Frage von Marcel Verduyn:
Good evening,
my laptop has a VGA output. Now I would like the picture on my
TV device.
Are there VGA to SCART or VGA to composite cable?
Best regards,
Marcel
Antwort von Hergen Lehmann:
Marcel Verduyn wrote:
> Good evening,
> My laptop has a VGA output. Now I would like the picture on my
> TV device.
> Is there a "SCART to VGA or VGA to composite cable?
VGA to RGB Scart Cable is theoretically a feasible solution works
but only with certain graphics cards (aufm Laptop probably not ...)
and Frickelei-bit drivers and is therefore not as a finished solution.
VGA to Composite requires additional electronics, but it
actually done and for each graphics card to fit on the table
There.
Caution: In both cases, reduces the Resolutiondes image
drastically compared to a VGA monitor. A work order is s.PC
practically not possible, just graphically demanding games,
Presentations and video playback.
Hergen
Antwort von Martin D. Bartsch:
On Sat, 13 Jun 2009 21:36:430200, "Marcel Verduyn"
wrote:
> my laptop has a VGA output. Now I would like the picture on my
> TV device.
> Is there a "SCART to VGA or VGA to composite cable?
It's a question of what the TV frames with more than 50 Hz
Frame rates says (as usual VGA). In Röhrenfernsehern
this is not what today's LCDs have to say I do not know (but
but anyway they have a VGA input).
Antwort von Marcel Verduyn:
Thanks Hergen,
> VGA to composite requires additional electronics, but it
> Actually finished and for each graphics card to fit on the table
> There.
is called as such electronics?
Marcel
"Hergen Lehmann" wrote in news post
Re: VGA to SCART or VGA to Composite "# # #
> Marcel Verduyn wrote:
>
>> Good evening,
>> My laptop has a VGA output. Now I would like the picture on my
>> TV device.
>> Is there a "SCART to VGA or VGA to composite cable?
>
> VGA to RGB Scart Cable is theoretically a feasible solution works
> But only with certain graphics cards (aufm Laptop probably not ...) and
> Frickelei-bit drivers and is therefore not as a finished solution.
>
> VGA to composite requires additional electronics, but it
> Actually finished and for each graphics card to fit on the table
> There.
>
> Caution: In both cases, reduces the Resolutiondes image
> Drastically compared to a VGA monitor. A work order is s.PC
> Practically not possible, just graphically demanding games, presentations
> And video playback.
>
> Hergen
Antwort von Hergen Lehmann:
Marcel Verduyn wrote:
>> VGA to composite requires additional electronics, but it
>> Actually finished and for each graphics card to fit on the
>> Table exists.
>
> Is called as such electronics?
Google time for "VGA TV Converter".
Caution: Most devices that convert into the keyword
wrong direction (according to TV VGA). So just read descriptions. A
Example of a "real" device:
http://www.conrad.de/TV-SAT-DVD/vga_tv_konverter.sap
(with suppliers, but this does not guarantee the cheapest source).
Hergen
Antwort von Wolfgang Ottenweller:
Hello,
Martin D. Bartsch wrote:
> What to say today's LCDs, I do not know (but
> But anyway they have a VGA input).
when my LCD is in the instructions which he cope Resolutions.
A full-fledged PC monitor, it is not according to these values. 60Hz should be
However, no issue (not synonymous with newer tubes) because the
Synonymous equipment can play NTSC.
The VGA has unfortunately not all LCD Television, in a hit rate of
I attended about 70% loading.
Gruß, Wolfgang
Antwort von Hergen Lehmann:
Wolfgang Ottendorf Weller wrote:
> At my LCD is in the instructions which he cope Resolutions.
> A full-fledged PC monitor, it is not according to these values. 60Hz should be
> However, no issue (not synonymous with newer tubes) because the
> Appliances synonymous NTSC play it.
Unfortunately, that an NTSC television obviously wants 60Hz interlaced (with
15734Hz Horizontal frequency), while a VGA card 60Hz progressive
produced (with 31.5KHz horizontal frequency). This is significantly too far
apart, even to durchzurutschen.
Some cards can be with specific tools to convert interlaced,
but that was / is a gamble and synonymous with a little laptop
recommendable, since the LCD control logic is complete with safety
If the device.
Hergen
Antwort von Arno Welzel:
Marcel Verduyn wrote:
> Good evening,
> My laptop has a VGA output. Now I would like the picture on my
> TV device.
> Is there a "SCART to VGA or VGA to composite cable?
No, only converter with some electronics in it to the VGA signal
suitable for a television program.
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Antwort von Martin Bodenstedt:
Marcel Verduyn wrote:
> Good evening,
> My laptop has a VGA output. Now I would like the picture on my
> TV device.
What kind of Television do you want? Which interfaces did this?
In addition, half modern laptops even a "composite" - or
"S-Video" output ...
--
Martin Bodenstedt
(www.die-bodenstedts.de / www.maboko.de)
