I'm basically just wanting to hook this up to my tv for netflix etc and for music (windows media-player). Will this do the trick?
376108
Really for multimedia functions you want this is not the best option as there are others with better features, try to get a laptop with HDMI output, and more capacity and better processor ram memory, this laptop is very limited.
376109
I agree with what Marcos said. While I do love my little mini, I use it mainly as a word processor, and for surfing the web. I also store a bunch of audio-books on it (member of Audible.com). But I don't think it would be very good for watching tv.
1109311
Assuming you intend to use it to play MUSIC from a bluetooth device through your TV speakers, then yes.
2025599
No. This is what I use to do the same thing. I hook my laptop to the TV to watch Netflix.
253237
As long as you can access the internet through it, it will work to stream Netflix. I use it for that although I have Comcast.
1406753
I believe it should however I am attaching a C-NET link that has a lot of good information regarding this subject for you: http://forums.cnet.com/7723-7596_102-362579/what-do-i-need-to-stream-netflix-and-tv-shows/. I hope this helps.
411995
Honestly...this product is not going to do anything for your TV. You need something like the "Mini MK802 Android 4.0 Google TV Box HD IPTV Player PC Allwinner A10 1G DDR3" if your goal is to make your TV a "smart" TV. I have not bought one, but it is on my to buy list as my TV has a USB port, but does not have an ethernet port. This will allow me to get the Android Netflix app etc. Amazon won't let me include a link but you can buy that device here at Amazon.com
127850
I have not use it for that purpose. I used it to stream Video files from my hard drive to the media player in another room. It works great.
234320
Just feed the sound from your TV into your receiver, and then turn your TV sound all the way down to "zero" - then you will just use the receiver as your sound source on all programs - TV,, Netflix, Amazon, etc.That is what I did and it works great. How you do that will depend on your receiver inputs - could be done with HDMI, rca feeds, or optical digital cord - whatever it will accept.
674257
I'm not sure about that. I only connect my laptop to the TV to play Netflix and things like that. Really I use the TV as a monitor I guess you could say. Sorry I couldn't answer your question.
2255888
Yes I needed this to access my apps like netflix. Some of the Smart tvs may have built in wifi but as I said I needed this. Hope this helps.
144672
It has wired (optical and analog) as well as wire-less (bluetooth) connectivity. So you could hook up to most TVs. Stream music from bluetooth devices like iPod, iPad, iPhone, Laptops, etc.
1726940
This device is a Bluetooth RECEIVER so if your TV will use it as a playback device then this will work for you. It has a standard 3.5mm headphone plug on it so you could use a splitter and connect two pairs of headphones.
1086369
only if your computer will allow you to change to tv output. just hooking this up won't do it by itself.
1352106
The system's only output is for a headphones port, so if your TV has a headphone jack, it should work fine. I have mine hooked up to my laptop.
71312
This hardware is good. The Ulead software that comes with it used to work for me and then it developed some problems. I think you need to look at the RCA connections. For your app.
2071801
You can plug whatever you want into it and it works fine, but not quite as good as if you route through a receiver first. All depends on your application. In my case - I run the sound to it from my TV and it works great.
230499
I have only used it for iPod and computer, but assume that the same input/output will work for TV.