How do i mirror displays on a regular tv?

I upgraded to OS X Mavericks and I can't mirror my computer with my tv anymore.

Hi abcatie,
It sounds like you’ve run into an issue mirroring your Mac’s display onto your TV since upgrading to OS X Mavericks. There are several options available for mirroring your display onto a TV, the first article below will walk you through wirelessly mirroring your Mac’s display with an Apple TV and the second will walk you though configuring a directly connected external TV.
OS X Mavericks: Wirelessly mirror your Mac screen to your HDTV
OS X Mavericks: Connect multiple displays to your Mac
If you run into any issues after following along with one of the articles above, just replay with details about the way your devices are configured and what you’re seeing.
-Jason

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