Frage von Sp0rky:
Can the Geforce 6800LE somehow that the S-Video (Y / C output) Composite signals are sent? if so ... how?
Thanks in advance ...
Sp0rky
Antwort von Frank B.:
Hello,
there is power of Y / C Composite.
Frank
Antwort von tv-man_sh:
there is power of Y / C Composite. No.. Is there not!
There are adapter cables of 4pol.-Hoisiden on RCA. Such adapter cable but only a mere physical connection and signal converters are NOT. Ie: Y / C signal purely = Y / C signal out.
To Y / C signal to convert to composite, we need a signal converter. Reasonable signal transformers are very expensive affair. So was the idea, the graphics card to teach, SY / C Output a composite signal is available, was not so wrong.
If a Y / C signal s.den composite input of a monitor oderTV created wirds Picture sw This is often the error when using such adapter cable.
Simple rule of thumb: A cable converts no signal.
Antwort von Andreas-1976:
there is power of Y / C Composite.
No.. Is there not!
Is it:)
look here:
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/S- Video There will be a building with adapter described. We have already approved such variants produced for us. Functioning properly.
For slightly better adapter just google, there are some.
Antwort von tv-man_sh:
Is it:) Hm? Not really, because if I use the Wikipedia article correctly read, then there is also described that the "simple" adaptation of the signal is transmitted sw "... On the composite output of such an adapter is, however, synonymous only an S / W-signal is available. "
The technically slightly safer version of the capacitor circuit, I would then no longer "adapter" name but rather "a simple converter.
What I ultimately wanted out, was that even many people of this widespread adapter cable "4pol.-Hoisiden -> Chinch use and thus be a SVHS composite signal into a lock-in, then wonder, however, the picture only sw is transmitted.
Antwort von Frank B.:
Hello,
Here everything is beautiful says:
http://www.pcwelt.de/forum/faqs-and-anleitungen/226770-wie-verbinde-ich-meine-grafikkarte-richtig-with-dem-fernseher-warum-nur-s-w-bild.html
Frank
