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Volt-Schwibe · 05-22-2005, 01:23 AM

yes, the few VGA -> RCA adapters i have seen, are very expensive.

plus, if your tv doesn't have RCA input, you'd need to either run it through a VCR, or one of the RCA->CATV adapters.

i will do a google search and see about VGA->RCA adapters.

Here's one:
219$
CableStop VGA to RCA adapter

i did notice some cheaper ones in the google search i did, so i am going to include my search results. you will have to do some checking, and see which ones will meet your budget.

results of Google search for "VGA to RCA"

(NOTE: some of these companies are selling a cable that simply has a vga on one end, and 3 peice rca on the other end. however, some of these companies are listing them as not for computer use in any way, so you might want to read a few, and find one that says it will work in a "PC to TV situation.)

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Volt-Schwibe Asst. Manager, Automotive Forums; HJT Trainee Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Behind you, watching you as you type. Posts: 7,372 OS: Click "My System" to view details My System	yes, the few VGA -> RCA adapters i have seen, are very expensive. plus, if your tv doesn't have RCA input, you'd need to either run it through a VCR, or one of the RCA->CATV adapters. i will do a google search and see about VGA->RCA adapters. Here's one: 219$ CableStop VGA to RCA adapter i did notice some cheaper ones in the google search i did, so i am going to include my search results. you will have to do some checking, and see which ones will meet your budget. results of Google search for "VGA to RCA" (NOTE: some of these companies are selling a cable that simply has a vga on one end, and 3 peice rca on the other end. however, some of these companies are listing them as not for computer use in any way, so you might want to read a few, and find one that says it will work in a "PC to TV situation.) __________________ <signature> TSF is funded by our Admin's pocket, care to help? Power Tip: Subscribe to your thread (Thread Tools) to receive an instant email notification when you get a reply. New Members: Creating a single new thread in the correct section is the best way to assure your thread will receive a reply. </signature> Last edited by Volt-Schwibe; 05-22-2005 at 01:36 AM.