Nope. It looks like your got a vga male and rgb plugs. They are different species entirely. Best you get nothing worse you get blown computer and tv/monitor what ever. You need a real adapter. It takes chips to get from here to over there.
ooh..hadn't thought of that. I still have a tube TV and forgot that new TVs are almost exclusively of the LCD or plasma variety...(I guess I assumed that since he was considering composite inputs, the TV was at least as old as mine.
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Best Answer 9 years ago
Nope. It looks like your got a vga male and rgb plugs. They are different species entirely. Best you get nothing worse you get blown computer and tv/monitor what ever. You need a real adapter. It takes chips to get from here to over there.
Answer 9 years ago
+1 Check your vid card to see if it has a TV out. Many do these days.
Answer 9 years ago
Or check your tv to see if it has a vga in. Many do these days.
Answer 9 years ago
ooh..hadn't thought of that. I still have a tube TV and forgot that new TVs are almost exclusively of the LCD or plasma variety...(I guess I assumed that since he was considering composite inputs, the TV was at least as old as mine.