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Tv@nywhere plus to use the tv as screen?
Hello, can i use my tv@nywhere plus card to watch to contents of my PC in the TV? (Using the tv as screen for the PC)

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That TV tuner card only has input ports. To output to your TV you'll need to use the outputs on your videocard / motherboard(if using integrated video). Most have S-video out, and if you have an HDTV you can use VGA/DVI/HDMI depending on the TV/video card.
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