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Can I connect my PC to my TV with Four Pole to RCA A/V cable?
I'm trying to watch my laptop on a television that only has the RCA ins Rca Male (red, yellow, white). I was wondering if I could use a camcorder cable that has the male four pole (headphone jack) end and RCA audio visual male ends on the other. Also is there a S-Video to Visual RCA cable out there. None of my TV's have an S-video in.
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Radio Shack has all the cables you need, in stock and fairly cheap. I haven’t seen a laptop that will allow you to record composite video though. (the kind of video your VCR puts out) Be sure you have that capability before investing in cables. If you don’t, there may be a PCM/CIA card out there that will do the trick. I’ve not seen one of those either though.
The RCA male cannot be stereo, that is way no such adapter is made. I would just make my own.You cut a cord that has the stereo mini, and cut another one that has the RCA. Splice the two together. Coming from the stereo plug there will be a shield wire, and two colored wires. Splice the two colored wires together and connect them to the single center wire of the RCA cord. Tape it up good and then connect the shields of both cords together, and tape the whole thing up and you are done.
Yes, you can just cut the wire and connected them. Just make sure that the positive goes to the positive and the negative to negative. Usually those type of speakers do not handle much power due to they are part of a component system. Hope this will help you out.
None may work.VGA to HDMI -> you definitely need a converter.VGA to s-video or composite, your video card must support output in YPbPr format, possible, but rare
check radio shack, call first.
Most speakers don’t have RCA plugs … other than possibly for connections to the speaker itself or the amplifier you don’t need them. Some inexpensive speakers plug in via RCA connectors to the amplifier. If this is the case, you can cut the wire and splice in an extension wire (see below) to get the extra length you need. If the RCA plug connects to the speakers and the other end is bare wire (in which case the amplifier will have spring terminals or binding posts) just add a length of wire then simply connect the bare wires to the receiver terminals. Re splicing, just make sure you use speaker wire (which has a means for identifying each wire so that polarity can be maintained, such as a silver and copper conductor, colour coded insulation, a mark on the insulation, a string in one conductor, etc), wire each speaker the same way (e.g. silver wire to wire to RCA centre pin) and be sure to insulate each conductor from the other (i.e. don’t allow the wires to touch) using electricians tape. You can solder the connections or just “twist and tape”.Nothing major will happen if you don’t maintain polarity of the wires (and which way round (red to silver or red to copper, for example) doesn’t matter as long as it’s the same at both ends of a splice and each speaker) … at worst you will get slightly reduced bass.
Yes they will, two are audio, and one video. Just be sure, you set them in the right colored connections. So one wire goes from the male white, to the female White, same with the other color.
your best be would be to buy 2 set’s of or jack’s from radio shack and the’ll split 2 female’s 1 male , so you’ll need to get two set’s but thats a quick fix . and should be about 20$
Here you go http://www.amazon.com/Hosa-S-Video-Breakout-Cable-Connectors/dp/B0010CPFBQ/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1220333615&sr=8-8Or you can use a coupler http://www.amazon.com/Svideo-Male-Composite-Female-Adapter/dp/B000V1PB3Y/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1220333615&sr=8-1Headphone to rca cable > http://www.amazon.com/audio-cable-3-5mm-stereo-jacks/dp/B000PJERIW/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&s=automotive&qid=1220333424&sr=8-6