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impact5 | 14:11 Thu 03rd Sep 2009 | How it Works
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Can anyone tell me which colour goes where..RCA leads Red-Green-Blue to TV White Yellow Red
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Avatar Image ChuckFickens
you don't!

the red-green-blue leads are RGB component connections, the red-white-yellow are composite video and stereo audio connections.

they are not compatible.
14:23 Thu 03rd Sep 2009
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They don't.

There is a confusion here: composite and component.

The composite is the yellow one: all the video signal in one lead. The red in then right channel sound, and white left.

In component, you separate the video signal (no sound) into three: red, green and blue (the connector colours).

You can get a converter lead to go from component to composite for the video, then get another cable to carry the sound.
14:24 Thu 03rd Sep 2009
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Ding!
14:25 Thu 03rd Sep 2009

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