Okay, today I found a cord in my house. Its fully black. On one end, it has a A/V (Or RCA) male (Color = black). On the other end it has a connector that looks like this.
Whats is this connector? and Whats is it for?
Also, my AptonBook XL has a weird female connector on it. (It has 2 of these)
S-video is a lot like composite video but it sucks a lot less!
Composite blends together the luma (black and white brightness) and color (duh) signals into one wire. They intefere with each other and produce a relatively bad picture. (Dot crawl and color bleeding are prominent.)
S-video keeps luma and chroma seperate, which gives you a sharper picture.
Before, I pressed Function and F3 (Which has a hockey stick looking object and a monitor on it). So I'm guessing thats how I go into S-Video mode?
Oh, and above, looks like it changes from laptop monitor to a new monitor source.
Is this the right button to press?
Well now, when I press function and f3, nothing happens. screen doesnt flicker, go black, or anything. Just nothing happens at all. I've also reset my laptop.
Uh, wut? If the s-video is an output, it can only output signal. If it is an input, then you plug any output into it and holy crap, it acts like an input.
This stuff really isn't hard, and it seems like you spend more time asking us questions than you do working on it, seeing as you posted that you solved a problem literately 10 minutes after asking about it.
TVs have a much lower resolution than computer monitors. Lower your screen res to something like 800x600 and maybe some of that stuff will be readable. (640x480 is the easiest to read while still being somewhat useful.) It will be even better if you use straight S-video instead of running it to Composite. (Composite sucks.)