that's called component video. It can give you the best picture quality with analog cables (I think it's analog). You will need a TV with component video in (or sometimes referred to as ColorStream HD). The black one is the s-video cable I believe. Many TVs have S-video. Unless your TV is very old, it may or may not have an S-Video Input. It won't give you thebest quality but it'll be nice for movies. Either way I would recommend Component (even better, go with DVI if your TV has the port at the back for it).
TV out usage? Need help identifing the stuff I need.
Anyway I wanna start using the TV-out feature on my Graphics card, but the manual doesn't exactly give me any information on how to use it or if I need some additional equipment.
The card states it had TV-Out/DVI feature, and I think it has HDTV output. Here a picture of the only cable that came with it, Anyone know what the Red, Green and Blue cables are for? Possibly HDTV? Also, if it is can I use that on any TV or just HDTV ones?
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Thanks for any info.
The card states it had TV-Out/DVI feature, and I think it has HDTV output. Here a picture of the only cable that came with it, Anyone know what the Red, Green and Blue cables are for? Possibly HDTV? Also, if it is can I use that on any TV or just HDTV ones?
Thanks for any info.
