your TV can do 480p, yes? 640x480 should work. You might need to fiddle around with powerstrip to minimize overscan. There's a big powerstrip guide thread around here someone, by Karnis. I'd try searching for that too.
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Help hooking up Components through VGA with Powerstrip
Here is what I am working with:
Nvidia GeForce FX 5600 XT Video Card
Daewoo Non HD tv model #DTQ-27U4SC
I have Powerstrip but not real sure what settings I need
S video looks great, but i want a little crisper picture and better color. Before anyone asks why I care about Non HD components, I have researched it and I liked the results. So with that said, I have hooked up the tv through components to the VGA and the screen is garbled and the color is not right. When I changed the settings on the card to 512x380, I can see the screen just out of whack. I have installed power strip, I just don't know what setting I need to get it to work. Has anyone gone this route, and if so, what are the settings do I need? Plenty of people have just questioned me, and I am looking for someone who knows what they are talking about. Please help, as my head hurts.
Nvidia GeForce FX 5600 XT Video Card
Daewoo Non HD tv model #DTQ-27U4SC
I have Powerstrip but not real sure what settings I need
S video looks great, but i want a little crisper picture and better color. Before anyone asks why I care about Non HD components, I have researched it and I liked the results. So with that said, I have hooked up the tv through components to the VGA and the screen is garbled and the color is not right. When I changed the settings on the card to 512x380, I can see the screen just out of whack. I have installed power strip, I just don't know what setting I need to get it to work. Has anyone gone this route, and if so, what are the settings do I need? Plenty of people have just questioned me, and I am looking for someone who knows what they are talking about. Please help, as my head hurts.
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You need a transcoder. Converting VGA to Component requires more than a cable.
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