Not neccesarily. A VIVO graphics card may have a socket that looks like S-Video, but is in fact a VIVO port. For that, you'll need a converter lead. (9 or ten pin plug to flying phono socket or similar).christopherpostill said:you can just have a look at the back of your computer and if you see one of those circular RF TV aerial ports like on the back of a tv in a PCI bay then you actually do have one!
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me said:christopherpostill said:in my card you have a sort of breakout lead - you plug an S-video kind of lead into a port and you get on the end of the lead an input for Composite in and S-video in
Uh, yepA VIVO graphics card may have a socket that looks like S-Video, but is in fact a VIVO port. For that, you'll need a converter lead. (9 or ten pin plug to flying phono socket or similar).
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