cheaper on Ebay/Amazon but shipping and don't want to wait a few months for it to come from china.

[thekeemo]

You can convert from dvi to HDMI and from display port to hdmi

Mem ex has some

And YOU HAVE NO CHOICE

Except having them deliver

[DatScreamer]

You can convert from dvi to HDMI and from display port to hdmi

Mem ex has some

And YOU HAVE NO CHOICE

Except having them deliver

I have 2 DVI-HDMI, 1 HDMI-DisplayPort, 5 HDMI cables. If I buy another HDMI-DisplayPort cable I can use a HDMI piggyback adapter (Connects 2 HDMI cables together).

[DaltonM]

The only solution I can think of is some kind of internal capture cards. Video cards typically don't have inputs.

[thekeemo]

I have 2 DVI-HDMI, 1 HDMI-DisplayPort, 5 HDMI cables.

well you can use 2 monitors

HDMI cable into the HDMI port

HDMI into the dvi port with adapter

But no HDMI in without a capture card

[dalekphalm]

Hello. I have a EVGA NVIDIA 950 SC. It supports 4 monitors but only has 1 HDMI, 1 DVI, 3 DisplayPort. My monitors all do not have display port. They have HDMI, DVI, VGA. I have triple monitors, and I would like to hook up my TV to my computer. My TV is upstairs, so I bought a 50 ft. HDMI cable. I was thinking that I have an LG Ultrawide. Would it be possible to have the image go through the HDMI 1 port to the monitor, display the image, then go out to the TV from HDMI 2 port on my monitor?

 

P.S latency does not matter, because I will use this to watch T.V shows and movies from my NAS.

 

P.P.S I know there are splitters that do this, and adapters that i can use. I would rather not make the treacherous journey to memory express to pick up an adapter with 5 feet of snow on the ground (Alberta...)

The GTX 950 does support 4 simultaneous displays, so simply getting an adapter (DVI to HDMI for example) is the best choice. Getting a splitter would work, but would be more expensive, for little benefit.

 

And no, you definitely cannot use the 2nd HDMI port on your monitor as an output/passthru. It's an INPUT only port. It physically does not contain the correct hardware to output a video signal.