Computer to TV? [+REP]

[Swastika]

I've had nothing but trouble with getting my picture onto the tv lol.
Is it not possible through windows media center or something?

[Apolva]

Get a new graphics card with a DVI port (they're really not that expensive).

Then just get a DVI to HDMI cable.

[Markeh]

Get the GPU i posted earlier, the first link is £21 and you won't need a new PSU or anything. and it has an HDMI socket on board.

[Swastika]

Are they easy to install, i realy have no clue when it comes to installing computer parts.

[Markeh]

Very simple. Open your computer up, find the slot that the graphics card corresponds with, unscrew the expansion bay cover, gently press the graphics card into its slot, screw the bracket to the case. Then boot up, install drivers.

[Swastika]

Ah, right, might invest in one of these then, thanks very much, +repped you all already.

[Jack!]

Thing is, i tried
VGA -> Scart
VGA -> HDMi
VGA -> Componet

My TV is the same, no VGA input, only scart and HDMI but mine also has compnent

The problem i had was my TV wasnt the right Hertz, so i couldnt do it at all, even with a new graphics card

I gave up and bought a moniter

http://www.comet.co.uk/shopcomet/pro...WIDESCREEN-TFT

Now ive got 2 of them because there cheap and pritty good for the money

But if youve got £20 quid more get an acer one

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...er/6705031.htm

[Apolva]

The problem i had was my TV wasnt the right Hertz, so i couldnt do it at all, even with a new graphics card

You'd need a DVI-D out or HDMI out to connect to HDMI.
The analogue formats used for PAL/NTSC and PC VGA out are incompatible.