If your TV does not have a VGA connection, then you will need to get a
converter unit - something that can switch from VGA to S-Video,
Component, HDMI, etc.
The alternative is to get a video card that has TV-Out capabilities -
usually in the form of an S-Video port. I believe the costs for the
video card and the converter are comparable, or at least relatively close.
OR, I guess you can get a new TV with a VGA port. But that is a costly
option, and not worth it in my opinion. HDMI is more accessible on the TVs.
Disclaimer: This is all off the top of my head and somewhat
speculative.. :)
Shawn
On 10-08-10 03:50 PM, Joe S wrote:
I want to connect my computer: Dell OptiPlex GX260. I have a video card
with a VGA connection. My TV is a Sony, Model KV-20TS30. It has an
SVideo as well as an RCA connector. How would I connect this, and
what kind of picture could I expect? I want to use this for watching
video.
I only have one VGA connection on the video card for my TV. Can I get a
switch to choose the output for the computer monitor and the TV?
Appreciate any help. Thanks
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