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Hiya, i would like to connect my Toshiba Satellite Laptop to my tv.
I don't have one of them digital tellys though it's just a bog standard widescreen Sanyo.
All the sites i looked on to find out about the cable to use seemed to assume we all have 48 inch plasma's and HDTV etc... so is it possible with my ancient thing
what connections are on the laptop? you will prob have a svideo which can be cabled to the tv either as is or via a svideo to composite adapter (these can then go into a scart adapter on the tv) and you will have a line out so you need a stereo head phone jack(3.5 mm) to left right phono this also will connect to a scart adapter giving you sound and picture through the 2 connections
I just did this last week. My hi-fi is also connected to my tv and sound comes through everywhere as long as that particular channel is on.
Basically make sure you have an s-video http://coloredhome.com/video/s-video_luma_croma.JPG connection of both your tv and laptop (laptop does have it but tv doesn't say so check). If you do then you can just get an s-video cable.
So on that second pic, where does that connect to the laptop, and i assume the red and black would go in the back of the tv so how could i have the hi-fi still connected?
Zingy has offered to send me a cable that he said will do everything, though if i knew what it was i could price them up on ebay and save him the job
I plug my laptop into the tv all the time...I have an s-video lead which is plugged into my laptop and into my tv. Then I have an audio lead which plugs into my laptop and the other end is red and white and that goes into my composite on my tv.