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Graphics Card with analogue output?
I need a Graphics card that has an analogue output port instead of the standard DVI or D-SUB.
Im trying to connect a computer to a non-HD LCD TV, ive tried everything around a standard graphics card (adapters etc...) and nothing.
So basically I need a GFX card with a yellow female output like the ones here: http://www.wiichat.com/attachments/nintendo-wii-ha...
Any help is appreciated.
2 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
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- BytefieldLv 61 decade ago
This TV has a VGA input (the 15-pin blue female connector). Why not connect the graphics card D-SUB connector to it? Or use a DVI-to-VGA adapter?
If you can't use the VGA input, your next choice should be the component input (red, green and blue RCA connectors). You can buy an adapter cable, or many video cards come with one.
You don't want to use composite video (yellow RCA connector), the quality will be terrible.
