How to connect to tv wirelessly

how do I connect my mac book pro wirelessly to my tv?

my computer on my tv when i say free i mean i dont want to buy anything to make this prosses work
I'm sorry there is no magic to make this work without some cables and adapters for a wired connection or a transmitter/receiver for a wireliss connection. The only way this could ever possibly be free is if you already have the appropriate devices. Otherwise nothing is free.
If you decide on a wired connection you need to specify your video port is (mini-dvi, mini-diplayport/thunderbolt). Then you need an adapter for that to HDMI.
For wireless there McTiVia and Veebeam.

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