If your TV has component in, I would guess that it also has HDMI or DVI? If so, that is the obvious choice. If not, then you are looking at getting a converter box.

I bought a Sony Wega a few years ago specifically because it had DVI...nowadays you'll only find HDMI, but that can be used with a DVI to HDMI adapter.



On Mon, Mar 24, 2008 at 10:29 AM, Matt Graham <danceswithcrows@usa.net> wrote:
After a long battle with technology, chip33az@netscape.net wrote:
> In the next month or so, I would like to upgrade my MythTV client/server
> to a new computer. The TV I has doesn't have S-Video

No, you cannot has a TV with S-video-in.

> but does have component/composite. Any suggestions for a video
> card/accessory?  Getting a new TV isn't an option right now.

I had the same problem a while back and solved it with a $30 2-way switch from
Worst Buy.  The switch had 2 S-video and component inputs, 1 S-video and
component output.  S-video out from video card->"A" S-video in on switch.
S-video out from DVD player->"B" S-video in on switch.  Component out on
switch->component in on VCR.  VCR 75-ohm connector out->TV input.  (My old TV
was built in 1991 and had no component-in.)  Flip switch to A for doing
computer things on the TV, flip it to B for watching DVDs.  HTH,

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