where to post guide on how to connect PC to TV

[prith]

Hi,
I have written a really useful guide for connecting a persons pc to tv, but, don't know where in the forum to post it....don't want to go through all the trouble of posting it and then it being deleted.

The guide basically explains how a person can connect their PC to TV without really needing to buy anything (or not having to spend more that 40 bucks). This is really useful for students in dorms/apartments or connecting a comp and tv which are in the same room....but the principle behind it could actually allow a person to connect their comp in one room to their tv in their living room and even their home entertainment system. The infos not a secert, but i know a lot of people don't notice that it can be done so easily.

Lemme know, thanks
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[Faustus]

wouldn't the guide consist of SVideo Cable + Svideo to RCA adapter. Plug it all in?

[prith]

its intended for people whos computer and tv aren't next to each other, as i said its not a secert but useful.

[Tommyknocker]

Why not post it in the User's Guide Forum? That's where it belongs anyway.

[jeex]

i think i'm gonna start a poll to see if i should start another poll

[Will Hay]

i think i'm gonna start a poll to see if i should start another poll

Don't, I can answer that.
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[Donny661]

I think your guide would be great. There's a guide on this site for almost everything else.

[ChrisX]

A guide would be helpful and especially so for the beginner.

Anyway, my TV and the PC isn't side by side.

The TV and the VCR is in another room. I receive the TV signal by microwave to the PC's video card.

I got one problem, I can't use the Notebook wireless and the Microwave TV sender/receiver at the same time. The frequency is on the same range of 2.4 GHz.

[Craig Tucker]

I got one problem, I can't use the Notebook wireless and the Microwave TV sender/receiver at the same time. The frequency is on the same range of 2.4 GHz.

Or watch the TV while you are warming up your lunch