In terms of the pin connections, a VGA and an SVGA cable are identical. Normally, the different description is intended to show that the SVGA cable is higher quality than a VGA cable. There are no standards in place to define the difference so a manufacturer's description of a cable as SVGA means very little. All VGA signals (VGA, SVGA, XGA, WXGA, UXGA etc) carry the same red, green and blue image information, but as the resolution of the image increases, so does the data rate for each of the colors. High resolution carried for a long distance demands a better cable than lower resolutions over short distances. Therefore, low cost, low spec cables will probably work just fine over a 5 foot length, even with high resolution images. Using a poor quality cable will show problems such as double images, smeared images and in extreme cases, no image at all. It is hard to establish the quality of cable before you try it, so as a guide, look at the diameter of the cable. The fatter the cable, the better the quality tends to be. It's not a guaranteed way to tell but it's one of the few checks you can make before investing in cables.
The RGB cable is VIDEO only, get the AUDIO from the HEADPHONE jack on the computer.
This is not an answer but I want to know the same thing. My Sony Bravia has a PC input and a corresponding menu option, but this is separate from the RGB cable which has no menu option. I was having the same problem; I had plugged in the RGB cable to both my laptop and to the monitor, but when I changed my monitor input to "RGB" it said there was no signal. I found another site that said to restart your PC/laptop after plugging in the cable, and after restarting it worked for me. Hope that helps!
The TV has video input in the forms of a coaxial (tv antenna/cable) and RGB inputs.
on most new televisions it will have a rgb port for rgb cables which means you need a cable with 2 RGB sides and connect one to the computer and the other to the port on the back of the television.
HDMI is the only digital input in the group you specified. VGA carries RGB signals along with synchronization information, so VGA is really RGB. RGB is analog. HDMI sends video information encoded in data frames. That is -- it is sent in numbers. VGA/RGB sends the same information using careful timing and voltage levels, so it's very much more like analog sound than anything else.
The Apple HDMI to HDMI cable lets you connect an Apple TV, Mac mini, There are a number of HDMI-standard cable connectors available, The thing is, when I use an RGB cable it works just fine, and I can get my laptop screen to show up on the TV
The equivalent RGB value is (177,0,33)
In Photoshop you can not convert RGB to Dulux.
RGB Entertainment was created in 2000.
The colors of the RGB cable stands for several things. If your cable has one red, one white, and one yellow colored connector it is called a composite cable. The yellow connector is the video, while the white and red are the left and right audio cables.
RGB stands for Red, Green and Blue.
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