Televisions do not normally support Ethernet cable connections. Instead, you will typically connect your laptop or desktop PC to a TV using one of the following types of audio-visual (AV) cables:
- S-Video
- HDMI
- DVI or HDMI-to-DVI
- VGA
- Any of the above - to-SCART (in Europe
A scan converter is a device that translates the computer's video signal into standard TV formats. You may need to set up a scan converter to connect your computer and TV if, between them, the two do not support any compatible combination of AV cable technologies listed above. Newer televisions, however, generally support multiple types of digital inputs, and finding the right cable should not be too difficult.
Friday, October 17, 2008
Connecting Computers to TVs With Wires
Archives
-
▼
2008
(29)
-
▼
October
(28)
- Broadband Pioneer Makes Tracks With EMC As Core In...
- Digital Satellite TV - End of Analog Television
- Satellite TV
- Connecting Computers to TVs Wirelessly
- Connecting Computers to TVs With Wires
- Watching TV on the Computer
- Displaying Digital Images on The TV
- Hall Of Shame
- Buying Patterns
- New KIT
- Moral Dilema
- Commercial Break
- Roq Bottom
- Looking Down The Barrel
- Love Of The Box
- Marginal Error
- If You Don't Succeed At First..
- Land Of Debt
- Business Mash Ups
- Internet TV Channels List
- Television (tv)
- Broadcasting
- Watching TV Makes You Smarter
- The Good Things About Television
- Internet Television
- Implementation
- Business Considerations for Internet TV
- Terminology
-
▼
October
(28)