The ports should be located on the back of your TV and your computer, unless you have a laptop, in which case they will likely be located on the sides. Here’s a quick rundown of the types of ports and cables you can use to connect your computer to your TV. 1. Establishing a connection 2. Adjusting screen Resolution on your computer 3. Change display to "Projector" 4. Connecting with Mac Step 1: Choose the necessary cable (or cables) to establish the connection - based on what type of ports you have available between your computer and your TV. HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) - Your best connection option The HDMI port is present on all of the newer HDTV sets, though not all computers and laptops have it. If you have HDMI ports on both your computer and your TV, then you are in luck as it is probably the easiest way to connect. The video and audio quality from the HDMI is also very sharp.
After establishing a connection with the necessary cable(s): Step 2: Check your computer screen resolution and aspect ratio settings (Make sure the screen resolution matches that of your TV, or else it will result in poor video quality). You can refer to the TV manual to find the screen resolution of your TV.
Step 3: Change Display to Projector Windows 7 & Vista
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