You can see video or pictures from your PC on your HDTV, or use your HDTV to search the Internet, by hooking up the correct cables to ports from computer to television. This video tutorial provides steps for networking your PC and HDTV.

Our Viewer Question is from Mark of City of Industry, CA: I just built a HTPC with a core 2 duo 2.66 GHz, PQI 2 GB of RAM and a Nvidia EVGA 8800gts. I have a Sony Bravia KDL32M3000. Anyhow, I would love to hook up my HTPC to the TV What kinda cable would I need to do this? I am also getting a Blu-Ray dvd drive for my pc. Will my specs play high def dvds at full frame without any lag? Mark, Jason Cross has got you covered. Your specs are good to handle Blu-Ray. As for the cable, get a DVI to …

Parts used: mrbrotato.iqdrop.com I explain the best way to connect your desktop or laptop computer to your HDTV. This will not work with a standard definition TV. I choose the HDMI cable method because it is the absolute best way to do this when concerned with picture quality. I use a DVI to HDMI converter but a video card with a built in HDMI port is even better. Please note that just about any computer is capable of doing this but if the video card is not powerful enough you may see choppy …

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This is meant to replace my original version of this video, which needed to be edited. Tutorial showing you the required hardware and necessary steps to connect any PC to your HDTV. For additional tip see: jakeludington.com For tips on finding the necessary cables at the best price, see this article on how to not overpay for HDMI cables: www.jakeludington.com

Tutorial showing you the required hardware and necessary steps to connect any PC to your HDTV. For additional tip see: jakeludington.com For tips on finding the necessary cables at the best price, see this article on how to not overpay for HDMI cables: www.jakeludington.com