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Question: Does my video card need to support outputting RCA through a VGA port?
Document: The Sewell PC to TV converter is a good, low priced, solution to putting computer images on the TV screen. Hookup is simple, and it worked right out of the box.The unit works by plugging into your video card, a USB port and a sound out port mini phone port. Output is either RCA jacks, or S-Video.
This adapter does exactly what it states. You connect it to your PC (desktop or Laptop's) VGA port, connect the USB cable for power and the audio cable to your headphones port all on your computer. Next connect the RCA cables (Not supplied) from the adapter to your TV. I purchased 25FT RCA cables so my laptop doesn't need to sit right next to the TV for convenience. Works great, very nice picture quality. You can stream Netflicks, Hulu, etc.
The instructions were a little ambiguous as the S-video was called "optional". I don't want to use all of the other wires and I wouldn't think you'd need more than the USB (for power) and the VGA to get video from the video card. (I've already got the sound to TV solution "wired". )I tried everything and even plugged in a monitor to the VGA monitor-out connection.
The product is plug and play. It comes with RCA cable and attached (VGA cable, USB and audio input) all-in-one. No need to buy anything extra unless you need a S- video cable. It works flawlessly. The customer care representatives are professional.
If you need something to covert you video card output to a TV. This is a good option. It isn't perfect, but it does a pretty good job as long as you are willing to stay under 1024x768 resolution. It tends to flicker if you use higher resolutions.
As someone mentioned, you need to lower the resolution of your monitor (mine won't go below 800 x 600) but fiddling with zoom, vertical size and horizontal size, I get what appears to be an SD video. It will not record in HD, as the composite video connection will not support it. DVD recorders don't have HD inputs anyway. ANYTHING that you can put on your computer screen will record to DVD. PERIOD!
I highly recommend this cord if you want to hook your computer (make sure you have a VGA port) to the red, white, and yellow (RCA) ports on a TV.
This could be the old red/white RCA jacks (I have seen this config on at least one flat screen - the VGA port for PC in and the attendant RCA jacks for audio), or one of the little 3.5mm female ports like your computer's headphones plug into, hopefully marked "PC Audio In.
WE were pleasantly surprised that this little gadget works great . Had one challenge when we hooked it up , phoned Tech support # and Whamo , like magic just had to press the F4 with TV screen symbol at top of keyboard , then the Screen popped up , had just sound , now all works great. Has the three audio and yellow Video RCA comes with along with attached cable to hook up to your computer, we have a Lap top ,(HP), with windows 7 works fine.
Sewell PC to TV (VGA to RCA) Converter w/ All in one cableThe product from Sewell, their PC to TV converter works as advertised. The all in cable is also very handy by reducing the need for multiple separate cables. This cable also eliminates the need for external power from an AC adapter. Other converters I have looked at did not have this option.
Answer: based on what i found on the internet before buying the converter, the converter is supposed to do all the work, vga is vga and rca is rca, the only setting you should need to adjust on your computer is the resolution