Viewing Pc On Tv!

[worldpease]

Hi, everybody,
I want to know something...

I´ve downloaded some very good DivX movies
and also some Videos, and I would like to know how to connect
my PC to a TV, (a 36¨ TV, lol)...

I know that I could buy a DVD/DivX player,
but what nned is there?
And I have also heard that some CPUs come with a
video output, Well, mine doesn´t,
so, I was wondering If I can get my PC one of those...

Ok, I´d apreciate any help you can give me,
Thank you...

[muchspl2]

video card with s-video out

[worldpease]

Oooh!,
Yea, a video card,
That´s what they were talking about, yea...

Ok, Thanks ¨Mush¨,
and, would you have any idea
hou mush does it costs?

[muchspl2]

60.00 to 500.00 us
if your not a gamer, (obviously :P) you only need a cheap one, make sure it has s-video out
and you might need a adapter if your 36" tv doesn't have s-video inputs, it should if its newer than 5 years old

[SingaBoiy]

This would be the way to go. Get a video card with s-video out.

[Storm]

and write with the normal lettertype and color......... other colors are annoying <_<

[Barbarossa]

You can get a device for about £100 that converts the existing signal coming out of your video card, and transmits via radio waves to a receiver that you plug into the scart socket on your TV, for ultimate coolness&#33;

[Storm]

Originally posted by barbarossa@21 July 2004 - 13:52
You can get a device for about £100 that converts the existing signal coming out of your video card, and transmits via radio waves to a receiver that you plug into the scart socket on your TV, for ultimate coolness!
or just get a video card with TV out and a good cable for 80 bucks, plus u'll have a videocard (and more memory for your pc)

[lynx]

Originally posted by barbarossa@21 July 2004 - 13:52
You can get a device for about £100 that converts the existing signal coming out of your video card, and transmits via radio waves to a receiver that you plug into the scart socket on your TV, for ultimate coolness!
I was thinking about getting one of those (I think the distance is too far for s-video cable), then I realised it was cheaper to get a Divx DVD player.

[abu_has_the_power]

u can get a gefore 5200 or a 9200 for around &#036;50ish. u usually get a s-video to rca adapter. buy an extension cord from radio shack for around &#036;0.50. and u&#39;re done

[Barbarossa]

Originally posted by lynx+21 July 2004 - 15:15--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (lynx @ 21 July 2004 - 15:15)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-barbarossa@21 July 2004 - 13:52
You can get a device for about £100 that converts the existing signal coming out of your video card, and transmits via radio waves to a receiver that you plug into the scart socket on your TV, for ultimate coolness!
I was thinking about getting one of those (I think the distance is too far for s-video cable), then I realised it was cheaper to get a Divx DVD player. [/b][/quote]
Yeah, I only ever use mine now to transmit my aquarium screensaver onto my widescreen TV downstairs, it impresses guests, that sort of thing, etc... B)

[harrycary]

You can get a DVD player for under &#036;100US that will play Divx files.

I recently bought the Philips DVP642 for &#036;70 and it works like a champ.

regards,