N8 Tv (rca) output

Hello .
I´m trying to connect my N8 to my Tv (LG Scarlett 2) via an N95 Tv-out cable and i have "no signal" on the tv sreen...the N8 shows the tv icon and a message pops up when i plug the jack but nothing else....With my N95 works fine.
¿Any ideas?
Thank you

Well, I´ve playing with another cable but still no luck:
the original nokia cable activate the tv out on the phone, but no image on tv
the other cable refuses to activate the tv out (set N8 to audio options and i can´t chang it)... A couple of times (don´t know how) the tv mode is activated but i have to move up-down the jack until i get image on screen.
A closer look show me that the jack of the earphones and the two others are not equal and, even, i think they are more thinner because when i plug it, is more easy and i have not a "click" at the end.
I´m very frustrated because i don´t know if the Tv output is broke or not

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