HDTV component video out

[jadam]

I just saw these adapters while I was browsing on slashdot

http://www.monoprice.com/products/subdepartment.asp?c_id=104&cp_id=10401&style=

Seems to be good for the mini, powerbooks and powermacs.

They have DVI Single link - HDMI Adapters, and DVI Dual Link to Component Video Out adapters. The Dual link ones should be perfect for the powermacs and new powerbooks, but I dunno how they work. If anyone is willing to try them out.

 

[numediaman]

I just saw these adapters while I was browsing on slashdot

http://www.monoprice.com/products/subdepartment.asp?c_id=104&cp_id=10401&style=

Seems to be good for the mini, powerbooks and powermacs.

They have DVI Single link - HDMI Adapters, and DVI Dual Link to Component Video Out adapters. The Dual link ones should be perfect for the powermacs and new powerbooks, but I dunno how they work. If anyone is willing to try them out.

If you bought a mini you don't need any of these. your mini comes with DVI plus a DVI/VGA adapter.

In addition, at the Apple store (or other outlets) you can get a DVI to video/S-Video adapter. In other words, your mini already can hook up to anything out there. I bought one of these adapters so that the mini can hook up to the "video in" on the front of my receiver. It will already work with my plasma tv.

 

[jadam]

If your TV only has HDMI your gong to need one of these adapters. Plus some HDTVs dont have DVI/HDMI so you need Component video out. And HTDV Video is much much better then going through S-Video