[DM-MUG] Projecting from PB to TV

[Victoria L. Herring]

Thanks Curt.  I tried it out with my TV first....worked great - the 
images appeared abit fuzzy but we could understand what they were == 
I suppose it has to do with digital setup.  All I needed was an 
S-Cable to do that.  The PB has an S-Video cable outlet.

Not sure what my friend has yet, but next I'll test it on my inFocus 
projector and see how it works.

I can already tell the limitations of a direct iPhoto Slideshow = it 
is great for quick/dirty viewing but if you want to go slide by slide 
and talk about the pics or whatever, you need more control = the iDVD 
export or Keynote seem to be the next answer.

I'll let you know.

>A lot of TVs anymore only have the F-type (cable) connector on the back.
>Most don't have any RCA audio/video inputs or even old fashioned antenna
>connectors (showing my age, I guess) ...
>
>You may have to hook up through the VCR -- most of them have front A/V
>jacks.
>
>Apple does sell a cable which converts the mini-VGA port on iBook/PowerBook
>to video (RCA) and S-video (looks like an old ADB port).  The cable is about
>6" long, costs (I think) about $19, and mine works just great.
>
>Hope this helps!
>
>
>Peace,
>CW
>
>On 4/7/05 3:20 PM, "Victoria L. Herring" <vlherring@herringlaw.com> wrote:
>
>>  The first project is just slideshow of pictures...easy enough using
>>  iPhoto and PB...I have cables = friend has a 2 yr old Sony Triniton
>>  TV...not sure of what connectors I would need or where they would be
>>  on the TV = I went to Sony site and that was no help.  Any ideas or
>  > should I not worry?

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