Fiber to HDMI converter - This device converts a fiber optic signal to HDMI, which can then connect directly to the HDMI port on most modern TVs. Look for converters that support the resolution and HDCP version required by your TV.
Fiber to display port adapter - If your TV has a display port input, you can use a fiber optic cable connected to a display port adapter. This provides a clear digital connection.
Fiber media converter - Media converters take the fiber signal and output it over coaxial cable (CATV coax) or copper Ethernet. You can then connect the coax or Ethernet cable to an set-top box or other device connected to the TV's inputs.
Fiber network - If your TV is connected to a home network with a fiber internet connection, you can stream content directly to the TV over the network using apps or a streaming device connected via WiFi or Ethernet.
Fiber to CATV coaxial - Some systems use fiber for the "last mile" connection, then convert it to coax cable that connects to a set-top box and TV like a traditional cable system.
The best solution depends on your specific fiber equipment, TV ports, and how you want to distribute audio/video content within your home. A converter is usually required to interface fiber with the TV directly.
