How to connect my toshiba laptop to my TV so I can watch movies?

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  1. Musida

    Musida New Member

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    The cheapest possible way would be gr8
     
  2. dpc

    dpc BBF refugee

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    Are you a blazer fan? Or did you just search for forums to ask this questoin and this was number 1? lol

    Use a cord that you connect a normal computer monitor to a normal computer with. Thats how I always do it. Connect one part to your laptop and then the other to the tv. A cord like this

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    44Thrilla cuatro cuatro

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    If you have xbox360, you can connect to your computer and watch movies like that
     
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    Or just put the dvd into the xbox lol
     
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    44Thrilla cuatro cuatro

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    I think he means movies he downloads
     
  6. MrJayremmie

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    If it is a newer TV, then you should have an HDMI connection. If your laptop has an HDMI port as well, just buy an HDMI cable and hook it up to the TV. That will use your TV as a monitor for your laptop and i'm sure you can figure it out from there.

    That is how me and my friend hook ours up to his flat screen LCD TV and just watch a movie we have on disc or download on iTunes or Windows Media Player or whatever works best for your computer.

    Hope that helps. Good luck!
     
  7. Denny Crane

    Denny Crane It's not even loaded! Staff Member Administrator

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    Don't waste your money on an expensive cable. The cheapest one you can find is plenty good enough.
     
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    Thanks to all for help
     
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    No problem.

    For HDMI, the TV pretty much becomes a second monitor for your laptop, which is good. Especially if you want to play games or watch a movie.
     

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