On this episode of The Mac Attack - Connecting your Mac to a TV

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Apple adapters:
For all current Macs DVI to VGA
Mac Pro, MacBook Pro, Mac Mini DVI to Video Adapter
MacBook and iMac Mini-DVI to Video Adapter
MacBook Air Video Adapters

Once you have your computer connected you'll want to set your computer to video mirroring mode via the Display Preference pane.

The simplest way to get sound from your computer to your flat screen tv is to use an 1/8'' stereo audio cable (You can tell it's stereo because of the two stripes around the connector). The ends, or connectors look like what you would see on a pair of headphones. The 1/8" jack on your computer is usually marked by a headphones graphic.

To get audio to your standard tv - you will probably need to use a 1/8" audio jack to rca adapter... Here's an example 1/8" Mini Stereo to RCA

MediaCentral

Plex

Boxee

Miro

Joost

Hulu

South Park

Remote Buddy

Mira

SofaControl

iRed Light

Mac to XBox 360 - Connect360

Mac to PlayStation 3 - MediaLink

control + scroll wheel = ZOOM

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