xvga to component 1080i,Possible?

[ssi1975]

I'm looking for an adapter or converter ,because I want to conect the XVGA(1024x768)from my computer to my Hi Definition Tv (1080i),if someone knows if there's any way to do that,thank you.

[presto]

Do a search for "info please" or "help" or "problem" and you will find others like yourself who are looking for answers.

Of course, you'll see a great variety of problems and if your answer is in there it will take quite a while to find it.

If only there was a way to narrow it down. If only there was some way for people to actually describe the problem they are heving in their subject line.

Well, I'm stumped, Good Luck

Less sarcastic reply:
If every one's subject line was "Info Please" subject lines would be useless. Someone out there might have some experience with your problem and a good subject line might just get their attention,

[Gees]

Searches for "help" or "info" would produce multiple thousands of hits. But searching is a good thing. :c) Key is - to use the right key words.

The less sarcastic advice :c) is great advice. You can still do it now. Go to your post, click the EDIT button and change your subject title to something that states your problem like "adapter for PC to HDTV".

Many people skip right over any post that just says "help" even if you say "please". This way anyone that may truly be able to help will spot it pretty quickly.

Keep checking back, then - after a few days - if no one has answered, you can post again in this same thread, possibly by adding additional information.

Good luck.

You've done it. Excellent. :c) Hope it helps.

[The village idiot]

I guess you must have edited your question before I got here. Yes you can connect your XGA connection to your HDTV with the component input. You must have an RGB input on your HDTV. Then you need a cable that combines the H sync and V sync to make composite sync, and add it to the RGB signals. There are a few of these types of adaptors available. Check here:

http://www.avsforum.com/

they should have some links for you to check out. Sorry I can't remember the retail stores that carry such things right now.

[The village idiot]

I should also add that there are several HDTV tuner cards for computers that will connect the computer to your HDTV to watch ATSC signals as well as recorded HD streams, and DVD (mpeg) sources. They normally have a pass through type of connection for the video card, so the computer can be seen on the HDTV too.

VGA--->HDtunercard--->HDTV RGB input

Like that.

[ssi1975]

thank's Village for your info,but my tv doesn't have vga input,only component.

[The village idiot]

Only component would be RGB, so you need to find the correct adaptor to connect them.

[jeg_jason]

How about one of these?
http://www.digitalconnection.com/products/video/kdvtca3.asp
or
http://www.digitalconnection.com/products/video/9a60.asp

[BJ_M]

Only component would be RGB, so you need to find the correct adaptor to connect them.

component and rgb are not the same thing . though rgb is component, component (as used as its known - on tvs and such) is not RGB .

rgb can be rgbs or rgbhv or rgb (sync on green)

computer output is rgbhv and many video projectors can take this directly with a 15pin to 5 wire breakout cable -- even a 4 wire cable will work ..

for component - you need a rgbhv to component convertor

component (as used on dvd and tvs and tape machines and broadcast equipment) is chroma/color difference (YCbCr, YPbPr or YUV)

s-video is also a type of component in reality ..

[The village idiot]

OK. yes you are right. But now this poor person wil be even more confused.

[BJ_M]

OK. yes you are right. But now this poor person wil be even more confused.

yes -- funny how that happens

[ssi1975]

thank's BJ_M for your suggestion,I think thi's what i need.