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9-PIN Graphics Card - TV Lead?
Created
18 years ago
2006-04-06 08:29:09 UTC
by
alexb911
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Created
18 years ago
2006-04-06 08:29:09 UTC
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alexb911
alexb911
Posted
18 years ago
2006-04-06 08:29:09 UTC
Post #172646
My mum wants to connect her computer to our TV, and her graphics card has a 9-Pin connector, as shown below (B)
and i can't find a cable ANYWHERE that can do the job!
a 4-pin won''t fit, ive already tried it, and I doubt a 7-pin will either! its just stupid!
cheers!
alexb911
Xyos212
Posted
18 years ago
2006-04-06 09:12:29 UTC
Post #172650
Im not sure, but I think your card has to be compatible to do that. Usually it has an extra port and comes with a cable to to the job. Perhaps that card cannot do it?
Xyos212
Rimrook
Posted
18 years ago
2006-04-06 09:22:39 UTC
Post #172656
Is there a joint connector or adaptor you can latch onto one of those. I could certainly do some research, my school has much of this kind of stuff.
Rimrook
Since 2003
alexb911
Posted
18 years ago
2006-04-06 09:55:17 UTC
Post #172663
huh? all we got was the card - preinstalled, no wires, no adaptors, etc
it is labelled s-video, and says that it is possible to connect
this
card to a TV.
alexb911
ChickenFist
Posted
18 years ago
2006-04-06 10:36:31 UTC
Post #172667
You'll need a 9 Pin S-Video cable.
ChickenFist
<Witty Title>
m0p
Posted
18 years ago
2006-04-06 12:15:49 UTC
Post #172675
Get an S-Video cable, stick it into the S-Video input on your TV if it has one, if it doesn't, I'm sure you could find an adapter..
m0p
Illogical.
alexb911
Posted
18 years ago
2006-04-06 14:15:41 UTC
Post #172691
tv end aint a problem - got a brand new bravia tv - but its the computer end, i can't find a 9-pin s-vid anyway!
i think its classed as a VIVO cable, but they are bout $30
alexb911
Dorian27
Posted
18 years ago
2006-04-06 14:28:21 UTC
Post #172696
Go to your local Electronics store, you can find one, ask for an S-Video cable, I had to get one for my DVD player a year back when they weren't very compatible.. Keep searching, you will find one.
http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2062064&cp=&origkw=s+video&kw=s+video&parentPage=search
Look Here, this should be what you are looking for.
Dorian27
alexb911
Posted
18 years ago
2006-04-06 16:48:08 UTC
Post #172713
yeah, but it
MUST
be 9-pin, all my search results are 4-pin or 7-pin, but I have tried and these DO NOT fit!
alexb911
Seventh-Monkey
Posted
18 years ago
2006-04-06 16:49:24 UTC
Post #172714
Ask for a 9-pin one, then. I think I had to for my laptop's.
Seventh-Monkey
Pretty nifty
alexb911
Posted
18 years ago
2006-04-06 18:07:16 UTC
Post #172722
but I get like NO results, only reviews. if any1 knows of a place in the UK? thanks
alexb911
DarkKilauea
Posted
18 years ago
2006-04-06 21:59:35 UTC
Post #172755
You sure that a special adapter didn't come with the card?
My Geforce has a 9 pin connecter designed for it's custom adapter, which splits into s-video, composite, and component.
DarkKilauea
alexb911
Posted
18 years ago
2006-04-07 05:13:06 UTC
Post #172775
it was in it when we bought the computer, and you know what companies are like, give you as little as possible. we were lucky to get our OS on disk!
alexb911
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