cant connect my pc to my tv

hello everyone! im new here...

im trying to connect my pc to my tv (as the title says)

but i cant... i have like a 15 second video of what im trying to do.
im trying to use vga --> composite? the yellow wire with the sound (sorry im a noob with computers, correct me if im wrong with any of this)

it shows that its connected. but i cant change the resolution of the 2nd display. here is an image of what im talking about.
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sorry for the image... idk how to make it bigger

my tv isnt hd (its old ik)
heres a video i made just for this!
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please help me! if you have any questions, or need more detail, please ask

Where`s your monitor ? Loose it ?

AddRAM said:

Where`s your monitor ? Loose it ?

no... its right in front of my computer lol

i just want to use my tv for movies and stuff when im using my monitor for gaming xD

so... can someone help me please?

Now that`s multitasking. I do that also, only I use my blueray player. I`m assuming you mean movies on your pc ?

Your only gonna get the resolution that that tv will allow.

AddRAM said:

Now that`s multitasking. I do that also, only I use my blueray player. I`m assuming you mean movies on your pc ?

Your only gonna get the resolution that that tv will allow.

yea i know. the problem is nothing will show on my tv when i hook it up to my pc

i guess im trying to make my tv another monitor for my computer... if that makes any sense.

noone can help me? i waited about a day and nobody responded (except for AddRAM) but i didn't solve my problem...

I used to do that a long time ago. If I'm to take a wild guess I'd point it to around the time Radeon HD 2000 series was out. I suggest skipping the entire idea though. It will be a blurred image even if you get it to work, the tone will be off, frame rates are so-so and you will see screen tear.

*Also that was when I started experimenting with custom builts. It looked so horrible I sat almost 90 degrees angle away from the front of the tele because I thought it would be overstressed and go boom*

But if you're keen on giving it a shot, make sure the components you're using to link your tele and your comp are working well. For an output to be recognized, all that's needed is a connection to it. Functionality may be a different story. I can't really remember but I'm pretty sure you wont be able to do much with the resolution too.