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Connecting a television

You can connect to your computer any television that has either an S-video or composite

video input port and Audio In ports. The television displays a mirror image of the computer

monitor display, and (if the television has speakers) plays the sounds generated by the

computer. This capability is especially useful for giving presentations if you have a large-

screen television.

To connect a television for TV mirroring, first you turn off the computer and connect the

television to it. Then you use the Control Strip to turn on TV mirroring. (If you need to learn

more about the Control Strip, see Mac OS Help, available in the Help menu.)

Because TV mirroring uses a limited number of resolutions supported by televisions, it works

best with multisynchronous monitors that support many resolutions. If you are using a fixed-

frequency monitor, the monitor display will be disabled when you turn on TV mirroring.

(Most newer monitors are multisynchronous; refer to the manual that came with your

monitor if you are not sure.)

To connect a television and turn on TV mirroring, do the following:

1 Tu rn off your computer and connect the television according to the instructions in the

previous section, “Connecting Video Equipment for Output From the Computer.”

Depending on the type of connectors your equipment has (S-video or composite video),

your connection should look similar to one of the following illustrations.

Television used as a monitor with an S-video connection

S-video

output port

Audio

output ports

(left and right)

Dual RCA-plug cable

(available at most electronics supply stores)

S-video cable

S-video In

port

Audio In ports

(left and right)

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