The first thing you need to do is decide how you want to setup your TV.

There are many different types of  input devices:

S-video, Component, VGA adaptor, DVi and HDMi.  Once you have chosen the required lead, you next need to get a 3.5mm Stereo Splitter Adapter and a 3.5mm Stereo to 2x Phono Audio Cable.

Types of adaptors

S-Video	VGA	Component	DVi	HDMi
			Measure the distant from your PC to your TV, the way the lead will be put on the ground and then order a lead the suits your purpose.

The main difference between S-video and the rest of the inputs is in the clarity of picture.  Anything above VGA will give you a clear picture and it's down to you budget after that.

Now that you have chosen the type of lead you want; you next have to get the respective connector to hook up your sound.

3.5mm Stereo Splitter Adapter		3.5mm Stereo to 2x Phono Audio Cable
	If you intend to use the sound on your PC speakers as well as the sound on your Television, you will need one of these, to allow both sets of speakers to run simultaneously.		Then next thing you want to do is measure out how long the lead will need to be; you won't want this lead to be too short.  The same applies to your video lead.
	In Europe,there is the SCART input and  this is used when you need to connect you S-Video input to a SCART TV that offers S-Video Via SCART.

So we have connected our PC to our TV and the Next step is to tell our PC that we have a new monitor display for it to choose.

Switch on you computer and let windows load up.

Once it has loaded up, you want to right click anywhere on the desktop display and you will see this.

	Were interested in this.  Click on properties and the next window below will appear.

	Click on the settings tab at the end and the look below.
	Click on the advanced button of the lower right part of the display.

	Were interested in clicking on this tab specifically to display all the graphics card options.

Here is where you choose how you want the second display to work.  I use clone display to play movies.

This shows you all the devices that are connected to your PC and the order you want displayed.  I have more than two monitor devices and have can only choose two of them at once. If you want to only play your games and movies on the TV pick single display and you can then pick your TV as your primary display.  Your monitor will switch off but don't worry.  When you are ready to use you monitor, just come back here and switch the primary display back to your monitor and it will wake back up again and the TV will disappear.  If you have your TV switched off, the PC will revert back to your main monitor and you won't need to switch you TV on just to your monitor working. I used Clone Display mode all the time; even when the TV is switched off.  It never causes me problems but, should you find that the TV no longer is displaying a picture; just come back here and turn it back on again.  Each TV is different and doesn't always keep a signal all the time.

Last but not least.  You may need to set your Secondary monitor to full screen for playing movies.  You need to go here and set one of the displays to full screen.  I choose the second monitor.  If you don't, you may find that that you can't see the film running.

I hope this little guide in playing games and movies is useful.