Playing Downloded Video files

[xptowindows7]

Not sure I am in the right section.Just wondering if I need special hardware, or Software to play Video Downloaded files that are in .avi,mpeg,wmv,....etc, video formats , so that I can view them on a TV set, without converting them to DVD format and burning them onto a DVD Disc?
Using windows 7 Enterprise X64.

 

[Shark007]

The Win7codecs will enable all files and subtitles to be played properly. The software installs a settings application and there is a checkbox at the bottom for suggested settings. Use that.

 

[xptowindows7]

The Win7codecs will enable all files and subtitles to be played properly. The software installs a settings application and there is a checkbox at the bottom for suggested settings. Use that.

I think you misunderstood what I needed to do, or I did NOT make myself clear:

I want to VIEW all the Downloaded Video files on TV, NOT the PC Monitor, and how I can go about setting it up Both the Hardware and software aspects; Like an S cable connection,Video Cards upgrade and etc......what type of software to do all this

 

[Keiichi25]

Well, first off... You have an ATI Radeon X700 card, at least, according to your specs.

By all technicality, you have the hardware there to output to TV using s-Video. You should be able to pipe that S-Video output (Assuming the picture of the card i see is correct and you are using a desktop.) to an s-Video out.

You have the additional option, with current LCD Televisions, to use the VGA output to pipe video directly to that as well.

 

[xptowindows7]

Well, first off... You have an ATI Radeon X700 card, at least, according to your specs.

By all technicality, you have the hardware there to output to TV using s-Video. You should be able to pipe that S-Video output (Assuming the picture of the card i see is correct and you are using a desktop.) to an s-Video out.

You have the additional option, with current LCD Televisions, to use the VGA output to pipe video directly to that as well.

Have an older TV, I guess the connection will be quite different. Thanks

 

[Keiichi25]

Well, first off... You have an ATI Radeon X700 card, at least, according to your specs.

By all technicality, you have the hardware there to output to TV using s-Video. You should be able to pipe that S-Video output (Assuming the picture of the card i see is correct and you are using a desktop.) to an s-Video out.

You have the additional option, with current LCD Televisions, to use the VGA output to pipe video directly to that as well.

Have an older TV, I guess the connection will be quite different. Thanks

I believe there is an S-Video to RCA Video out adapter.