Am 25.02.2010 14:24, * Thomas Andersson:
MY TV isn't ancient, but not exactly new either, it has 2 scart connections
of which one accepts SVHS signal. A new one is unfortunately out of the
question due to economics.
The problem is that technology has moved on, simple as that. I don't
know how old your TV is but VGA and DVI/HDMI inputs are standard on TVs
for over half a decade now. So as hard as it sounds, it basically comes
down to these choices:
* use an old gfx card with analoge TV out
* buy one of the few remaining low end cards with analogue TV out
* buy one of the converters which convert VGA to CVBS or Y/C (beware,
most of them produce a really crap picture!)
* get a new TV
I wouldn't recommend investing any money in analoge TV out, not only
because it is obsolete but also because the image quality is usually
just bad. Better save the money until you can replace your TV.
Ben