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Edited by
shoesmonkey
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Tue 06/08/10 04:33 AM
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Is there any way I can hook my PC up to my older TV to play DVD's and CD's?? My surround system died.
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Is there any way I can hook my PC up to my older TV to play DVD's and CD's?? My surround system died. what kid of IN connections do you have on your TV? |
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I see two yellow, three white and three red. It's an older, BIG Sony.
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I see two yellow, three white and three red. It's an older, BIG Sony. those are all analog... I don't think you can without having to buy something specail for it. |
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Ok thanks. My pc's volume is way too low when I play DVD's. Volume is up all the way. Some things are loud and, other things aren't. Was looking to save money.
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I think a box called scan convertor can be purchased to sit between you computer and TV, will allow you to use the connections you have on your tv.
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actually, connecting PC to TV only transfers Picture not sound.
so you will be better off getting better speakers for your PC... they're not expensive. |
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Thank you. I'll look into it. Maybe I should just buy a player? lol
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actually, connecting PC to TV only transfers Picture not sound. so you will be better off getting better speakers for your PC... they're not expensive. Now that's a great idea! Thanks!!!!!!!!! :) |
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Still trying to get tech support from Phillips. Not willing to give up just yet.
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