Attaching a LCD TV

Hi
I have an Imac 20" and want to be able to attach it to my TV and use front row to play on the TV.
The first question is
My TV has a HDMI port (but I want to save that for a PS3 if poss) and A VESA Standard Port. the TV can support 1024 x 768 using this port. What cables do I need to acheive this.
My second is
Do I drag my movies into itunes and then play them from there in front row? Will the quality be any good or am i better burning a DVD and doing it the old fashioned way.
Oh and finally can you disable the main screen as I dont want to see a video twice
Thanks

Hi Andrew
1. The iMac's video adapter's do not support vesa the options are:
+For DVI displays, use the Apple Mini-DVI to DVI Adapter (M9321G/B).+
+For VGA displays or projectors use the Apple Mini-DVI to VGA Display Adapter (M9320G/A).+
+For televisions, projectors or VCRs that use S-video or composite video connectors, use the Apple Mini-DVI to Video Adapter (M9319G/A).+
Options might be a HDMI switch for both the iMac & PS3 or use the Mini-DVI to Video Adapter (M9319G/A) and a S-Video cable from the iMac to the TV.
2. With Extended Desktop you can drag any open Application window (iTunes, iPhoto, iMovie, DVD player etc...) to the TV's display. When using Mirrored Displays, Frontrow will display on both displays.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=303086
3. The answer to your third questions is no, but a third party App. called Shades can dim either display down to black.
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/31515
Dennis

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