Laptop to tv connection?
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If your laptop supports HDMI output, I would recommend you use that instead. HDMI cables can carry both video and audio.
My source below is to an episode of the video podcast "The Reel Deal". In episode 180, they spend a significant amount of time discussing different kinds of video output from a computer.
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Actually, I just found one you can get online for $2.99. A 6 foot version, too.
http://www.yourcablestore.com/6-Foot-35mm-Stereo-Headphone-To-RCA-Adapter-Cable_p_29.html
I got your comment via email even though I do not yet see it here for some reason.
Anyway, when I have done this in the past, I used a Stereo Headphone to RCA Adapter Cable. Connect the headphone output from your laptop to the TV. You should be able to find a cable like this relatively cheap.
Any idea where the audio out would be on my laptop? Thanks for the useful answer