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    Hey,

    Recently i bought this adaptor, as i thought it should do the trick





    You plug the VGA into the back of the monitor, and connect the RCA to the playstation output.

    When i connect this up, it does not work, and displays nothing.

    Is it a compatibility issue, or is the wire defective.

    The monitor i am trying to use is a LG, and it's a new widescreen 22" one.


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    I have one and it doesn't work for me. I beleive you need some special device to power it, but I just chucked it in the drawer for another day.

    I beleive VGA and Composite (Red, white and yellow) are not compatible signals though, but as they are selling it, it must work?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mb-group.net View Post
    I have one and it doesn't work for me. I beleive you need some special device to power it, but I just chucked it in the drawer for another day.

    I beleive VGA and Composite (Red, white and yellow) are not compatible signals though, but as they are selling it, it must work?
    True that^

    Thank you for your help, keep it coming guys
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    Quote Originally Posted by mb-group.net View Post
    I have one and it doesn't work for me. I beleive you need some special device to power it, but I just chucked it in the drawer for another day.

    I beleive VGA and Composite (Red, white and yellow) are not compatible signals though, but as they are selling it, it must work?
    The graphics card on the device you're using it on must support VGA out of the box. It doesn't work on the Playstation because the Playstation cannot support VGA out of the box. (it works both ways. If I wanted to use this to plug my computer into a TV I would have to make sure my computer's graphics card supports composite output).

    To use a Playstation on a monitor you need a transcoder box. Something such as: http://www.consoleplus.co.uk/product...09f3f69f118bd4
    Last edited by HotelUser; 22-11-2008 at 09:01 PM.
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    I don't see why they've put sockets for you to plug the red and white phono connectors into the cable as they're the audio channels and the VGA interface has bugger all to do with audio.

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    REP Rewarded to above if possible^

    What can i use this adopter for then?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevin View Post
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    What can i use this adopter for then?
    If your graphics card on your computer supports composite output (see technical specifications) then you can use this adapter to use your computer with a TV.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HotelUser View Post
    If your graphics card on your computer supports composite output (see technical specifications) then you can use this adapter to use your computer with a TV.
    I have an LG Flatron W2242S. Thanks for all the help by the way
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevin View Post
    I have an LG Flatron W2242S. Thanks for all the help by the way
    I need your computer model, that's your monitor.
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