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umonkeyandme

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#10862 16-Dec-2006 05:36
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hi all,

my notebook has an s-video output but my tv doesnt (it has an RCA output). what am i supposed to get to review images on the tv screen?

thank you so much for any help.

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juha
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  #55615 16-Dec-2006 07:21
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By "RCA output" do you mean your TV has composite RCA connector inputs? If so, this page might be useful to you.








umonkeyandme

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#55624 16-Dec-2006 08:47
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Yes, you're right. I meant to say "input" then I typed "output" (brain and fingers didn't cooperate really). Thank you so much for the link, it is useful indeed  :D


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