I want to connect rca to a vga monitor?? what do I need? plz
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you will need a s video cord and and 2 (two) DVI male to male cable and a couple of A/V cords
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As someone else mentioned, use a VGA cable. Very easy to find, and not very expensive. Amazon has them.
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I don't think so. Probably you will need a vga adapter (from computer) to an RCA video connectors output for your TV. I suggest search Amazon for VGA to RCA Video adapter cable and see what you find. Your TV will need the RCA Video jacks on the back, or the small din type jack on the back. Look behind and see what you have in way of auxiliary video inputs. That is what you will need. ......... tony
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It is designed to convert the RCA to VGA only. It did not work for me at all, but it is supposed to only go one way (RCA -> VGA). I would look for an active adapter for your needs.
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I have this, and if I remember off the top of my head, there are three inputs...rca, bnc and vga. If you want to connect to pc you need the vga cable. I use the bnc to connect to a cctv dvr to view camera.
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you don't; vga doesn't carry audio. it's not like hdmi. does your monitor have built-in speakers? if so, then there will be a line-in (aka auxiliary, 3.5mm, 1/8", etc.) input which looks exactly like a headphone jack, except that sound goes into it instead of out of it. in that case, you'll need an rca to 3.5mm cable or adapter. if your monitor doesn't have speakers, then just route your rca cables to your sound system. i hope that helps.
754420
You need the convertor adaptor to do so.....I done it before for HDMI, but never try VGA.
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No. I bought one to do the same thing, but it wasn't the correct item because it converts "FROM" VGA, not "TO" VGA. There is another device (it's powered and about the size of a cell phone - it also costs between $25-$35) that converts RCA signals (from your DVD player) to a VGA monitor. You need a VGA cord (both male ends) to connect your monitor to the converter. I am assuming you have an answer for the sound part, since a computer monitor has no sound, with external computer speakers. I needed a splitter that takes the white and red RCA cords (left and right channel sound) out of the DVD player and turns them into a female connector for a standard input/output mic-style jack for my computer speakers.
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Your T.V. probably doesn't blend the VGA with your audio input. What you need is a 3.5 audio jack to a female RCA jack. This should 100% fix your problem.
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You need a converter box which are fairly expensive. DVI are Digital and VGA are analog.
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I dont see why not. Im using dvi to vga to rca just fine. I use it for my MAME Arcade Cabinet.
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For the RCA jacks, you need to get a conversion box. I've rarely seen any high quality conversions from VGA to composite video. It always looks fuzzy to me and might cost $70 just to see that. It has been a few years so perhaps there has been improvements. Just don't expect it to look as good as your netbook display. For the sound, any stereo mini to RCA cable/adaptor should work fine. You'd be using the netbook's headphone jack for sound. I haven't used this site yet but they can at least show you what's available - http://www.hdtvsupply.com/ ...and the best thing is they also show you what's fake if you check on that product. There is no VGA to HDMI cable or component video to HDMI cable. Just read the descriptions carefully.
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I typically used a standard mini plug to RCA. The mini plug comes with 3 stripes and links 3 color coded red, white and yellow RCAs. This one does not have HDMI connector from what I know...
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Yes, a VGA to RCA adapter like this one should work for you - http://www.amazon.com/Lenkeng-104724-Monoprice-VGA-RCA/dp/B001CJOLBW/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1362431265&sr=8-2&keywords=SW-22050
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Yes, a VGA to RCA adapter like this one should work for you - Monoprice VGA to RCA
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Can I use this from VGA out on our PC to our projector RCA input without making the screen size smaller.
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The VGA portion of the cable is just for video. The RCA portion (Red and White cable) produce the audio. If you are using an HDTV that has VGA input, odds are it has a PC Audio Input as well (although I would verify this first). Purchase an adapter called "3.5 mm stereo male to RCA female" to have audio to go along with your video. Hope this helps!