As someone who doesn't care enough about TVs to do anything but accept hand-me-downs and other bits of charity, I've just received an old plasma from work. But the catch is that it's a decade old and is better described as a monitor than a TV, built for the international market. So, in addition to VGA and DVI, it has composite and component inputs and can accept a PAL or NTSC signal but has no tuner and no SCART socket. It has an S-Video socket, a bunch of phonos and those other things that I don't know the name of, but look like a bit like phonos except that they stick out further and seem to have a smaller hole. They're for component input; it's a normal yellow phono for composite. Lacking another connector, I assume it's sync-on-green.
Obviously the SAM can output RGB and composite from its not-quite-SCART socket, but what can I do to connect it to my TV? Quazar doesn't seem to have anything relevant in stock and I'm a soldering dunce.
