[STONEWALLS]

....”Recent moves by film studios and television networks to widely disseminate their content on the Internet.....”

OK, lets just say there’s a movie I want to see on the net....how do I get it from the computor screen to my big screen TV so everybody can see it?...do I have to drag my computer next to the TV and plug it in some way?....Can I do this easy or do I have to wade thru another perplexing owner’s manual?....I already got a kitchen drawer full of them now.

[abb]

I’m no computer geek, so I can’t tell you how to do this. But I’m sure it can be done. And it will get more user friendly in the future.

[cinives]

Think wireless ...

http://www.amazon.com/Pinnacle-PCTV-Wireless-Tuner-230100169/dp/B000KMAW4W

[Milhous]

OK, lets just say there’s a movie I want to see on the net....how do I get it from the computor screen to my big screen TV so everybody can see it?...do I have to drag my computer next to the TV and plug it in some way?

Yes. Some now lost blog gave me the impression that Microsoft is working on a better solution.

[RinaseaofDs]

Slingbox isn’t bad. You can transfer any telecast, movie, etc. to a computer. Even take it on the road with you.

Also, many DVR’s have a USB out. You can hook it up to a computer with Windows Media Center and download stuff direct to the computer.

[MediaMole]

The Xbox360 game system will show video on your TV. It can stream DivX, WMV and Quicktime videos from your computer. It also has a video download store and supports Windows Media Center, so you can record shows with a TV capture card on your media center computer and play them on the 360.

It’s not a dead simple solution, but it works quite well.