How to Connect a Computer to HDTV Wirelessly

High-Definition Televisions (HDTVs) are digital televisions that are capable of a much greater display resolution than traditional cathode ray televisions. The FCC does not have a mandatory definition for HDTV signals; however, the industry accepts an HDTV signal as having higher video and audio quality while being capable of displaying a wider aspect ratio than regular cable broadcasts. As home entertainment centers have expanded to include digital peripheries, the need to connect your computer to your HDTV using a wireless connection has become more prevalent.

Things You'll Need

• AT-HDAiR HDTV Wireless Adapter

Instructions

1. Purchase the AT-HDAir wireless adapter (see link in Resources).

2. Load the AT-HDAir configuration CD in your computer and install the drivers for the AT-HDAir hardware by following the installation wizard instructions displayed by the installer.

3. Reboot your computer after installation. While the computer is rebooting, plug the HDMI cable from your HDTV into the display adapter for your television.

4. Plug the AT-HDAir computer adapter into the USB port of your computer. Select "Accept connection" when queried by the AT-HDAir adapter program upon detecting the wireless signal from your television. Your HDTV will now be connected to your computer via wireless.

References

• Atlona PC to HDTV Wireless Adapter Information
• PC to TV Wirelss Connections with the FlyImage Converter
• Tech FAQ Information Page on HDTV

Resources

• Atlona Driver Download Site
• Digital Television Government Home Page
• AT-HDAIR Wireless Adapter Information Guide