I cant play my 30g ipod through tv, via av leads tried everything, Help...

How do guys, I have a 30g ipod, which i bought a set of av leads (red,yellow,white to head phone socket) to play through my tv, but just cant seem to get it to work.
Ive tried all the usual settings:
going into video settings & switching tv on
done the pal setting
swapping the red, white & yellow leads around
sent the leads back & got a replacement set
tried it on a different tv
tried a 80g ipod incase it was my ipod.
tried looking at all the suggestions in forums
But still cant get anything to work,What am i doing wrong!
The message i get on my tv screen when i switch it to av channel is no signal.
If any one of you good people out there could help me i would be for ever greatful,
Thanks for your time...
Windows XP
Windows XP

this is the iPhone forum, but what the heck
Have you tried this:
On your iPod, Go Videos>Video Settings>TV Out and make sure it's set ON and NTSC
nevermind - looks like you tried that already
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