EZAir provides a wireless link from your computer or mobile device to your TV. Just plug the USB dongle into your machine, and plug the EZView receiver into the HDMI port on your TV. Now your TV is basically just your computer or mobile device's monitor, and your screen is just another channel. Mac compatible. Get the EZView Wireless system and get 500 HotMovies minutes for free.
What You Need
EZView
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How To Connect Video:
Plug the USB transmitter into your laptop. Then connect the included HDMI cable to the receiver and your TV. The receiver will need to be in view of the transmitter.
How To Connect Audio:
Good news, you are already connected. EZView transfers both audio and video.
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HDMI is the best option for connecting your TV to your PC. Most flat panel TVs come with HDMI ports. If your computer uses HDMI, this is the easiest way to connect them both.
What You Need
HDMI Cable
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How To Connect Video:
Plug your HDMI cable into the port where it fits.
How To Connect Audio:
Good news, you are already connected. HDMI transfers both audio and video.
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DVI is another option you may use to connect your TV to your PC. Most new HD sets come with DVI inputs. If your computer uses DVI this is the second best option.
What You Need
DVI Cable
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How To Connect Video:
Plug one end of the cable into you computer's DVI port and then plug the other end into your TV's DVI port.
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Miniplug-To-RCA Stereo Audio Cable
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How To Connect Audio:
Plug the single connector end of the audio cable to the line-out or speaker-out connector on your computer. Plug the 2 RCA connectors on the other end of the audio cable into the audio input on your TV (color-coded red and white for left and right audio channels).
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Some video cards have optional component output. If your computer does have component jacks this is another easy way to connect your TV to your PC.
What You Need
Component Video Cable
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How To Connect Video:
Simply connect the three component outputs from your PC output to your HDTV's input.
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Miniplug-To-RCA Stereo Audio Cable
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How To Connect Audio:
Plug the single connector end of the audio cable to the line-out or speaker-out connector on your computer. Plug the 2 RCA connectors on the other end of the audio cable into the audio input on your TV (color-coded red and white for left and right audio channels).
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Most computers now come with S-Video connections. If you have a TV with S-Video then this is an easy way to connect your computer to your TV. S-Video can be found on many older tv sets as well.
What You Need
S-Video Cable
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How To Connect Video:
Connect one end of the S-video cable to the video output on your computer and the other end to the video input on your TV.
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Miniplug-To-RCA Stereo Audio Cable
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How To Connect Audio:
Plug the single connector end of the audio cable to the line-out or speaker-out connector on your computer. Plug the 2 RCA connectors on the other end of the audio cable into the audio input on your TV (color-coded red and white for left and right audio channels).
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The VGA port is the connector that is connected to your PC monitor. This connector is usually only usable for VGA Monitors or HDTV setups.
What You Need
VGA Monitor Cable
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How To Connect Video:
Connections may vary based on the VGA connector you are using. You may want to check the VGA connector manual for details.
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Miniplug-To-RCA Stereo Audio Cable
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How To Connect Audio:
Plug the single connector end of the audio cable to the line-out or speaker-out connector on your computer. Plug the 2 RCA connectors on the other end of the audio cable into the audio input on your TV (color-coded red and white for left and right audio channels).
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If you have an RCA connector on the back of your computer you can use that. This is a common connection on TVs, but is not very common on PCs.
What You Need:
RCA Video Cables
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How To Connect Video:
Connect one end of the RCA Video cable to the video output on your computer and the other end to the video input on your TV (color-yellow).
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Miniplug-To-RCA Stereo Audio Cable
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How To Connect Audio:
Plug the single connector end of the audio cable to the line-out or speaker-out connector on your computer. Plug the 2 RCA connectors on the other end of the audio cable into the audio input on your TV (color-coded red and white for left and right audio channels).
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Once you have connected your computer to the TV you may need to go to your display settings and activate the new display in order for your computer to recognize it. This is common when you are not using your TV as your primary monitor, or when you are connecting your laptop.
Windows:
You can use the Display Control Panel in Windows to activate the output to the television. You can either "mirror" the display of the computer on the TV, or you can "extend the desktop" onto the television and have two separate displays.
Windows is usually pretty good about detecting hardware additions. If Windows does not detect your television, take the following steps: Click the Start menu, then click "control panel". Double click on "display", then navigate to the "settings" tab.
Mac:
If you are using a Mac, open the "System Preference" and click on "Displays". Then click the button for "Detect Displays".
iPhone, iPad, iPod:
You can connect some iOS devices to your TV through the Apple Universal Dock. Click here for iOS compatibility guidelines.
TV:
If your TV has multiple video modes you might need to select the video mode that the cable is plugged into (HDMI, S-Video, Composite ect.). Input options are often available on your TV's remote. Read the instruction manual that came with your TV if you are having trouble locating this option.
