How does this connect to an older TV that does not have Wifi?
1780994
As far as I know this device is only for hooking up cable TV to a computer.
1780995
To use this, the Hauppauge has to be connect to a Windows Media Center PC (Windows 7 is what I am using) with a USB cable. Then the PC output is connected to my TV with a HDMI cable. Wifi is not involved here at all in the connections. I do not even think my TV has Wifi. Can you send the TV signal from the PC to the TV via Wifi? I cannot answer that.
1780996
It connects from computer to TV. The TV does not have to have wifi. If you have an HDMI cable out from your computer (or whatever output your computer has) it connects to a matching input on your TV.
1780997
It is not made to connect to a TV...it connects to a computer and enables the computer to display the TV signal by connecting Cable to it.
1780998
This connects directly to a computer where you run something like Windows Media Center, not a TV. The computer could then output to a TV if you had the right equipment, such as an HDMI output video card or something similar.
91527
This TV does not have wifi so you would have to buy an external unit such as Roku and hook it up to tv via hdmi and connect that to your internet and you can stream movies that way.
338019
okay, I'm not tech savvy, but it connects with a red, yellow and white cable connection to my Direct TV Box. Hope this helps.
986804
It is connected via an ethernet cable (no wireless). Personally I bought a cheap wireless bridge ( Edimax EW-7228APn 150Mbps 11n Wireless Range Extender/Access Point with 5 Port Switch ) and plugged the receiver and all my other internet-saavy A/V equipment into that. I figure I will never need to stream more than 1 of those devices at once so why not plug them into a single point.
962980
Well the question is, what's an old tv? You need to use an HDMI cable. So if your tv doesn't support HDMI then the answer is no.
1265909
Not natively, you need an external device. I used a simple bridge from Belkin, works like a champ. Belkin Universal Wireless HDTV Adapter (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
1263571
I was going from a APPLE TV into my older receiver which has no hdmi connections
1987992
If your TV is an LG47LS5700, you do not need the WIFI adapter.That TV has WIFI is built in.
1237453
If you have a router and are already set-up with WiFi you do not need an adaptor to set-up the Smart TV. The TV does the work for you.
742008
Please connect the TV Box to the TV with a HDMI cable .Then tap "WiFi Setting" in the TV BOX and connect Wi-Fi network to which you want to connect. Then you can go to the internet .browse the Web.download games .etc At this point .Your TV is a MINI PC .
540637
The TV itself cannot connect to the internet. You need the Panasonic Wifi adapter. I didn't buy it. I connect via PS3 and my netbook and then HDMI to the TV.Panasonic DY-WL10 Wireless LAN Adapter for select Panasonic Viera HDTVs and Blu-ray Disc Players
991053
No. It requires a digital optical cable (Toslink). Most new TV's have an optical output on them so connection should be simple.
419431
How do u connect Roku to an old Sanyo with no red yellow and white cable connectors
1721412
yes you can hook up to an older tv.but you must have hdmi to rca converter.it cost $32.00free ship...sold by etekcity on amazon .onsearch bar type in hdmi to rca
905987
no. This television does not have built-in WiFi. You have to connect your modem (DSL or Cable) to a Wireless Router. This router will create a wireless network. You would then create user name and password to make this network secure (instructions usually come with the router). Note: Some modems come with built-in wireless routers.
248603
I think you have to connect an HDMI cable to the tv and the receiver. Then on the receiver look for the signal in set up on the menu settings . Select the port on which you plugged the cable to the receiver. This model does not have wireless capabilities and the signal has to come from the TV.
970527
It's a wifi tv set. However, if you have your modem near tv it would be better to hook it with a lan wire in order to maintain signal strength. That's what I did with mine. &#128522;