Qosmio G10 - Component Out Cables

I'm trying to connect the G10 to a High Def DLP using 1080i, and wasnt aware until the unit arrived that the cabling for the D-video out is using a SCART connection as opposed to 3 RCA's as per the North American model and info.
Does anyone know how i can convert the SCART to RCA (by providing the SCART pin-outs?) or how I can get the US cabling Tosh Part "Component Video Adaptor Cable (for Component Out on D-Video Out Port) (GDM900000510)"?

Hi
To convert the SCART to RCA you can use SCART Adapter (In/Out) to 3 RCA (Phono) Audio Video & S-Video. Google a little bit and I am sure that you can find the best solution.
Otherwise you can get best information in some electronic store. There you can get suitable technical advice.

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My church is looking to purchase a new iMac to run our presentation software.
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There's at least this one:
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These web pages provide more information.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=300233
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Hello
Have you tested how it works with external display, not just with TV? it is really not easy to say what is wrong there and why this happen.
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Qosmio G35 is not known to me but try to use all available Video-out ports to see if this issue occurs on one port only.
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Welcome to the forums.
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Alex_K
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Some devices will look washed out with VGA, this is NOT the VGA standards fault, but rather that devices implementation. The Xbox 360 for example had this issue originally but it was fixed via a software update.
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Looking for appropriate TV-Out cable

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