Monoprice 6ft VGA to 3 RCA Component Video Cable (HD15 - 3-RCA)
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I'm trying to connect a graphics card with VGA output to a CRT TV that has a component input. Will this cable work?
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on Aug 8, 2021
BEST ANSWER: I think it depends upon your graphics card and TV. Physically, this would do it. But it is designed to send a component video signal (similar to true RGB) which is typically 240p. If you graphics output is 480p, then your TV needs to support that. The vast majority of CRT TV's do not; only EDTV's and similar early 2000's late CRT models had a 480p progressive scan mode.
You usually need a special graphics card in order to output a 320x240 resolution, progressive scan, also called 240p. But don't despair! The traditional VGA resolution is 640x480. You could use a downscale to convert this resolution to 240p. However, these are obscure products. I know two. First the "Corio 2". Hard to find, on Ebay, etc. Second, the Retrotink 5x, with its currently experimental downscale mode. This product should work, but, it's $400.
Soooo...You really should just check your graphics card resolution support in its documentation, to see if it supports 240p if hooked up to a compatible display.. Your TV will mostly likely only support 240p progressive scan.
You usually need a special graphics card in order to output a 320x240 resolution, progressive scan, also called 240p. But don't despair! The traditional VGA resolution is 640x480. You could use a downscale to convert this resolution to 240p. However, these are obscure products. I know two. First the "Corio 2". Hard to find, on Ebay, etc. Second, the Retrotink 5x, with its currently experimental downscale mode. This product should work, but, it's $400.
Soooo...You really should just check your graphics card resolution support in its documentation, to see if it supports 240p if hooked up to a compatible display.. Your TV will mostly likely only support 240p progressive scan.
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- Steven T on Aug 8, 2021
- Purchased on Nov 21, 2020
BEST ANSWER: I think it depends upon your graphics card and TV. Physically, this would do it. But it is designed to send a component video signal (similar to true RGB) which is typically 240p. If you graphics output is 480p, then your TV needs to support that. The vast majority of CRT TV's do not; only EDTV's and similar early 2000's late CRT models had a 480p progressive scan mode.
You usually need a special graphics card in order to output a 320x240 resolution, progressive scan, also called 240p. But don't despair! The traditional VGA resolution is 640x480. You could use a downscale to convert this resolution to 240p. However, these are obscure products. I know two. First the "Corio 2". Hard to find, on Ebay, etc. Second, the Retrotink 5x, with its currently experimental downscale mode. This product should work, but, it's $400.
Soooo...You really should just check your graphics card resolution support in its documentation, to see if it supports 240p if hooked up to a compatible display.. Your TV will mostly likely only support 240p progressive scan.
You usually need a special graphics card in order to output a 320x240 resolution, progressive scan, also called 240p. But don't despair! The traditional VGA resolution is 640x480. You could use a downscale to convert this resolution to 240p. However, these are obscure products. I know two. First the "Corio 2". Hard to find, on Ebay, etc. Second, the Retrotink 5x, with its currently experimental downscale mode. This product should work, but, it's $400.
Soooo...You really should just check your graphics card resolution support in its documentation, to see if it supports 240p if hooked up to a compatible display.. Your TV will mostly likely only support 240p progressive scan.
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- Steven T on Aug 8, 2021
- Purchased on Nov 21, 2020
This is a passive cable. It relays the VGA RGB signals to a component YPbPr connection. There is no adapter 'in' this cable that will make any sort of signal conversion.
The user poses a question that asks if they will be able to output their PC signal to be viewed on a CRT (as a monitor). Typically, the answer would be NO it doesn't work like that, but the answer to this question is actually dependent upon the graphics card they are using for output. A modern graphics card most likely will not, but an older one (with a TV tuner) might.
These cables are typically used for recording & capture AKA getting the component signal INTO the PC capture device. The card inside the PC is doing all the work whether it is receiving or outputting whatever signal it is being directed to record or output to a specific device.
I hope this answers your question.
The user poses a question that asks if they will be able to output their PC signal to be viewed on a CRT (as a monitor). Typically, the answer would be NO it doesn't work like that, but the answer to this question is actually dependent upon the graphics card they are using for output. A modern graphics card most likely will not, but an older one (with a TV tuner) might.
These cables are typically used for recording & capture AKA getting the component signal INTO the PC capture device. The card inside the PC is doing all the work whether it is receiving or outputting whatever signal it is being directed to record or output to a specific device.
I hope this answers your question.
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- Samson S on Aug 9, 2021
- Purchased on Dec 2, 2020
No, this cable is not a converter - it will not convert a VGA video signal into Component (YPbPr) video. This cable is used for devices that output a Component video signal using a DB-15 connector.
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- Randall G on Aug 9, 2021
- Purchased on Aug 7, 2020
The cable does no conversion itself. So it depends on what your PC VGA port is outputting.
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- Ryan P on Aug 9, 2021
- Purchased on Aug 7, 2020
I believe this will work as this cable use standard d-sub 15pin connector.
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- David R on Aug 8, 2021
- Purchased on Dec 1, 2020
Yes it will so long as your PC is set to the correct resolution.
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- Rhonda C on Aug 16, 2021
- Purchased on Mar 12, 2021
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Hello. I really need this cable and I want to know if you'll be having stock again any time soon. Can I trust the ETA above? I'd really appreciate your answer. Thanks in advance.
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on Jun 24, 2020
Hello. I really need this cable and want to know if you'll be having stock back again anytime soon. Can I trust the ETA above? Thanks in advance. Diego.
Diego G
on Jun 24, 2020
Can T430 with intel HD Graphics 400 / NVIDIA NVS 5400M display adapters showing in device manager be configured to output component video to use with this cable? Thank you!
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