- Sep 21, 2013
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I know that this may seem like an awkward/dum question but I just want to be safe.
Can a monitor support multiple inputs at one time?
Or will I have to turn off my monitor, unplug one input, then plug another into the other input, and then turn it back on.
For example:
I have my PlayStation 3 plugged into my HDMI slot on my monitor and my PC plugged into the DVI-D slot. I can chose which input to show a display from on my monitor with the buttons on the bottom of it.
Also what if they were both giving in an input into the monitor? Would that damage the monitor?
I require both to be plugged in at the same time for recording to YouTube, I have a second monitor plugged into my PC which only has one input.
My monitor is a BenQ XL2411T.
If any more information is required then just ask
Can a monitor support multiple inputs at one time?
Or will I have to turn off my monitor, unplug one input, then plug another into the other input, and then turn it back on.
For example:
I have my PlayStation 3 plugged into my HDMI slot on my monitor and my PC plugged into the DVI-D slot. I can chose which input to show a display from on my monitor with the buttons on the bottom of it.
Also what if they were both giving in an input into the monitor? Would that damage the monitor?
I require both to be plugged in at the same time for recording to YouTube, I have a second monitor plugged into my PC which only has one input.
My monitor is a BenQ XL2411T.
If any more information is required then just ask
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