How do i make my plasma tv play netflix?
I have a hitachi plasma screen tv and a dell decktop computer. i recently got netflix and i was wonder if there was a way i could watch movies on my computer but using my tv as a monitor.
You can! What you need to do is you need to hook up a modem to your laptop, then feed the lap top to a convertor box into the HDMI cable of your TV. Then you download the application from any site off google. Just search "netflix watch from home program" and bling bling.
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You can! What you need to do is you need to hook up a modem to your laptop, then feed the lap top to a convertor box into the HDMI cable of your TV. Then you download the application from any site off google. Just search "netflix watch from home program" and bling bling.
References :
You have several options! If you go to the Netflix website they have numerous options. You can use you Xbox, PS3, and Wii (available soon!) If you have a Blue-Ray player it might have Wi-Fi built in and you could use that. You could also buy a Roku HD unit for $100.
References :
http://www.roku.com/