Mini-VGA to TV S-Video and Composite Video Apple
Mini-VGA to TV S-Video and Composite Video Apple
- Compatible with – iBook without an external reset button, eMac, iMac G5, or 17-inch iMac (1GHz) with mini-VGA port
- The Apple Video Adapter was specially designed to allow users to connect to S-video or composite video devices.
- The video output port supports VGA, S- Video, and Composite video out.
- Use the Apple Video Adapter for S-Video or Composite video output only connect to your TV, VCR, or overhead projector’s S- Video or RCA cable
- Great for connecting your iBook, eMac or iMac to large screen TVs, overhead wall video projectors, or mobile video systems.
The Apple Video Adapter for iBook, PowerBook G4 (12″), or 17-inch iMac (1GHz) was specially designed to allow users to connect to S-video or composite video devices. The video adapter cable plugs into the Video Output port (mini-VGA) built into the back of the computers listed. The Video Output port supports VGA, S-Video, and Composite video out. Use the Apple Video Adapter cable for S-Video or Composite video output only (connect to your TV, VCR, or overhead projector’s S-Video or RCA (composite) cable). Use a separate VGA Adapter for VGA video out. The Apple Video Adapter for iBook requires iBook without an external reset button, 12-inch PowerBook G4, or 17-inch iMac (1GHz) with mini-VGA port.
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Price: $ 17.77
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August 1st, 2010 at 9:26 pm
Review by Michael LaBossiere for Mini-VGA to TV S-Video and Composite Video Apple
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As with most Apple products, it does what it is supposed to do effectively and simply. In this case, it allows a Mac with a Mini-VGA port to output via S video or composite video.
I bought one for use with my G4 iBook, mainly to use it as a low-end “media center.” While the video is a bit fuzzy, it is quite usable.
Before buying this, be sure that it matches your Mac. Older models have the Mini-VGA ports while newer models do not. So, if you have a MacBook Air, this won’t work.