Hello,
Could someone who owns the "Built by ATI" Radeon 7500
tell me what pins on the s-video output of the video
card are used for the "S-Video to Composite" cable that
is included with the card?
Regular S-Video connectors usually only have 4 pins.
However, the 7500 video card has 7 holes on its s-video
output. So, I am hoping that one of the 3 extra pins
carries the composite signal.
Someone who has the "svideo to composite" converter cable
that came with the card, could just do a quick continuity
test from both contacts on the composite end of the plug
(inner and outer contact) against the 7 pins and the outer
contact on the svideo plug at the other end of the cable.
Then, if you provided me with the results of the tests, I
could build my own converter cable.
I have a non ati built card which did not come with the
adapter. So I am trying to build my own adapter.
Thanks!
Hobbieman.
Could someone who owns the "Built by ATI" Radeon 7500
tell me what pins on the s-video output of the video
card are used for the "S-Video to Composite" cable that
is included with the card?
Regular S-Video connectors usually only have 4 pins.
However, the 7500 video card has 7 holes on its s-video
output. So, I am hoping that one of the 3 extra pins
carries the composite signal.
Someone who has the "svideo to composite" converter cable
that came with the card, could just do a quick continuity
test from both contacts on the composite end of the plug
(inner and outer contact) against the 7 pins and the outer
contact on the svideo plug at the other end of the cable.
Then, if you provided me with the results of the tests, I
could build my own converter cable.
I have a non ati built card which did not come with the
adapter. So I am trying to build my own adapter.
Thanks!
Hobbieman.