Ati 8500 OEM S-Video Pinouts?

Should be since I do have a <A HREF="http://andrewt1.tripod.ca/svideo_rca_adapter.jpg" target="_new">Svideo to RCA adapter</A> that I got with my GeForce 2 GTS Deluxe card. Stores should carry it, or if nothing else then order one from Asus.

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forgot to say that the picture is a 7 pin not the regular 4 pin s-video, it's just damn bad quality because my camera doesn't like it when I'm too close to something.

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If you would have bought the Retail card, you would have gotten two adapters with it, a DVI to VGA for the second monitor port, and an ATI S-Video to Composite adapter dongle. You would have also got an S-VIdeo cable and a Composit cable. I would guesse that the combined value of these parts is around $40. Anyway, you can order a replacement dongle from ATI.

What's the frequency, Kenneth?

Uses an S-Video to Composite dongle?

I guess that means the extra pinouts don't carry Composite video.

Does the dongle appear to have room for a circuit in it?

I wonder if it just has a capacitor like the circuit in my link.

Anyway, it doesn't really matter. I don't have a big need to connect my computer to the TV I have now. When I replace the TV it will have an S-Video connector.

Never really thought about the added value of cables with the retail 8500. At least I got an extra long S-Video cable with the OEM 8500.


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Thanks.

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The dongle is actually just a connection for those three pins, like you said. Having the dongle available is a lot easier than wiring your own.

What's the frequency, Kenneth?

Thanks!

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