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Will TV hookup to the N900 be getting sound as well?
Because I noticed the cable it comes with is component video only - and since it uses up the same 3.5 jack on the N900, how will the TV get any sound?

What I want to do is play torrented movies on big screen TV.

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it comes with yellow red and white

yellow for your vids

red for your left(or is that right?) audio

white for your right(or is that left?) audio

those 3 go into your tv

while the 3.5 plug in goes into your n900
 
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this should answer your question:
http://www.umpcportal.com/2009/10/4m...he-n900-video/
 

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Isn't the cable composite video (one yellow plug ) rather than the higher quality, three plug component video?

Hope my tv still takes composite... haven't seen one of those since VCR days.
 
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Originally Posted by Swirnoff View Post
Will TV hookup to the N900 be getting sound as well?
Because I noticed the cable it comes with is component video only - and since it uses up the same 3.5 jack on the N900, how will the TV get any sound?

What I want to do is play torrented movies on big screen TV.

Thanx
If the cable/jack interface is the same as the N95 (which I guess it is), the component cable is: stereo audio (red/white) and video (yellow). So yes you will get sound as well as video when plugging into your TV.
 
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Originally Posted by dcman View Post
Isn't the cable composite video (one yellow plug ) rather than the higher quality, three plug component video?

Hope my tv still takes composite... haven't seen one of those since VCR days.
Yeah it's composite (analog) versus component (analog). But where do you live? I think even HDTVs being sold in America now still come with composite inputs..

Edit: changed component (digital) to component (analog) due to a correction
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Originally Posted by Laughing Man View Post
Yeah it's composite (analog) versus component (digital). But where do you live? I think even HDTVs being sold in America now still come with composite inputs..
Both composite and component video standards are analog. The difference is that composite is SD and component can be HD. Since the resolution of the n900 is 800x480, it wouldn't really be able to output hd video anyway unless it output a much higher resolution than its native resolution. If it could have done that then it would have made a really sweet portable HD video player, but I guess they have to prioritize.
 
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composite its fine for me, component out mean 480, 720, or some resolution that they want to expose, what mean that needs more procesor power, so that will take more batery juice.
 
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Hope my tv still takes composite... haven't seen one of those since VCR days.
I would also guess that there should be one. But if not, you also could use composite to scart -adapter where you can plug the video and audio easily.
 
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Originally Posted by dcman View Post
Isn't the cable composite video (one yellow plug ) rather than the higher quality, three plug component video?

Hope my tv still takes composite... haven't seen one of those since VCR days.
if your tv takes SCART, it is all you need (and a scart connector with composite & aux in of course if you dont have one)
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