> ...but I discovered the weak point in my system was the switchbox I
> *presumed* would take a SVideo in and output composite. Instead I need
> to get an adapter or cable to find out if it's working at all (it might
> be)!
Most of the NVidia cards with TV output come with composite adapters -- I
would check to see if you have one you might have accidentally misplaced.
Most of the switchboxes out there don't convert between S-Video and
composite. I have one that will, but it cost about $300 when I bought it
several years ago.
Nope mine didn't. That was the first thing I looked for, actually. It
is a new brand "3D Fuzion" made by BFG Tech, their main line is of out
of the box overclocked cards, so they decided to go with a low-end line
too. I guess they saved a few bucks by not including the dongle.
I was able to go get an adapter so I can use a composite cable, and it
works well now.
Anyway, as a warning to others, if you think those cheap switchboxes
will convert, they won't!
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