I'm confused as hell about this...
Now currently:
I have a TV Card. It is very simple, quite old and was cheap.
Aerial goes from PC into a three-way module converter thingy, then from that ONE AERIAL goes to my Tv and the other aerial goes to our houses main aerial (so I can get Sky or 'Cable' TV in my room when it's on downstairs).
With this set-up, I can only get video when watching Tv via my PC, no audio at all unless I'm watching the channel that comes from the downstairs aerial in which case, I can get audio, but not record it.
The TV I have is a TV-Video Combi (TV and VHS in one).
Now, I want to be able to;
1) Get video and audio via my PC from my TV.
2) And watch whatevers on PC via my TV.
I know how to do number 2 software wise, it's just sorting the components/cables out.
MY TV-Video Combination:
It has a aerial socket (which my aerial currently sits in quite nicely).
A Scart socket (which my Gamecube is plugged into).
And three tulip connectors (?) at the front;
Incase you can't see the above image, it shows.
Video (Yellow), Audio (White), Headphones (Black) - Sockets
MY GRAPHICS CARD:
On the back it has;
Where the monitor goes (currently plugged in, lol).
A S-Video Connector - 11 Pin
And whatever the hell this is;
PC 2 TV:
What I can gather is, all I have to do is find a S-Video 2 Scart cable and this will sort out my problem (video and audio wise) of getting whatevers on my PC onto my TV. Is this correct?
MY TV CARD:
It has many 'holes' in the back of it, these are;
Remote - For the remote control I got with it.
S-VHS - Which is a 4pin S-Video variant -
AV-IN (Tulip Yellow) - ?
TV - Currently has my aerial in.
Audio Out (Green Tulip)
AM I RIGHT?
How do I get audio when watching TV on my pc? Am I right in thinking I must connect the 'AV-IN' from my TV Card to the 'Audio' socket on the front of my TV??
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This is driving me insane and I'm supposed to be up in 11hrs to go to town to buy the components/cables/whatever I need!! ARRRGGHHH!
Thank you, thank you, thank you, to anybody that helps!!
Now currently:
I have a TV Card. It is very simple, quite old and was cheap.
Aerial goes from PC into a three-way module converter thingy, then from that ONE AERIAL goes to my Tv and the other aerial goes to our houses main aerial (so I can get Sky or 'Cable' TV in my room when it's on downstairs).
With this set-up, I can only get video when watching Tv via my PC, no audio at all unless I'm watching the channel that comes from the downstairs aerial in which case, I can get audio, but not record it.
The TV I have is a TV-Video Combi (TV and VHS in one).
Now, I want to be able to;
1) Get video and audio via my PC from my TV.
2) And watch whatevers on PC via my TV.
I know how to do number 2 software wise, it's just sorting the components/cables out.
MY TV-Video Combination:
It has a aerial socket (which my aerial currently sits in quite nicely).
A Scart socket (which my Gamecube is plugged into).
And three tulip connectors (?) at the front;
Incase you can't see the above image, it shows.
Video (Yellow), Audio (White), Headphones (Black) - Sockets
MY GRAPHICS CARD:
On the back it has;
Where the monitor goes (currently plugged in, lol).
A S-Video Connector - 11 Pin
And whatever the hell this is;
PC 2 TV:
What I can gather is, all I have to do is find a S-Video 2 Scart cable and this will sort out my problem (video and audio wise) of getting whatevers on my PC onto my TV. Is this correct?
MY TV CARD:
It has many 'holes' in the back of it, these are;
Remote - For the remote control I got with it.
S-VHS - Which is a 4pin S-Video variant -
AV-IN (Tulip Yellow) - ?
TV - Currently has my aerial in.
Audio Out (Green Tulip)
AM I RIGHT?
How do I get audio when watching TV on my pc? Am I right in thinking I must connect the 'AV-IN' from my TV Card to the 'Audio' socket on the front of my TV??
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This is driving me insane and I'm supposed to be up in 11hrs to go to town to buy the components/cables/whatever I need!! ARRRGGHHH!
Thank you, thank you, thank you, to anybody that helps!!