Video adapters?

does anyone know of an adapter that will go between a monitor's video cable and the mac vga adapter that will allow video to both the mac's monitor and another screen? I am trying to make it to where I can have my mac be my dvd player and work with my tv. if at all possible i would like to have the second output of the adapter be rca plugs or at least s-video so that i can find another adapter.

You can get a DVI to video adapter that will connect directly to the Mac mini's DVI port (no VGA adapter needed) and give you plugs for both s-video and composite video to go to your analog TV. You will have to buy the video cables themselves as well. You will probably also want some kind of to go from the Mac mini's headphone port to the RCA audio inputs on the TV (or your stereo).
However, I don't think there's any way to have two screens, one VGA and one TV...
-Doug

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