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Can it be done?

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Hey,

Is there an Adapter, or can an adapter be built to conect a computer to a TV or VCR via the Monitor serial connection port?

I know that only deals with video, so can i get an adpater for my Headphone Jack to send out sound to said devices above?

G2

I may have to use composite
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Post by Harshboy »

Yes.

For Video, use this: Click Here!

For Audio, use this: Click Here!

Simple enough :D But be warned! PC to Composite looks like crap!!!!! S-Video looks good! If your gonna read text, think again!
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Ok, Can one be built by hand?
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Yes (obviously) :roll:
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Can i get a pin out diagram for the Monitor Serial Cable?
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If you know how to convert RGB to S-video, yes, i can. And if it needs to be composite, i will also do that for you. But first, i need to know how to convert RGB to S-video
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Post by gamer2 »

I want Composite, I have no video equipment at my disposal that accepts S-Video.

Does anyone have a Pinout Chart for a 15 pin Montor Serial Conector port?
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http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=VG ... gle+Search

Keep in mind the computer will need to be set at the frequency and scan rate of a TV. I'd just go with an external box that performs this job. Mine is old, it only does 640x480, but it works just fine for videos, basic games, and stuff like that on my HTPC. Newer ones are much better.

EDIT: <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0009B ... 82">Here's one for <$50.</a>. It's worth it to get a real box like this instead of tinkering around with wires because you'll know it works and it will let you adjust settings like size and image position.
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$50? I dont have that much money, :-(
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Post by Harshboy »

I know the pinouts of that, but you will have to make VGA-->RGB-->S-Video-->Composite. I know everything except RGB to S-video
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Post by gamer2 »

How bout from VGA->Composite?
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Post by Harshboy »

You can't just go directly to it. I need to find RGB to S-video b4 i can tell you the pinouts. I'm searching!...can you help?
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Post by Skyone »

http://www.tkk.fi/Misc/Electronics/circ ... 2rgbs.html

Do that, then make an RGB to Composite. Easiest way to go.
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EDIT: Skyone beat me
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Is RGB needed?
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