At 9:26 am -0800 18/12/02, coccolithophorid at earthlink.net wrote: >You could always use the S-Video to video adapter that comes with >PowerBooks (there should be a video in on the back of your tv) and buy >a cheap 1/8" stereo out to RCA from Radio Shack for the audio out. Then >you'll need a video cable for the video, this can all be bought in the >US for under $10. Which gives me composite video, right? I have that working and it's ok but DVD colours are noticeably desaturated. S-Video allegedly gives a superior picture to composite video. But I got a bit suspicious when I looked thru the various cables on offer at the online Apple Store. They do offer an S-Video to Scart cable but not an S-Video to S-Video cable. Scart is useless to me since I have to move half a ton of equipment to get to the TV's scart sockets. But my Panasonic and many other modern TVs have an S-Video input on the front panel so it's a mystery why Apple don't sell one, or even supply one with every TiBook. Simon