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S-Video and PC Audio

kelbal · 2014-06-02 12:06:51

Hi, I have an LCD TV, it's a few years old, nothing fancy. There's an S-Video connection on it - is this typically just for receiving a signal (from a laptop for example) - or can a TV's S-Video ever be used to transmit the TV's video for display elsewhere (on my laptop) There's a connection labelled 'PC-Audio' too, does…

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kelbal

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Hi,
I have an LCD TV, it's a few years old, nothing fancy. There's an S-Video connection on it - is this typically just for receiving a signal (from a laptop for example) - or can a TV's S-Video ever be used to transmit the TV's video for display elsewhere (on my laptop)
There's a connection labelled 'PC-Audio' too, does the same go for it - just receives a signal?

thanks

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#2 02-06-2014 3:32pm

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Yes, both of those are for input from a PC. The S-Video port should have a name that can be selected on the source menu on the TV.

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#3 02-06-2014 4:09pm

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thanks - was hoping maybe they could be used as outputs, but yeah I don't think that's the case

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