Almost all graphic adaptors are equipped with a TV-out feature that allows you to plug your pc to a TV or VCR. The TV-out socket comes either in the form of S-Video or RCA (picture 1) connections (or both). Most TV sets come equipped with RCA (picture 2) and Scart (picture 3) input sockets. if the cable you got with your graphic adaptor (picture 4) does not match what your TV has you can use an adaptor (picture 5). You can find these on the internet or on the local high street.

If you dont want all the fuss associatd with cables, or if the TV set is too far from you computer (a cable longer than 10 meters may result in a reduced quality of the video signal, you might want to consider buying a wireless transmitor. Google "A/V sender" to find out more about these devices.



Figure 1: RCA and S-Video TVout sockets



Figure 2: TV RCA input socket



Figure 3: TV Scart input socket



Figure 4: RCA (left) and Scart connectors



Figure 5: RCA/S-Video - Scart adaptor

This post was last modified: 02-03-2007 06:18 PM by dazza.

Wow ! great Guide !

yeah we used to use this method to record matches and make demos when i used to play mohaa

any chance of making this a sticky?

Whats the Quality like? Some one told me that if I try to watch Footy stream from PC on my TV the picture is rubbisn IF this is correct any way to improve the quality. Thanks Dazza

alot depends on your pc setup, if you have a good cpu, good connection and good graphics card, then the picture quality should be fine. my spec is amd athlon 64 4000+ with a 10 mb connection and 512 mb dual graphics card, so the pic is fine for me

how muh would all the stuff cost????

how do i watch football on this site and what do i need to download

From the homepage, click on the link to the match you want to watch. when the page loads, it'll direct you where to download the player you need to watch the stream if you don't already have it. If you have any trouble, spend a little time in this folder (technical help), there are really good instructions/tips here.

great guide dazza, thanx