Connecting a PC to a TV allows you to watch television channels on your PC in real time. You can also record your favourite programs and save them to the computer's hard drive, where they will be available whenever you want to watch them, and you can play home videos and computer games using your TV screen as a monitor. Hooking up your PC to your TV wirelessly allows you to be free of annoying connection cables that limit how far apart your TV and PC can be. Now, they can even be in separate areas of the house.
- Connecting a PC to a TV allows you to watch television channels on your PC in real time.
- Hooking up your PC to your TV wirelessly allows you to be free of annoying connection cables that limit how far apart your TV and PC can be.
Insert the video card into the video card slot on the computer. This slot is located at the back or at the front of a PC or on the side of a laptop. Push the video card into the slot until it clicks into place.
Locate the VGA and audio ports on the personal computer. Usually these ports are located on the back of the unit.
Connect the wireless converter sender unit to the VGA and audio ports on the PC using the cables that came with the wireless unit.
Locate the S-Video output on the television set.
Connect the wireless converter receiver unit to the S-Video output port on the television using the cables that came with the wireless unit. Turn on your set and start watching television on your PC.
WARNING
When purchasing a video card, make sure it has TV-out capabilities or it won't work.