Monitor Hook-up

I am a children's pastor and recently got a new macbook pro. I would like to hook it up to two tv monitors to play my music on. I don't know much about sound equipment, but need to know how to run my videos from the laptop to the two tvs. I have gotten some other opinions, from non Mac users, so i wanted a more educated one! Thanks for your time and input.
God Bless
Rachel King

Hi Rachel
If the TV supports HDMI then you can use this type of cable http://store.apple.com/us/product/TL952LL/A?fnode=MTY1NDA3Ng&mco=Mjc2Mjg
You will need to use a headphone pin to 2xRCA for sound, (this can also be plugged into the tv). The DVI-HDMI cable only supports video transfer.
Hope this helps
J.C

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dravp wrote:
... My question is... Is it possible to keep the VGA (or DVI) connection to my monitor, and also have video output thru HDMI cable (to my AV receiver) ?
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