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<blockquote data-quote="wewe" data-source="post: 32998" data-attributes="member: 14194"><p>Hi kinchyuk,</p><p></p><p>actual graphic cards are having a connector called 'TV-Out' for the analog Video output. It looks like a S-video but isn't. It usually has 9, 10 or even 12 pins whereas an S-Video has 4 Pins (or 5 I don't know how to count the big square hole).</p><p></p><p>Into the TV-Out you have to plug an adaptor which SHOULD be part of what you bought. The adaptor delivers usually 3 signal at the other side: RGB and S-Video and Composite. In comes in form of 4 cables (one of the RGB-chinch is Composite at the same time) or a box.</p><p></p><p>In the S-Video Output of the adaptor you have to put your S-Video cable.</p><p></p><p>thanks+regards</p><p>WeWe</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wewe, post: 32998, member: 14194"] Hi kinchyuk, actual graphic cards are having a connector called 'TV-Out' for the analog Video output. It looks like a S-video but isn't. It usually has 9, 10 or even 12 pins whereas an S-Video has 4 Pins (or 5 I don't know how to count the big square hole). Into the TV-Out you have to plug an adaptor which SHOULD be part of what you bought. The adaptor delivers usually 3 signal at the other side: RGB and S-Video and Composite. In comes in form of 4 cables (one of the RGB-chinch is Composite at the same time) or a box. In the S-Video Output of the adaptor you have to put your S-Video cable. thanks+regards WeWe [/QUOTE]
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