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MacBook -> TV (Component)
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http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore.woa/wa/RSLID?mco=17887CE1&nplm=M9319G/A
mii dvi to component/svideo 20 bucks
mii dvi to component/svideo 20 bucks
well if you would read the post the guy said he'd use svideo it has svideo SVIDEO=SVIDEO holy **** it's not that big of a deal calm down hot shot
ElCambo Its possible but complicated depending on your TV. Does it accept DVI-I or HDMI? This would be much easier.
Otherwise
Mini-DVI to VGA
http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APP.../wo/StoreReentry.wo?productLearnMore=M9320G/A
Then
VGA - Component
http://www.ramelectronics.net/html/vga-rgb-component.html
Can you tell me what TV you have? It is possible you picture will be out of sync and you will have to purcase another device to correct this. Unless there is a reason for needing the component video chanels DVI or HDMI are more than suitable quality.
See Here: http://dannypatterson.com/Resources/Blog/EntryDetail.cfm?id=101
Cheers
Otherwise
Mini-DVI to VGA
http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APP.../wo/StoreReentry.wo?productLearnMore=M9320G/A
Then
VGA - Component
http://www.ramelectronics.net/html/vga-rgb-component.html
Can you tell me what TV you have? It is possible you picture will be out of sync and you will have to purcase another device to correct this. Unless there is a reason for needing the component video chanels DVI or HDMI are more than suitable quality.
See Here: http://dannypatterson.com/Resources/Blog/EntryDetail.cfm?id=101
Cheers
It actually is quite a big deal. Composite can only carry a 480i signal. A component (three wire) can carry up to 1080p. No HD in composite.
My TV is a Phillips 20" It has the Red/Yellow/White/Blue/Green/Red at the back, and it ahs the Red/white/yellow/ and S-Video cable on the side. However it does not support any HDTV