MB129LL/B Composite AV Cable with my new iPod Touch 32GB to my Samsung TV

I bought a new Samsung T240HD 24" LCD HD Monitor TV and when I hook my iPod Touch to it with a genuine Apple MB129LL/B Composite AV Cable, the picture is not very good on my tv, matter of fact, it's not even in color. Does anyone have any suggestions? Everything is new except for my cables were an "Open Box" purchase.

The image on the iPod is only 480 x 320 pixels. If you mirror that onto a giant 24" display, I just can't imagine it looking too good... there just aren't enough pixels there to fill up that monitor's native resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels. Essentially every pixel on the display will look four times larger.
As far as why you're not seeing the color, I am not sure what's going on. I have a 26" Samsung LCD Display... there is an "AV Mode" setting under the "Setup" section of the On Screen Display menu. You have to scroll down to see it and there is an "on/off" selector.

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