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What inputs does your TV have? HDMI is digital only and most common interfaces used in older TVs (SCART, S-video, VGA, composite...) are analog. Something like this would work but it's quite expensive, you could get a new TV for that price.
 
What inputs does your TV have? HDMI is digital only and most common interfaces used in older TVs (SCART, S-video, VGA, composite...) are analog. Something like this would work but it's quite expensive, you could get a new TV for that price.

Yeeah, the tv has S-video and RCA jacks. That solution is way too much money...
 
If you haven't yet bought an Apple TV2, don't bother until you get a new TV.

There are other streaming solutions out there which will work with your TV, and which have analogue outputs, 90% of which will be cheaper than anything which would successfully convert the output of the AppleTV to be usable with your TV.

Or there's the original Apple TV, too.

I cringe just thinking about the television picture you have to deal with :(
 
If you haven't yet bought an Apple TV2, don't bother until you get a new TV.

There are other streaming solutions out there which will work with your TV, and which have analogue outputs, 90% of which will be cheaper than anything which would successfully convert the output of the AppleTV to be usable with your TV.

Or there's the original Apple TV, too.

I cringe just thinking about the television picture you have to deal with :(

Hey, I do have a 52" 1080p LCD in my living room, but I wanted to be able to use it in different rooms...

That sucks :(
 
I'd still just rather put the money towards a HDTV, they're really not expensive these days.
 
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