Is There A Out To Tv Card

Is there is a Video Card that uses coaxials instead a s-cable?

My TV doesnt have a s-cable plugin. So I was wondering if there a video card/out to tv that uses coaxials?

I don't think you can get them but I could be wrong. You could feed the s-video from the video card into a VCR and then coax from the VCR to TV - that would work too.

I thought about that but then noticed that My only vcr doesnt have a s-plug in either.

You should be able to get a s-video to composite converter (if you're VCR has a composite input) - it normally comes free with the graphics card.

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Originally posted by Skillian@3 June 2003 - 04:11
(if you're VCR has a composite input)

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How do I know if my VCR have that?

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Originally posted by IHATEFAKEFILES+3 June 2003 - 05:16--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (IHATEFAKEFILES @ 3 June 2003 - 05:16)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin--Skillian@3 June 2003 - 04:11
(if you&#39;re VCR has a composite input)

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How do I know if my VCR have that? [/b][/quote]
What does the input on your video look like? - it may be a bit different cos I&#39;m in the UK but here composite is three little round holes coloured red, white and yellow.

Yea, RCA cables. So your saying there is a way to covert rca inputs to s-video?

Well, from S-video to RCA. My graphics card came with a little adapter that changes the s-video on the card to a RCA port - you then just run a RCA cable into the video (I&#39;m assuming here RCA is the same thing as composite - it sounds like they are).

Like tikibonbon said, even if you don&#39;t get one with the card you could get one pretty easy from an electronics store).

edit: an example

Youve been a great Help, thanks a lot. Im still looking for a new video card. I have all these mpeg files and

I hate to encode them.