It's fun to watch your desktop's activity like youtube videos, images on large screens. There are many ways to connect your laptop to your TV screen.
1. VGA Cable - Almost every old PC has an VGA port which is a 15 pin. Using VGA cable you can connect your laptop or CPU to a TV.
2. HDMI-DVI Cable - These days every Television, Laptop, Desktop & smartphones are coming with an HDMI port. Using HDMI to DVI cable you can connect Laptop, PC, Samrtphone to your Television DVI port.
3. Video-Audio Cables - Most PC's have S-Video port using S-Video cable connect one end to Laptop and other end to Your TV. Then using Mini plug to RCA connector plug in the mini plug to your laptop headset port and connect red connector to red socket and black connector to black socket of your Television.
Depending on ports there are variety of connectors available like VGA to DVI connector, VGA to HDMI connector etc.
Based on the connected port switch your TV channel to AV1 or Av2(Video1 or Video2). Once you are connected go to display settings in your control panel and select your desktop sharing option. If you are using Windows 7 or 8 press windows+P and select display options. Adjust your screen resolution so that you can see pixel free videos and images on your TV screen.
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1. VGA Cable - Almost every old PC has an VGA port which is a 15 pin. Using VGA cable you can connect your laptop or CPU to a TV.
Depending on ports there are variety of connectors available like VGA to DVI connector, VGA to HDMI connector etc.
Based on the connected port switch your TV channel to AV1 or Av2(Video1 or Video2). Once you are connected go to display settings in your control panel and select your desktop sharing option. If you are using Windows 7 or 8 press windows+P and select display options. Adjust your screen resolution so that you can see pixel free videos and images on your TV screen.
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