ATI Mobility Radeon HD4330 on Dell Inspiron 1750 - VGA to YPbPr

santiagopagani

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Hi,


I have an ATI Mobility Radeon HD4330 graphics card on my Dell Inspiron 1750 laptop. The laptop has only a VGA output, and no HDMI output.

Also, I just bought a Sony 50W656A TV. The TV works just fine, and I'm able to play movies using an USB hard-drive, external subtitles and all.

My only problem is that I cannot play any games on the TV as it is, because the TV has no VGA input. I remember reading that with this graphics card I could output YPbPr through the VGA port, with the proper cable. However, I cannot find where (if I remember correctly) read that.

Has anyone tried this?


Thank you for your comments.
 

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There's nothing in the Dell manual about that. But, there are VGA to HDMI adapters however, that will probably only get you video and not audio, like is in the "standard" HDMI output on a PC.
 

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