How to Stream Your PC's Videos to Any TV In the House
Face it: Seasons one through three of 'Lost' were not meant to be watched on your tiny computer screen, and YouTube does not sit well with a couch. It's time to start take all the videos, songs and photos you've been collecting on your computer for years and watch them where they belong: On your shiny new HDTV. Fortunately, that's a surprisingly simple endeavor. Like really simple. Like sit on the couch, pop open a beverage of choice and wield the remote simple. Watch, and learn.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
StrangeBum @ May 19th 2008 3:10PM
Where did my other comment go?
Still don't see any video, Ben. There is however a single pixel that is blacked out in the space where the video should be. And it's not just a dead one on my monitor, it moves with the page when I scroll.
If it helps, I'm using Firefox 3 RC 1
StrangeBum @ May 19th 2008 3:33PM
Well. The video player still doesn't want to show up in Firefox for some reason mate. But I went ahead and used IE to view. Nice little vid.
I'm a a big fan of big sister sites engadget, joystiq and tuaw and would like to see switched become bigger too. Later.
Handbone @ May 19th 2008 5:35PM
Nice vid. Video shows up fine for me. I used Firefox 3 Beta 5 and RC1
Great @ May 19th 2008 10:41PM
Umm was there a story about how to do this or a video or something as there is nothing but a blank spot then a paragrapg saying its easy and you tube and hd tvs go together and thats it no story no video no explanation? someone asleep at the wheel
retro77 @ May 28th 2008 11:48AM
The picture above the test is a video. It has a play button on it.
Tyler Staggs @ Jun 1st 2008 1:05PM
I guess he's assuming that everyone watching this has a vga port on their TV? I pity the fool who doesn't and tries to take action based on this video.