I have a TV with just the 3 RCA sockets, the yellow red and black or white ones, and I`l like to connect my laptop to it to port the audio, either through S-Video or DVI...
Is it possible? is there any adapter that might to that?
I`m looking into cloning my desktop...
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I think you should use your headphones port for this - I think you can get a 2 RCA -> 3.5" stereo cable in an audio store.
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You can't get audio through S-Video or DVI as there are no audio signals coming out of them. You can however get an S-Video to analog (S video to the yellow plug which is video) and then get a cable that does what iarspider said for your audio. It's basically what I have on my media PC going to my TV, except I have DVI going to the video for the tv and one of those 3.5mm to RCA jacks for the audio.
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there is an adapter, i owe one.. the out of my adapter is RF tough... but there should be a rca exit too around there... (oh by the way, the adapter has s-video, RF and RCA in)
this is mine: http://images.google.com/images?q=r...TF-8&startIndex=&startPage=1&um=1&sa=N&tab=wi
but this will carry Svideo not the audio... for audio get a cable with red/white end and a headphone jack end..
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I have the audio one, I just need to port the video.
At what resolution would it be topped?
Thanks Bchen06 and aespinalc , but the sound one is take care of.
I just need the S-video or Dvi to the video input(the black or white input of the TV). -
Oh, lol, if you needed both then you should've just gotten one of these http://www.svideo.com/svideorca.html . Resolution will go as high as your tv will support, if you only have the standard yellow/white/red port, then I'm assuming that you have a standard 480i SDTV.
I should also mention that no matter what you set the resolution to, text will always be fuzzy for s-video but movies will play fine; I'm not sure why but I'm assuming that it has something to do with the resolution differences (and not so much signal quality since movies play very clearly). -
So that one ports the video? Cause it`s what I`m looking for, I already have the other cables
I`m fine with the resolution, I`ll be only playing videos for my friends from my laptop, It does not really matter . -
Yep, the s-video will go to yellow, and the 3.5mm jack will go to red/white. And if you're only playing video then I think you'll be happy with the quality
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Here are a few you might want to check out:
http://www.monoprice.com/products/p...=10401&cs_id=1040114&p_id=2510&seq=1&format=2
http://www.monoprice.com/products/p...d=10401&cs_id=1040105&p_id=123&seq=1&format=2
http://www.monoprice.com/products/p...=10207&cs_id=1020704&p_id=3398&seq=1&format=2
If you're not using a HD input (which you aren't) the top resolution you can have is 640x480. However, it is also possible to shrink down a higher resolution picture (with smaller font sizes, icons, etc.) to 480i and just deal with the picture degradation. -
Could I get the name of it, I wanna look it up on ebay. I have a little issue with my credit card, and ebay is the only one that I can buy from right now...
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No, that's svideo to component, you want s-video to composite. I'll find one for you if you can't find it.
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Ok,please do.
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Depending on how long of a cable you need, the two that this seller sells will work http://stores.ebay.com/svideo2rca
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Thank you sir
Let's hope my friends won`t be disappointed by the quality -
No problem, and unless they all watch blu-ray movies on 1080p tvs, quality shouldn't be an issue.
I need an adapter, but have no idea if it exists..
Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by eleron911, Jul 27, 2008.