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I posted the wrong photo. It's not our TV but the type TV we might need (?)<br />
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I posted the wrong photo. It's not our TV but the type TV we might need (?)
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So with that TV you would only need a Roku device. You'd plug the Roku into &nbsp;the HDMI (1 or 2 it won't matter) and then use the USB power cable to connect the Roku to the USB port on the right. When you start up your Roku you will be prompted to log into your WiFi network and then you should be good to go.<br><br>Or did you still want to use your computer to stream?
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So with that TV you would only need a Roku device. You'd plug the Roku into  the HDMI (1 or 2 it won't matter) and then use the USB power cable to connect the Roku to the USB port on the right. When you start up your Roku you will be prompted to log into your WiFi network and then you should be good to go.

Or did you still want to use your computer to stream?

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Glad to help, hope you get everything set up soon!
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Glad to help, hope you get everything set up soon!

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Would this TV let us access YouTube TV? HDMI connection and what else do we need? <br />
Roku and if so what are all our options for streaming on YT TV? <br />
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Since the YT TV signal would come from our computer which has wi-fi, VGA and DP only. <br />
And we don't know the capacity of our video card if there are minimums required. Thanks.<br />
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Would this TV let us access YouTube TV? HDMI connection and what else do we need? 
Roku and if so what are all our options for streaming on YT TV? 

Since the YT TV signal would come from our computer which has wi-fi, VGA and DP only. 
And we don't know the capacity of our video card if there are minimums required. Thanks.


YouTube TV and how to set-up with older Lenovo desktop.

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