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viewing files from pc on tv
vermas
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what is the easiest way to allow me to watch my home videos, pictures etc on my pc- one way is to get a ps3 and connect it to a tv a wireless usb on the pc and the files can be transferred
is there another cheaper way to do this rather than burning data onto a dvd every time?
i have a 18 month hold hd ready pansonic viera tv
is there another cheaper way to do this rather than burning data onto a dvd every time?
i have a 18 month hold hd ready pansonic viera tv
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Have you got a dvd recorder with hdd storage that has either a usb port or cable ports to connect a pc?0
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It all depends what they are stored on at the moment. If it's video/DVD then best way would be to get a TV card with S-Video or Av connections on it, then just run straight out of your current setup to that.0
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You could do it for a little over a tenner with an xbox and XBMC.Not the easiest of things to setup, but once it's done you'll wonder how you lived without it.They say it's genetic, they say he can't help it, they say you can catch it - but sometimes you're born with it0
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