Is it safe to connect Neuros Link to LCD TV

[tjennings]

I have a Toshiba 46" LCD HDTV (model46HM95) . The manual states: "NEVER CONNECT THIS TV TO A PERSONAL COMPUTER."   I understand the LINK is basically a computer.  Any opinions about the safety of connecting the two?

[JoeBorn]

I have a Toshiba 46" LCD HDTV (model46HM95) . The manual states: "NEVER CONNECT THIS TV TO A PERSONAL COMPUTER."   I understand the LINK is basically a computer.  Any opinions about the safety of connecting the two?

This is a very strange warning, I really don't know what the motivation for it is.  I haven't heard of anything like this before.  Thoughts anyone?

[lordvolt]

Are you sure you have the right model number or that its an LCD? Toshiba 46HM95 is a model number of a DLP Projection TV. Still doesn't explain the wierd warning...

[tjennings]

You are correct, DLP projection, thanks.  Question is the same, any ideas?

[tjennings]

Someone else posted this question:
 "My 46" Toshiba DLP Projection TV specifically says in the manual not to hook your computer up to it. Any idea why?" 

He got this answer:  "AC, They tell you that because the TV doesn't support the standard PC resolutions. So it won't work unless you use a custom resolution on the PC. My Mitsubishi says the same thing but it works fine when I feed it 1080i."

So, can someone explain how that is done with the LINK hookup?

[lordvolt]

The link is supposed to output 1080 by default via the HDMI... that was not the case for me, I had to hook it up via the VGA connector but even then it used a standard HD (720) resolution.

Worst case scenario - It does not work at all, but I would be really surprised if it actually does any damage to anything. Someone else uses a media center pc with it just fine -
http://www.techreplies.com/windows-media-center-edition-12/great-picture-quality-pc-but-really-28806/