Is there a way to watch Netflix videos by hooking up your computer to your tv? I don't want to buy a Roku. thanks?

I don't want to buy a Roku. Thanks! Asked by eurobikermcdog 25 months ago Similar questions: watch Netflix videos hooking computer tv buy Roku Uncategorized.

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Yes, depending on what outputs your computer's video card has. If your video card has an S-video output that can hook up to your TV, or if you have a newer TV that has HDMI, DVI, or D-sub inputs, then you can hook your computer up to display its video on your TV. After that you can stream netflix videos or play DVDs, and the video output will display on your TV.

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1 there sure is; thats what I've been doing for the last 6+months. $9 a month / single disc unlimited plan and I get as many streaming downloads that I want. The trick is you need a TV that will accept a computer video connection, normally that would mean an HD TV.

Connecting your computer to an older standard Def TV is a little harder and may require the addition of a scan converter. But to be honest, getting a Roku box may be the simplest solution to your problem; as the Roku boxes have standard TV outputs just like a DVD player, etc. And the Roku should be a whole lot quieter than running a dedicated computer, and it comes with a remote.

There sure is; thats what I've been doing for the last 6+months. $9 a month / single disc unlimited plan and I get as many streaming downloads that I want. The trick is you need a TV that will accept a computer video connection, normally that would mean an HD TV.

Connecting your computer to an older standard Def TV is a little harder and may require the addition of a scan converter. But to be honest, getting a Roku box may be the simplest solution to your problem; as the Roku boxes have standard TV outputs just like a DVD player, etc. And the Roku should be a whole lot quieter than running a dedicated computer, and it comes with a remote.

2 That is exactly what I have...a laptop with an s-video 'out' cable connected directly to my old (non-hd) tv, that has an s-video "in" connection. I get the one dvd ata a time, and all the downloads I want...Works great! .

That is exactly what I have...a laptop with an s-video 'out' cable connected directly to my old (non-hd) tv, that has an s-video "in" connection. I get the one dvd ata a time, and all the downloads I want...Works great!

PamPerdue replied to post #2: 3 > laptop with an s-video 'out' cable connected directly to my old (non-hd) tv, that has an s-video "in" connectionInteresting. I thought that the software was designed not to play movies out through the s-video port, as a matter of DRM.

Laptop with an s-video 'out' cable connected directly to my old (non-hd) tv, that has an s-video "in" connectionInteresting. I thought that the software was designed not to play movies out through the s-video port, as a matter of DRM.

4 I have a Thinkpad X40 that I bought early last year from TigerDirect. I also have a Symphonic 20" LCD TV that I bought three years ago. I don't know what cables will work for this configuration, if any will.Thanks.

I have a Thinkpad X40 that I bought early last year from TigerDirect. I also have a Symphonic 20" LCD TV that I bought three years ago. I don't know what cables will work for this configuration, if any will.Thanks.

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