Would an S-Video cable work for iPod to TV Viewing?

I know apple recommends to buy this cable.
However I really don't want to pay $20.00 when or if I can use an S-Video cable. I have an Apple iPod dock that has an S-Video port on the back of the dock, and I was wondering if I wanted to view pictues or videos on my TV... could I just hook up an S-Video cable to the dock, change iPod to TV-On, and be able to watch my stuff on my iPod on my TV? Or would I need Apples special cable?

I use an sVideo cable on my dock and it works good. I also use a stereo plug to rca plug y cable to get sound from the dock to my tv. Radio Shack carries these audio cables.

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FAQ: Is there an audio/video cables available for ...

I was wondering if there's any audio/video cables available for the Lumia 800 to hook up to my TV? If so where can I find em'?
Nokia phones (Owned 1999-Now):
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That sucks. I'm beginning to think my old 5800 can do more than my current lumia 800.
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All audio works out of dock connector with Apple a/v cable, except for ipod audio. I get no ipod audio. Any ideas?

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