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> Anyway To Watch Hd Videos On My Tv From My Computer?
Kanye
post Aug 12 2008, 01:40 PM
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Hi, just curious if there's anyway to watch HD clips and videos on my HDTV. I'm curious as to what it's capable of producing HD-wise, but I'm nto sure if there's anyway I can test it out. I don't have an HD-DVD player or Blu-Ray player and I don't have a DVD burner on my computer. Is there anyway I can get HD clips onto my TV from my computer? I've never watched anything in HD on it and I want to see what it's like. Not sure about this whole wave of HD technology so if anybody knows a way I can somehow get HD videos onto my TV without spending a dime it would be appreciated... if that's even possible. Thanks!
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post Aug 16 2008, 07:15 PM
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Anybody?
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You can just hook your computer directly to the TV if you want to. And your video card has the right output. If the TV has the AVG or DVI inputs its a simple matter of hooking it up. If not you can most likely run it off S-video or something. Take a look at your card...
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