So I thought I'd update this post with some real images captured from the device.
Video to vga converter evansville in Pc#
In case the link stops working it's a "Lake PC to TV Converter Box compatible with Windows and Mac (VGA To RCA / VGA To S-Video)". It's three years later but I recently got a deal on one of these: On a TV it will be bigger but just as blurry. Here's a rough simulation of what a 1024x768 desktop will look like via s-video: It's OK for watching DVD or dowloaded videos. Windows isn't usable (normal sized text is barely readable) this way. If you are running your desktop at 1024x768 (or whatever) it will be downsized to roughly those resolutions before being sent to the TV. Yes, s-video will give you a resolution of roughly 640x480 (NTSC) or 640x576 (PAL). Most of these work through a dongle that may have been suppied with the laptop or is available as an option from the laptop manufacturer. A 9 pin connector may add PbPr (you already have Y). A 7pin connector may add composite and maybe audio. The "TV-Port" can offer S-Video plus many proprietary alternatives depending on display chipset and laptop maker implementation. I've never seen anything but VGA RGBHV come out of a laptop VGA port. Tried connected s-video cable and check in the display properties I'm really not sure how can I connect it to my TV, (i have
So far, I believe that my card have a tv-output capability, but Would work on my VGA output, seem like nothing coming out My video card I bought the exact same cable believing that it I have a labtop, sony vaio with winXP sp2, Geforce ge 6200 as I am actually facing same problem with the owner of this topic, What is my option in that case (without changing the video card). I also have a second TV which is analog and has only composite RCA input. My quick search on google for vga to dvi adapter gave two different things:īut I believe it is the first one that you were having in mind, otherwise please let me know.
Thank you all for the replies.Īs I do not wish to change my video card, I will then have to go with this vga-dvi-hdmi option for the LCD TV. If you do have one than simply buy a plain vga cable that will connect to both the graphics card and tv. Make sure you don't have a vga port on your hdtv first. If you go this way then you won't have to worry about tv out since it will take a digital signal and put it on the tv. Not the best route but if you don't have a vga nor a dvi input on your hdtv than this is the best option I belive you have. In your case you will need to use a vga-dvi adapter first and then purchase a dvi-hmdi cable. If you have an open hdmi port you could do part of what I am doing - I have dvi out on my graphics card and I use a dvi-hdmi cable.
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