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Hooking up my laptop to my HDTV
1 month ago  ::  Feb 02, 2010 - 10:43AM #1
Community Kate
Posts: 143

It's been a blast!  I'm able to not only watch my instant-viewing Netflix movies on my TV (not bad quality even though it's not quite HD) and also if I want to work on my TV for the day, I always can.  All you have to do is buy a couple cables (depending on which laptop you have) and voila, you are usually set.  Anyone ever done this?

1 month ago  ::  Feb 02, 2010 - 12:28PM #2
Sebastian
Posts: 56

Yep! We have a laptop that gets hooked up to our TV sometimes, for Netflix videos (currently watching the 'Dead Like Me' TV-series), but also because it has a built-in BluRay player. It's great that 1 HDMI cable carries both HDTV and Dolby 5.1 sound.


Our older HDTV (non-Panasonic) only has 1 HDMI input so I had to buy an HDMI switch to switch between the DVR signal and the laptop signal.

1 month ago  ::  Feb 02, 2010 - 1:24PM #3
Community Kate
Posts: 143

Feb 2, 2010 -- 12:28PM, Sebastian wrote:


Yep! We have a laptop that gets hooked up to our TV sometimes, for Netflix videos (currently watching the 'Dead Like Me' TV-series), but also because it has a built-in BluRay player. It's great that 1 HDMI cable carries both HDTV and Dolby 5.1 sound.


Our older HDTV (non-Panasonic) only has 1 HDMI input so I had to buy an HDMI switch to switch between the DVR signal and the laptop signal.




Whoo hoo!  Glad to see someone else utilizing this cool feature.

1 month ago  ::  Feb 02, 2010 - 7:07PM #4
TimnEvan
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Here's Evan telling how we did it.  We use it all the time.

http://evanflys.com
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