Greetings all,

I'm trying to figure out the best (economical & effecient) way to send a computer video/sound signal to a television using the coaxial input on the TV.

The connection needs to be coaxial input on TV because we are using a TVM agile modulator so we can specify media from PC to a specific TV channel.

Getting video only I don't think is much of a problem, It gets tricky trying to add sound though.

We could live without the sound.

I was thinking if we went video only, getting a video card for PC with a rca (composite) video output and then using a rca to coaxial adapter plug. Sound alright?

Any ideas?

Thanks

RF modulator with S-Video input?

Audio shouldn't be a problem, since the modulator should have a standard RCA or socket connection for it.

Hi,

The device is a Standard TVM 450” agile modulator. It only has coaxial in and out. This dealy bob allows you to assign a signal to a specified channel. We want to pump a autorun powerpoint presentation to a channel on a TV using coaxial cable in the employee breakroom.

I just found out that we don't need any sound. So I could connect a converter to coaxial out of the PC video card either using RCA video or S-Video.

well i am going from video card>svideo>svideo to rca adapter>vcr>tv

http://www.svideo.com/svideocoax.html