Or Botton wrote:
>
> When you mentioned europe/US you seemed to forget Middle east.
> I'm very intrested in trying to do this.. I dont know much in
> electronics.. and that plug doesnt exist in Israeli TV sets.
> (though its still PAL. We got the Antenne plug.).
> Any idea on what I should try to do? ..or should I just drop
> the idea and get one of those expensive VGA-to-TV commercial
> convertors? (which seems to work only with Windows. Thats what
> they all state on the box, anyway.)
>
> I think that I should mention again that I have what seems to be
> a cable with one of its ends is a stereo A/V plugs, and in the other
> side a SCART plug. Since my television has a stereo A/V plugs
> in addition to the PAL antenne plug, is it a good chance to add
> "SCART support" to my TV using this cable? or should I still
> try to buy a commercial thing? :)
>
> Or Botton
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>
If you not absolutely not familiar with electronics,
you better have to buy commercial solution.
If you know what is transistor, exist very
easy scheme at 5 transistors and few inductions.
It convert RGB to PAL.
It can cost near 5-7 $ if you assemble it by yourself.
But you need oscilloscop to make it work.
Sergei--
